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June 23 2014 Culture Latino community: celebrations and awards
Samba dancers. | Photos courtesy of LatincouverOn July 5–6, come to downtown Vancouver for a two-day Latin American party …
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June 23 2014 Art Artists explore the idea of culture and attachment
Encounter by Marigold Santos. | Photo by Guy L’Heureux, courtesy of Richmond Art Gallery.
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June 23 2014 Culture Native Girl Syndrome pushes its audience into the shattering stories of the streets
Performer Karian Iraola in Native Girl Syndrome. | Photo by Marc J Chalifoux.Self-destruction and addiction, cultural …
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June 9 2014 Culture Celebrating Scandinavian Midsummer with wife carrying and Viking living
The 19th annual Scandinavian Midsummer Festival will be held on the grounds of the Scandinavian Community Centre on June 21–22, as well as an Ember Skies Dance for patrons 19 years of age and older…
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June 9 2014 Art The artistry of play: installation showcases children’s art
Henry unleashes his creative spontaneity during a creative session for grunt gallery’s Play, Fall, Rest, Dance installation. | Photo …
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June 9 2014 Art A long embarkment home: Haida cedar artist in Vancouver
Todd DeVries, wearing a cedar bark headband, says the trees are like grandmothers past: offering great wisdom and support. | Photo by …
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June 9 2014 Art Sacred Sands: the making of a Mandala
Mandalas – ephemeral works of art. | Photo by Vladimir MelnikTibetan monks will be creating a Sand Mandala at the Sacred …
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May 26 2014 Art Salt walks represent new form of social practice art
Salt Walk participants stop inside a traditional Chinese medicine shop.|Photo courtesy of Randy Lee Cutler
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May 26 2014 Culture From Bombs to Books: refugee children share their stories
In the suburbs of Burnaby, Edmonds Community School found itself with one-third of its student body newly arrived in Canada as refugees. They came from some of the most conflict-ridden parts of the …