Welcome to BC Dumpling Festival
Thank you for joining us on August 13, 2022.
We hope to see you again in 2023!
Thank you for joining us on August 13, 2022.
We hope to see you again in 2023!
2022 Highlight Video
The Asian Arts and Culture Society is a not-for-profit and the same goes for the BC Dumpling Festival. This includes no salaries and all work by the society is provided by our generous volunteers who believe in our cause. Want to participate?
We are welcoming Food Trucks, Non-Food Vendors, Stage Performers, Art Work by Local Artists, Day-
The Asian Arts and Culture Society is a not-for-profit and the same goes for the BC Dumpling Festival. This includes no salaries and all work by the society is provided by our generous volunteers who believe in our cause. Want to participate?
We are welcoming Food Trucks, Non-Food Vendors, Stage Performers, Art Work by Local Artists, Day-of Volunteers & Sponsorships.
Contact us via the contact form below!
The Asian Arts and Culture Society is excited to present the inaugural BC Dumpling Festival in the Tri-Cities. This festival is a celebration of the diverse community we live in and brings together families, friends, neighbours, community organizations and businesses from different cultures to share food, entertainment and laughter. Thi
The Asian Arts and Culture Society is excited to present the inaugural BC Dumpling Festival in the Tri-Cities. This festival is a celebration of the diverse community we live in and brings together families, friends, neighbours, community organizations and businesses from different cultures to share food, entertainment and laughter. This festival will be the first of its kind in our beautiful community. It is a multicultural, family-friendly event that will showcase dumplings from different cultures!
The idea for BC Dumpling Festival was sparked during COVID 19 when there was a rise in anti-Asian hate and crime in our community. One of the members experienced racism right at Town Centre Park in 2021 and as a result, the Asian Arts and Culture Society was created.
The Society hopes to promote multiculturalism and diversity through arts
The idea for BC Dumpling Festival was sparked during COVID 19 when there was a rise in anti-Asian hate and crime in our community. One of the members experienced racism right at Town Centre Park in 2021 and as a result, the Asian Arts and Culture Society was created.
The Society hopes to promote multiculturalism and diversity through arts and cultural events. What better way to do this than at a festival over a plateful of dumplings from all over the world!?!
11:00 AM - Opening Ceremony - Welcome Speeches
11:20 AM - Lion Dancers - CLF Kung Fu Club
11:30 AM - Fete Galante with Monica Cho, Seong Woo Jeong and Angelina Park
12:20 AM - Qianyun Guzheng Music School
12:40 PM - Kechina Wen
1:10 PM - Stories on Wheels
1:40 PM - Murphy and the Jazz Cats
2:15 PM - VISM Education
3:15 PM - Qianyun Guzheng Music School
3:50 PM - Mamakeish No. 1 KPOP Academy
4:45 PM - Coquitlam Youth Orchestra - Intermediate String Quartet
5:05 PM - STEC Education Centre
5:10 PM - DB Art Studio
5:30 PM - Baobao Art Centre
6:00 PM - Dragon Dance - Meadowridge School
6:10 PM - Rangla Punjab Arts Academy
6:35 PM - Nadia Lund from Simusique
7:05 PM - Alicia and Alexis
7:20 PM - Argel MDR
7:45 PM - Closing Remarks
Asian Arts & Culture Society, a not-for-profit organization located in Metro Vancouver. The organization’s purpose is to promote multiculturalism and diversity and to celebrate Asian culture through arts and cultural events.
Visit our website at: www.asianartsculture.ca
Please consider donating to Asian Arts and Culture Society and help us put on multicultural events for the community. You can visit our gofundme page HERE.
Town Centre Park, Pinetree Way, Coquitlam, British Columbia V3E 2E4, Canada
TRANSIT
We highly recommend taking transit to get to the festival. Town Centre Park is accessible by transit from Lafarge Lake-Douglas SkyTrain station, which is steps from the BC Dumpling Festival site. Just follow the yummy smells. You can use the Translink Trip Planner HERE.
DRIVING
Town Centre Park has ample free parking. Check out the park's digital parking counters HERE to see if a lot is full and where to find empty spots elsewhere.
HERE is a map of Town Centre Park.
We acknowledge that Asian Arts and Culture Society operates on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem First Nation). We thank the kʷikʷəƛ̓əm who continue to live on these lands and care for them, along with the waters and all that is above and below.
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