Cantonese Opera and the Immigrant Experience 粵劇與移民體驗經歷 PCHC – Museum of Migration and Museum Bento are creating a mobile museum box with artifacts and photos that tell the story of Cantonese opera in the lives of early immigrants in BC. This box will travel to schools and other organizations throughout BC and open up a … Continue reading
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Call for Volunteers 2017
PCHC is recruiting volunteers for our 2017 trans-Pacific Cantonese opera project — Multic Voices One Heart. If you want to hone your intercultural skills, learn more about Cantonese and its opera, or enable seniors to have an enjoyable evening at our July 7 show, or want to be part of the core volunteer corps at … Continue reading
Cantonese Opera July 7 Show at Michael J. Fox
PCHC co-presents Cantonese Opera Show (July 7)「粵韻聲傳加西東」 PCHC-MoM Society will co-present a benefit recital and theatrical performance as part of the trans-Pacific project called “Multi Voices One Heart: Celebrating Canada 150 in Cantonese Opera” at the Michael J. Fox Theatre on Friday night, July 7. (A repeat performance will be presented in the Ryerson Theatre in Toronto … Continue reading
MVOH launched with a bang!
Mrs Angela Keung, Chair of MVOH Steering Committee, was assisted by Harb Gill and Winnie Cheung of PCHC in officially launching the trans-Pacific Cantonese Opera Project “MVOH” by hitting the ceremonial gong in Metro Vancouver on May1. Also featured in this photo are community leaders and scholars, including Drs. Elizabeth and Graham Johnson who were … Continue reading
Cantonese Opera in BC over 150 years ago
Can you imagine that as early as in the 1860s, Victoria could boast about having 5 theatres staging Cantonese opera? Imagine the community and its economy in BC that could maintain five live theatres to entertain fans of that traditional performance art. Opera troupes from South China had been crossing the Pacific to perform in … Continue reading
PCHC & CCMM in HK
PCHC Block by Block team
Congrats to Richard, Dominique & Angela for joining the national oral history team of Block by Block! PCHC-MoM Society, in partnership with the Toronto Ward Museum, is pleased to announce that Richard Liu, Dominique Bautista and Angela Ho have been selected to work on the national oral history project called Block by Block, which is … Continue reading
PCHC Winter/Spring 2017 Newsletter
PCHC’s 2017 Winter/Spring Newsletter is out! (Who can tell which season it is with the Lower Mainland’s strange weather?) Click the link above for many exciting developments, including museum updates, upcoming events, and exciting future projects! If you missed this newsletter in your inbox, click here to subscribe! You can also find an archive of past newsletters here. Continue reading
PCHC AGM and Walking Tour Photos
This weekend, PCHC held a successful AGM at the UBC Learning Exchange in Chinatown. Directors, Advisors, Members, and friends came out to hear a review of the year and to hear updates about the museum project. We’d like to thank the PCHC Directors for their amazing hard work these past couple years. A huge thank you … Continue reading
Screening of “Yellowing”, Nov 22
Screening: Yellowing 亂世備忘 A documentary by Chan Tze Woon on the “Umbrella Movement in HK”, shown at the 2016 Vancouver Film Festival. The film has been nominated for the Golden Horse Award in Taiwan. Date: Tuesday, November 22, 2016 (6:30pm) Location: Frederic Wood Theatre, 6354 Crescent Rd, Vancouver Length: 133 mins Language: Cantonese with English Subtitles Open … Continue reading
Family Stories Live On Through Our Museums – an Article by Todd Wong
The following article was written by Todd Wong for the “Times Colonist” on October 25th. The article was originaly published at the link here: http://www.timescolonist.com/family-stories-live-on-through-our-museums-1.2372544 Family stories live on through our museums TODD WONG / FOR TIMES COLONIST OCTOBER 25, 2016 12:01 AM Conservator Lisa Bengston puts the finishing touches on the seats of a 1903 … Continue reading
