The November 2019 Newsletter is out! Click through the image above for many exciting developments, including upcoming events, community news and past events. Be sure to purchase your ticket for the Banquet of Stories here! If you missed this newsletter in your inbox, click here to subscribe. You can also find an archive of past newsletters here. Continue reading
The Fall 2019 Newsletter is out! Click through the image above for many exciting developments, including upcoming events, community news and past events. Be sure to purchase your ticket for the Banquet of Stories here! If you missed this newsletter in your inbox, click here to subscribe. You can also find an archive of past newsletters here. Continue reading
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
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
PCHC-MoM’s September 26 event A Banquet of Stories: Sharing Migration Tales Through Food at the Sunset Community Centre has been featured on Balitang America! Cecile Docto reports on the PCHC-MoM event. Thank you, Cecile and ABS-CBN for your participation and coverage. (With Anthony Achilles Mandap, Treenee Lopez, Mary Ann Reyes-Mandap, Gigi Astudillo, Joel Castillo). The segment also features our … Continue reading
The Pacific Canada Heritage Centre – Museum of Migration Society would like to warmly welcome its newest board members, Mr. Howard E. Grant of the Musqueam and Coast Salish peoples, and Dr. Tineke Hellwig, PhD in Indonesian and Malay Literature and Associate Professor Emerita in Asian Studies. Welcome to the team! Continue reading
