Museum of Surrey is gearing up to feature Punjabi stories of Surrey as its first major community-led exhibition in the new feature gallery. This dynamic cultural showcase will run Oct. 2 to Dec. 22, 2019, shining a spotlight on the unique story of the Punjabis here in Surrey.
The Vancouver Metropolitan Lions Club raised $12,800 in support of local health care in Richmond at their 11th Project “C” event, held at Continental Seafood Restaurant in Richmond on December 23, 2018.
The Cultch is thrilled to present, This is the Point, from Ahuri Theatre and The Theatre Centre (Toronto). This is the Point is a co-presentation with PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, and runs January 29-February 2, 2019 at the Historic Theatre.
Western Canada’s largest Pet Show to return to the Fraser Valley with new featured expert seminars and crowd favourites
For the first time – buy your tickets online for this year’s show running February 14 – 17.
The exciting show rolls into Abbotsford Tradex – January 18 – 20 2019.
Gang activity, drugs, and violence continues to be of great concern to the residents of Surrey. With over 200 shootings in the last three years, the community has seen an exponential increase of the drugs and gang violence epidemic since 2015.
With over 100 participants and 40 volunteers, we present to you another successful event! It was amazing to see so many young boys and girls spending their weekend organizing, and running the tournament, and most importantly sharing their time with the players who came out.
TORCH bearers of the Qawwali tradition for over five centuries , the famed Pakistani duo of brothers RIZWAN & MUAZZAM will be remembering their legendary uncle NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN on Saturday , November 24th,2018.
Richmond-based Nature’s Essence, has generously made a second donation of $20,000 in support of Richmond Hospital’s Acute Care Tower, bringing their total contribution to $40,000.
Richmond Chinese Community Society (RCCS) raised $60,000 in support of local health care in Richmond at their 29th annual Fundraising Gala. Mr. Peter and Mrs. May Chow generously donated $50,000 of the $60,000 to help purchase two new emergency defibrillators.
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