Chinese Cultural Centre Museum & ArchiveOnly Chinese Canadian museum
555 Columbia St
Vancouver, BC
V6A 4H5
Neighborhood: Downtown
Phone: +1 604 658 8880
Fax: +1 604 687 0368
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This is the first museum dedicated to the history and culture of the Chinese community in Canada. While the permanent exhibits focus on the history of Chinese Canadians, the temporary exhibits present the work of local and international artists. The building blends classical and modern architectural styles and mimics the Ming Dynasty's Su Zhou Garden. Open all year round, the museum offers guided tours, language classes, tai chi workshops and historical discussion groups. The museum is adjacent to the Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Gardens.
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Tour the Chinese Cultural Centre Museum & Archive
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Chinese Cultural Centre Museum & Archive is dedicated to the Chinese population inhabiting Canada. The permanent and temporary exhibits here, deal with the history of the people and the influence of Canadian culture on the Chinese population today—which is evident even in the architectural design of the buildings or the lifestyle of the people settled here. Come, be a part of this cultural conjunction.