Chinese Canadian Museum
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Contact Chinese Canadian Museum
| Address : | 27 E Pender St, Vancouver, BC V6A 1S9, Canada |
| Phone : | π +89 |
| Website : | https://www.chinesecanadianmuseum.ca/ |
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Cosmo Kwan on Google
β β β β β Enjoyed the museum friendly staff Winnie with it explaination of the museum and its protocols. I had to say its the most amazing "asian" museum i have attended. Love its work installation, curating the exhibit and its lay out of the safety protocols. Bonus: Great place to Volunteer ( Museum Guide ). Loving it myself!
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Derek Oss on Google
β β β β β As I was walking on Pender Street yesterday, I was graciously invited to the current exhibition which I found informative & illuminating. I was so pleased to be invited to understand the history of the struggle of the Chinese community against immense odds in establishing a legitimate place in Canadian society. Thank you!
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Vincent Min on Google
β β β β β Fantastic exhibition telling the story of chinese-canadians. Really great that it's located in chinatown as well.
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Victor Yeung on Google
β β β β β It is a temporary exhibition of Chinese immigration and British Columbia now.They call it A Seat at the Table. The museum opens only on Fri/Sat/Sun from 10am to 4 pm. I am sure you can see something interesting there, BUT not much. How about showing more exhibits of the life from the early Chinese immigrants? May be a small souvenir shop will help too.
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Edwardolardo Plays on Google
β β β β β Just visited there today. Great history and videos to show what Chinatown used to look like and the people who made it happened. Appreciated it much more since watching documentaries of Chinatown and Chinese Canadian history.
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D. L. Wang on Google
β β β β β An extraordinary place to visit in ChinatownοΌthe exhibition has many amazing stories about individual Chinese Canadians
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Alexander Lee on Google
β β β β β The museum was quite small, but made use of modern technology (TVs, audio, VR headset, etc.) to share stories of a vibrant past.
No entry fee, just walk right in and absorb the history of determination, discrimination, and deterioration.
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Manuel Lam on Google
β β β β β Must-see museum in Chinatown that tells stories about Chinese Canadians. Dedicate at least an hour for your visit to watch all the different videos, check out artifacts, and use their VR displays.
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