As you may have heard, the CEED Centre Society is working to revive the narrative around the Japanese Canadian farming community that once comprised roughly 30% of the Maple Ridge population in the early part of the 20th Century. Our building was constructed by that community to serve as an English language kindergarten. We are now working on cultural events as part of the process of casting light upon that community and creating a more welcoming Maple Ridge to returning people and their descendants.
On August 10th, 2024, we plan to partner with members of the Lower Mainland Japanese Canadian community to stage a performance festival featuring contemporary artists. Our working title is Bon Odori--Okaeri-nasai.
To provide a compelling activity for festival attendees of all ages, we would like to host an origami table. Therefore, we seek people that enjoy teaching this paper folding art to others to participate in the festival, which will include musical and dance performances. If you know how to fold cranes and other intriguing paper sculptures, please get in touch with us.
Christian Cowley, executive director
April 23, 2024
On August 10th, 2024, we plan to partner with members of the Lower Mainland Japanese Canadian community to stage a performance festival featuring contemporary artists. Our working title is Bon Odori--Okaeri-nasai.
To provide a compelling activity for festival attendees of all ages, we would like to host an origami table. Therefore, we seek people that enjoy teaching this paper folding art to others to participate in the festival, which will include musical and dance performances. If you know how to fold cranes and other intriguing paper sculptures, please get in touch with us.
Christian Cowley, executive director
April 23, 2024
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