
CCM launches first artist print series with Marlene Yuen
The Chinese Canadian Museum is introducing its first artist print series at the museum, featuring Chinese Canadian artist Marlene Yuen and her beautiful piece "The Journeys Here". The original mural is currently featured in the "Odysseys and Migration" exhibition —…

Chinese Canadian Museum Celebrates One-Year Anniversary on July 1st
Vancouver, BC (June 25, 2024) – On Monday, July 1, the Chinese Canadian Museum is celebrating the one-year milestone of its grand opening in Vancouver Chinatown while also commemorating the anniversary of the Chinese Exclusion Act — the subject of…

Chinese Canadian Museum in Victoria Launches New Exhibition “Victoria in the Time of Exclusion
Victoria, BC (June 25, 2024) – The Chinese Canadian Museum (CCM) together with the Victoria Chinatown Museum Society (VCMS) in Victoria’s Fan Tan Alley is launching a new exhibition on Friday, June 28th titled “Victoria in the Time of Exclusion”…
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Chinese Canadian Museum Takes Highlights of Feature Exhibition “The Paper Trail to the 1923 Chinese Exclusion Act” on the Road
Vancouver, BC (April 18, 2024) – The Chinese Canadian Museum (CCM) is pleased to announce they will be taking highlights of their feature exhibition The Paper Trail to the 1923 Chinese Exclusion Act on the road across Canada this May…

Chinese Canadian Museum Invites Visitors to Come Celebrate Asian Heritage Month
Vancouver, BC (April 17, 2024) – The Chinese Canadian Museum (CCM) is inviting visitors to come celebrate Asian Heritage Month at the museum, where profound Chinese Canadian stories, experiences, and unique artistic contributions are highlighted and featured. Located in the…

Chinese Canadian Museum Victoria Fan Tan Alley Celebrates Lunar New Year and BC Family Day in Back-to-Back Weekends
Victoria, BC (February 2, 2024) – The Chinese Canadian Museum in Victoria’s Fan Tan Alley is celebrating its second anniversary during Lunar New Year with special tastings, Chinese Zodiac interpretations, and an exclusive reading by award-winning Canadian author Julie Lawson.…

Chinese Canadian Museum Celebrates First Lunar New Year at Wing Sang Building with Tastings, Craft Workshops and Golden Ticket Fortune Cookie Campaign
Vancouver, BC (January 23, 2024) – The Chinese Canadian Museum is celebrating its first Lunar New Year at their permanent Wing Sang Building location in Vancouver Chinatown with special tastings, craft workshops, lion dances, added guided tours, and Chinese calligraphy…

Chinese Canadian Museum Honours Legendary Magician Tony Eng With New Exhibition at Victoria Location
Victoria, B.C. (December 6, 2023) – The Chinese Canadian Museum’s Victoria location is honouring the life of legendary Canadian master magician Tony Eng with the opening of a new exhibition The Magic of Tony Eng. Media are invited to attend…

Chinese Canadian Museum officially opens to the public
Vancouver, B.C. (June 30, 2023) – The Chinese Canadian Museum is pleased to officially open its doors to the public on Saturday, July 1, 2023. Located in the historic Wing Sang Building at 51 East Pender Street in Vancouver Chinatown,…

CCM Receives $5.18 million from Government of Canada
(Vancouver, BC, May 23, 2023) — The Chinese Canadian Museum has received $5,179,000 from the Government of Canada in support of its building and space renewal at its new permanent location. The museum, located at the historic Wing Sang Building in…

Behind-the-scenes inside Canada’s first Chinese Canadian Museum
Vancouver, B.C. (May 10, 2023) – In recognition of Asian Heritage Month, the Chinese Canadian Museum is sharing a sneak peek of its new permanent location as it undergoes renewal inside the historic Wing Sang Building — the oldest building…

Chinese Canadian Museum Receives $10 million from the Province of BC
On April 12, 2023, the Honorable Lana Popham, BC Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport announced that the Chinese Canadian Museum will receive $10 million in provincial funding. The funding will support us as we put together the finishing…