May is Asian Heritage Month, a celebration of Asian-Canadians as full participants in Canadian history and culture. Check out our Events section to see what’s happening across New Brunswick!
Touring New Brunswick this May! Save the date for an unforgettable performance of the play My Name is Dakhel Faraj, the true story of an Iraqi refugee now living in Kitchener, who lived under Saddam Hussein’s regime and witnessed the killing of some of his own children and father by US soldiers during the invasion of Iraq in 2003. The play celebrates life, love, family, art, and condemns war. Read more…
FEATURED: Produced in partnership with filmmaker Alex Vietinghoff, Continuous Journey: Lebanese in New Brunswick profiles Lebanese Canadians in New Brunswick, who were the first Asians to immigrate to the province over a century ago. 2015 winner of the Best Low-Budget NB Documentary award at the Silver Wave Film Festival!
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