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May 8 Lunch and LearnOnline

This talk invites you on a journey through speculative anthropology to a future where Vancouver has recovered from a seismic disaster. Dr. Jonathan Eaton will address key questions such as: What would transpire if the "Big One" were to strike Vancouver tomorrow? What principles would guide the rebuilding efforts in the ensuing months? What aspects of the city would we strive to preserve? How might Vancouver transform in the aftermath?
In the process, we will learn about the ways that heritage is threatened by disasters and how preserving and celebrating heritage can be woven into Vancouver’s recovery, even before disaster strikes.

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May 20 Heritage HourIn Person

Join Michelle Barila, the Executive Director of the West Broadway Business Improvement Association, as she shares the story of the Hollywood Theatre. This talk will share the story of survival of the iconic theatre, community superheroes, and constructive development practices to support the place we love.

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May 31 Walking TourIn Person

The Suzhou Alley Women's Mural (SAWM) is a community-driven commemorative mural and storytelling project celebrating the contributions and legacies of women who helped shape Vancouver's Chinatown over the last century created by Elisa Yon, Janet Wang, Stella Zheng, Mengya Zhao, and Laurie Landry.

To celebrate its unveiling this Spring, the project team will be offering a series of mural walks during May, as it is Asian Heritage Month.

Vancouver Heritage Foundation is partnering and hosting the May 31st walks.

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Jun 7 Heritage Discovery DayIn Person

From a 1912 Craftsman, a 1908 Early Vernacular Style home, to a beloved community site, the oldest non-Indigenous building still standing in Vancouver, join us for Vancouver Heritage Foundation's Heritage Discovery Day where you can peek inside a selection of ten unique heritage properties and learn about the diverse history, architecture and culture that has shaped Kitsilano over the years.

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