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SUMMARY:The Suitcase Project - Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:What would you pack if you were given a moment’s notice before being forcibly uprooted from your home? The Suitcase Project is traveling exhibit created by Kayla Isomura in collaboration with the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre. \nView photos of items chosen by yonsei (fourth generation) and gosei (fifth generation) Japanese Canadian and American descendants of families who were uprooted form their homes during their internment in the Second World War. Stories and artefacts from local families bring the Steveston connection to closer to home.
URL:https://stevestonheritage.ca/event/the-suitcase-project-exhibit/
LOCATION:Steveston Museum and Post Office\, 3811 Moncton Street\, Richmond\, British Columbia\, V7E3A7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Sahara Jane - Steveston Folk Guild Concert
DESCRIPTION:Welcome back Sahara Jane to Britannia Shipyards for an evening of music presented by the Steveston Folk Guild.  \nSahara Jane is a multi-faceted musician blending influences from Afghanistan\, Indian\, and Canadian musical styles in a unique and uplifting way. She is a vocalist\, composer and sarangi player. In her upcoming album\, Something Good\, Sahara Jane and rhythm master Ken Shorley have created a new soundscape of global electro-acoustic fusion. \nThursday April 18th doors open at 7pm \nTickets at the door $12 \n 
URL:https://stevestonheritage.ca/event/sahara-jane-steveston-folk-guild-concert/
LOCATION:Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site\, 5180 Westwater Drive\, Richmond\, BC\, V7E6P3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Steveston Folk Guild
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