Winnipeg Chinese Cultural and Community Centre

08/18/2026

🎙️ The 2026 Chinatown Night Market – Lucky Duck Festival was featured on CBC Radio! 🦆🏮

We’re excited to share today’s CBC interview about the upcoming 2026 Chinatown Night Market – Lucky Duck Festival!

Raymond Wan, President of the Winnipeg Chinese Cultural and Community Centre, and Paul Ong, a member of the Lucky Duck Festival Organizing Committee, joined CBC to talk about this year’s event and what visitors can look forward to.

A big thank you to CBC for having us and for helping us share the excitement of this year’s festival with the community!

🎧 Check out the interview and get a sneak peek at what’s coming this September!

📅 September 12 & 13, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 James Ave. & King St., Winnipeg

We can’t wait to welcome everyone to Chinatown for a weekend of food, culture, performances, activities, and community! 🏮🥢🎶

08/13/2026

🎥 Chinese Pavilion on CTV News! 🇨🇳✨

We’re excited to share CTV News’ special coverage of the Chinese Pavilion at Folklorama 2026!

From celebrating Chinese culture and discovering the stories behind our traditions, to meeting the performers, volunteers, and community members who bring the Chinese Pavilion to life — these interviews offer a closer look at the people, culture, and stories behind our Pavilion.

A big thank you to CTV News Winnipeg for visiting us and sharing our stories!

📺 Watch the interviews:

1️⃣ Celebrating Chinese Culture at Folklorama
https://www.ctvnews.ca/winnipeg/video/2026/08/13/celebrating-chinese-culture-at-folklorama/

2️⃣ Stories Behind Chinese Traditions
https://www.ctvnews.ca/winnipeg/video/2026/08/13/stories-behind-chinese-traditions/

3️⃣ Volunteers Behind the Pavilion
https://www.ctvnews.ca/winnipeg/video/2026/08/13/volunteers-behind-the-pavilion/

4️⃣ The next generation takes the stage at the Chinese Pavilion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulzOcFS2CkM

Come visit the Chinese Pavilion and experience the traditions, performances, food, and vibrant culture with us!

08/13/2026

🎉 The 2026 Folklorama Chinese Pavilion is in full swing! 🇨🇳✨

Our stage is alive with incredible performances celebrating the richness and diversity of Chinese culture. From traditional music and dance to vibrant cultural showcases, every performance brings something special to the stage. ❤️

Here are some highlights from our shows so far! 🎶💃

There’s still more to come — join us at the Chinese Pavilion and experience it live!

📍 180 King St.
📅 August 9–15

07/15/2026

🏸 Free Badminton Drop-In!

Join us every Saturday from 7:00–9:00 PM at the Winnipeg Chinese Cultural & Community Centre (2nd Floor, 180 King St) for some casual play. All ages and skills are welcome, including older adults!

Please bring your own racquet and shuttlecocks, along with clean, indoor court shoes. When you arrive, please ring the doorbell.

There are 3 courts on a first-come, first-served basis. If there are more than 12 players, we will rotate players so everyone gets a chance to play.

See you there! 🏃

06/11/2026

Meet Me @ The Lucky Duck Festival!
Experience the sights, sounds, and flavors of Winnipeg Chinatown at the 2026 Chinatown Night Market!

📅 Sept. 12–13, 2026
🕛 12 PM – 9 PM
📍 James Ave. & King St., Winnipeg

🎭 Cultural performances
🐉 Lion & Dragon Dance
🥁 Drumming Groups
🧋 Bubble Tea Battle
🍜 Eating Competition
🔥 And much more!

Bring your friends, family, and appetite—we'll see you at the Night Market! 🏮

06/11/2026

Celebrate Canada Day with us!
Join the Coast-to-Coast Drumming Celebration as Chinese Canadian communities across Canada come together in rhythm to celebrate unity, diversity, and the spirit of Canada.

📅 July 1, 2026
🕚 11:30 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 180 King St, Winnipeg

🎭 Performances | 🥁 Drumming | 🎁 Lucky Draw | 🎟️ Free Admission

Special Thanks to the Government of Canada for supporting this event.

06/08/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our planting class – and to our facilitator, Audrey! 🪴

Interested in joining us for our other free programs? Check out our website at the link below. All are welcome!

https://wcccc.ca/2025/05/22/seniors-program/

06/07/2026

At our baking class yesterday, our facilitator Michael showed us how to make carrot bran muffins 🥕🧁

Missed it? Check out the video!

Music by Karl CaseyBased on Sally's Baking Addiction Carrot Cupca...

04/20/2026

🌸 Mother’s Day Special Cooking Class

This Mother’s Day, take a moment to slow down and enjoy good food, warm conversations, and meaningful connections 💕

Come cook, taste, and share with the community —
because the best moments are the ones we create together.

👉 Join us and be part of something special

04/13/2026

NATIONAL CANADIAN FILM DAY is almost here! 🎞️ Come celebrate Canadian cinema, culture, and community with us.

🌟 Enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks, plus additional options available for purchase (Chahalo)!

🎬 From C to C: Chinese Canadian Stories of Migration

- Beautifully filmed in Canada and China’s Guangdong province, this fascinating documentary contrasts the historical injustices faced by Chinese migrants over the last century with the experiences of contemporary Chinese Canadian youth. Focusing on past discriminatory immigration policies, the film reflects on the meaning of prejudice and exclusion to those who experienced it and those who did not. By calling attention to the diverse nature of contemporary Chinese Canadian identities, the film paints an inclusive and diverse picture of Canada as a nation. From C to C was nominated for three Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Direction in a Documentary Program or Series.

🎬 Meditation Park

- Meditation Park opens with Maria (Cheng Pei Pei), the matriarch of a Chinese-Canadian family, hosting a birthday celebration for her workaholic husband, Bing, (Tzi Ma), along with her similarly overworked daughter (Sandra Oh in a brilliant performance) and her own family. Maria clearly reveres Bing and the sacrifices he has made for their family - so when she discovers another woman's panties in his pocket, she's forced to confront the harsh reality that her world may not be what it seemed. As Maria wrestles with what to do about her discovery, she befriends a group of local eccentrics and a grumpy neighbour (Don McKellar). Maria's journey of self-discovery soon teaches her everyone's lives are more complicated than she has been led to believe.