Carnegie Community Centre
401 Main Street V6A2T7 Vancouver, BC, Canada

everyone is welcome to drop by to pick up a reusable mask made by our Cultural Sharing Program Elders

Heart of the City Festival coming soon

Carnegie Branch Library is back! We're thrilled to announce that VPL services have resumed at a takeout table located in the Theatre/Respite Centre. Our hours are Tuesday - Saturday, 12-4. We have DVDs/Books/Magazines available to borrow, you can return your checked out materials, pick up your holds, say hi! All with appropriate safety measures in place. If you can't find your card, or misplaced some library items during shutdown, don't worry - just drop in to see us and we'll sort things out.

Great news If you missed the Carnegie Community Centre - National Indigenous Day performance of the drum group lexwst’í:lem you can see it right here tap the post below and enjoy

everyone is welcome to drop by to pick up a reusable mask made by our Cultural Sharing Program Elders

Big news: We are exited to be expanding our services starting today to include drop-in space and increased public washroom access! Drop-in spaces is accessible for 45 minutes every hour, and space is limited. While the community centre will look and feel very different than prior to COVID-19, we are looking forward to seeing you again and welcoming you back into the centre. Check out the attached images or speak with a staff person on site for more information!

Great news If you missed the Carnegie Community Centre - National Indigenous Day performance of the drum group lexwst’í:lem you can see it right here tap the post below and enjoy

National Indigenous Day at the Carnegie Community Centre celebrated music including our own Cultural Sharing Big Drum instructor - John Wolf S

Another great DTES group that was part of the National Indigenous Day Celebrations at the Carnegie Community Centre - Coast Salish Drummers

Celebrating Asian Heritage Month Through Food Part 3! Today's lunch celebrates the South Asian Canadian community featuring a delicious carrot-based dessert sourced from a small business in Punjabi Market. Be sure to tune in to The Punjabi Market's 50th Anniversary Celebration Sunday, May 31 at 7:10pm for live community performances and poetry!

COVID-19 Information sharing - tap picture below for Community Centre Services

Celebrating Asian Heritage Month through food part 2! Black bean sauce noodles with a locally made fortune cookie for dessert. Fun fact: the fortune cookie is not traditionally Chinese. It was actually invented in San Fransisco and has become a cultural symbol of migration, resistance and innovation for Chinese-Canadians/Chinese-Americans through the establishment of Chinese restaurants across the continent.

Celebrating Asian Heritage Month this week through food! Tonight's meal, a colourful Japanese soba with some information about the Japanese Canadian community and some beautiful paper cranes, each folded by hand by the team at Carnegie.

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