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Photo Credit Katelyn Yuen
Photo Credit Katelyn Yuen
Photo Credit Katelyn Yuen
Photo Credit Katelyn Yuen
Photo Credit Katelyn Yuen
Photo Credit Katelyn Yuen
Photo Credit Katelyn Yuen
Photo Credit Katelyn Yuen

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Featured Artists 2018 Powell Street Festival
Booths 2018 Powell Street Festival
Performers 2018 Powell Street Festival
Martial Arts and Sumo 2018 Powell Street Festival
Food 2018 Powell Street Festival
Taiko Drumming 2018 Powell Street Festival
Craft Booths 2017 Powell Street Festival
Featured Performers 2017 Powell Street Festival
Powell Street Festival, Artwork by Jane Koo 2017
Powell Street Festival, Artwork by Jane Koo 2017
Cosplay and Omikoshi 2017 Powell Street Festival
Taiko 2017 Powell Street Festival
Kiai! A Custom Blended Festival Tea, Celebrating Japanese Canadian Arts TEALEAVES
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VR360 Media Inc. is Producing a Short Documentary on the Internment of Japanese Canadians and is seeking actors and background extras. Send bio and picture to INFO@VR360MEDIA.CA #castingcall #newdenver #summerland #bc #film #documentary #japanesecanadian #history #worldwar2 @vr360mediainc

#Repost @foxcabaret with @get_repost ・・・ Tonight will be the first #KeijiHaino concert in Vancouver in over a decade! Presented by #QuietCity through partnerships with @PowellStFest and the 20th anniversary edition of Send+Receive Festival in Winnipeg. Doors at 8pm

#Repost @henryvancouver with @get_repost ・・・ #salmoncaravan now parading down Granville Street @wildsalmoncaravan

#insolidadiry @wildsalmoncaravan

We’re headed south on Granville from Robson. Join us in solidarity!! #wildsalmonforever @wildsalmoncaravan

About PSFS

The Powell Street Festival Society’s (PSFS) mission is to cultivate Japanese Canadian arts and culture to connect communities. Our main activity is producing the Powell Street Festival (PSF) in Vancouver’s historic Japanese Canadian neighbourhood, located on unceded Squamish, Musqueam, and Tsleil- Waututh First Nations territories. PSF is an annual celebration of Japanese Canadian arts and culture. In addition to PSF, we engage in co-presentations with arts organizations and produce an annual season of cultural and artistic programming.
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