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A PLACE OF PRIDE
A PLACE OF PRIDE
Jan 12 all-day
 A Place Of Pride: Building the First Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Raymond Moriyama Architect. In 1964, Toronto was a conservative administrative city. In 1964, there was exactly one Japanese restaurant in Toronto. In 1964, a[...]
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Jan 12 all-day
 Calling All Artists: ARTSU MATSURI Art Exhibition – January 2020 The JCCC Gallery invites artists and members of the public to submit art works in early January 2020 for an exhibit called, “Artsu Matsuri”. Exhibition and opening reception in JANUARY[...]
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A PLACE OF PRIDE
A PLACE OF PRIDE
Jan 13 all-day
A Place Of Pride: Building the First Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Raymond Moriyama Architect. In 1964, Toronto was a conservative administrative city. In 1964, there was exactly one Japanese restaurant in Toronto. In 1964, a[...]
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Jan 13 all-day
Calling All Artists: ARTSU MATSURI Art Exhibition – January 2020 The JCCC Gallery invites artists and members of the public to submit art works in early January 2020 for an exhibit called, “Artsu Matsuri”. Exhibition and opening reception in JANUARY[...]
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A PLACE OF PRIDE
A PLACE OF PRIDE
Jan 14 all-day
A Place Of Pride: Building the First Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Raymond Moriyama Architect. In 1964, Toronto was a conservative administrative city. In 1964, there was exactly one Japanese restaurant in Toronto. In 1964, a[...]
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Jan 14 all-day
Calling All Artists: ARTSU MATSURI Art Exhibition – January 2020 The JCCC Gallery invites artists and members of the public to submit art works in early January 2020 for an exhibit called, “Artsu Matsuri”. Exhibition and opening reception in JANUARY[...]
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A PLACE OF PRIDE
A PLACE OF PRIDE
Jan 15 all-day
A Place Of Pride: Building the First Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Raymond Moriyama Architect. In 1964, Toronto was a conservative administrative city. In 1964, there was exactly one Japanese restaurant in Toronto. In 1964, a[...]
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Jan 15 all-day
Calling All Artists: ARTSU MATSURI Art Exhibition – January 2020 The JCCC Gallery invites artists and members of the public to submit art works in early January 2020 for an exhibit called, “Artsu Matsuri”. Exhibition and opening reception in JANUARY[...]
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A PLACE OF PRIDE
A PLACE OF PRIDE
Jan 16 all-day
A Place Of Pride: Building the First Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Raymond Moriyama Architect. In 1964, Toronto was a conservative administrative city. In 1964, there was exactly one Japanese restaurant in Toronto. In 1964, a[...]
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Jan 16 all-day
Calling All Artists: ARTSU MATSURI Art Exhibition – January 2020 The JCCC Gallery invites artists and members of the public to submit art works in early January 2020 for an exhibit called, “Artsu Matsuri”. Exhibition and opening reception in JANUARY[...]
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A PLACE OF PRIDE
A PLACE OF PRIDE
Jan 17 all-day
A Place Of Pride: Building the First Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Raymond Moriyama Architect. In 1964, Toronto was a conservative administrative city. In 1964, there was exactly one Japanese restaurant in Toronto. In 1964, a[...]
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Jan 17 all-day
Calling All Artists: ARTSU MATSURI Art Exhibition – January 2020 The JCCC Gallery invites artists and members of the public to submit art works in early January 2020 for an exhibit called, “Artsu Matsuri”. Exhibition and opening reception in JANUARY[...]
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A PLACE OF PRIDE
A PLACE OF PRIDE
Jan 18 all-day
A Place Of Pride: Building the First Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Raymond Moriyama Architect. In 1964, Toronto was a conservative administrative city. In 1964, there was exactly one Japanese restaurant in Toronto. In 1964, a[...]
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Artsu Matsuri 2020
Jan 18 all-day
Calling All Artists: ARTSU MATSURI Art Exhibition – January 2020 The JCCC Gallery invites artists and members of the public to submit art works in early January 2020 for an exhibit called, “Artsu Matsuri”. Exhibition and opening reception in JANUARY[...]
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Origami Workshop
Origami Workshop
Jan 16 @ 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
 Time 7:30 – 9:00pm Fee $7 plus HST (JCCC Member) /workshop $10 plus HST (Non-members) /workshop This unique new series of Origami workshops kicks off again with John Jay Guppy from the Origami Society of[...]
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Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
6 Garamond Court, Toronto, ON, M3C 1Z5
(416) 441-2345