2000s throwback event hosted by KPU public relations class
PRLN 2120 is hosting “Y2K: Back to the 2000s” to give students a break during the spring semester and raise funds for the KSA Food Bank
Community
Wake Up! social justice music festival takes the stage for the first time at KPU
The event aims to celebrate the voices of local BIPOC and queer artists while promoting the new KPU Music Minor
The first Sundar Prize opens submissions for films with social impact
The international film award competition aims to bring impactful films to the heart of Surrey
The Vancouver Black Library is a safe space for BIPOC people
The organization aims to rebuild connection among the Black community in Vancouver
New Brewing Club comes to KPU
The club is open to all brewing students and is located at the Langley campus
Lon Mandrake brings magic to KPU TALK event
Stories of Leon Mandrake the magician were shared, and a magic show performed at recent TALK event
Founder of African Descent Society of BC to speak at information session
Surrey Archives will host Yasin Kiraga Misago’s discussion on the history of Black Canadians on Feb. 9
Canada Shotokan Karate offers affordable lessons to promote resiliency and harmony
The dojos have been a homebase for aspiring community leaders under the guidance of Tsutomu Ohshima Sensei
Immersive Van Gogh experience coming to Surrey
The exhibit will be open from Feb. 1 until March 5
Vancouver street food event celebrates cuisine and culture
The event ends Jan. 29 and has over 15 food trucks to dive into
pulpMAG partners with Qualia to showcase fine art graduates’ work
Artwork displayed at KPU’s upcoming Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition will be the focus of pulpMAG’s next issue
Bunny Cafe hosts rabbit-themed watercolour lessons for people to unwind
The hour and a half workshops offer people a chance to learn new art skills, chat with the community, and bond with fluffy bunnies
KPU hosts their 13th annual International Focus Week
It’s the first international culture celebration in-person since pandemic restrictions were lifted
BC Environmental Film Festival brings awareness to climate education
The festival runs until Nov. 30
Chalk it Up! returns for its third performance showcasing local talent
Eight emerging dancers will be featured at the event sharing their developing or finished work