On June 21st, Chan Hon Goh, esteemed Principal Dancer and Director of Goh Ballet Canada, presented a heartfelt rendition of 'Ballade' by her late uncle, Choo San Goh, at the Kennedy Center alongside dancers from the National Ballet of China. It was a deeply emotional moment witnessing Chan's achievements, from her teenage performance of ‘Ballade’ to now continuing its legacy.
Read MoreMeet Tiana Shern, a TikTok dance sensation with over a million international followers — and counting. Born and raised in Markham, Ont., the 26-year-old Chinese Canadian started her dancing career relatively late in life. But her passion for and dedication to mixed-style hip-hop choreography have since taken her far. Based in Toronto, Shern frequently travels to Vancouver and Los Angeles to work with local dancers while honing her own dance skills through continuous training. For her, dance isn’t just a popular social trend. It’s a powerful form of interpersonal communication that brings people together, regardless of cultural background or body type.
Read MoreThe Chinese Collective Arts Association (CCAA), an organisation dedicated to promoting Chinese arts and culture, marked a significant milestone with its 10th Annual Gala Show held at Flato Markham Theatre on November 4. This special event brought together an audience for an enriching cultural experience. Fête Chinoise proudly supported this celebration of Chinese culture as the Gala's cultural media partner.
Read MoreRead on to find out how the new owner and creative director of VYbE Dance Company, Jasmin Yeung is navigating through the pandemic as a young Chinese Canadian entrepreneur and what she hopes to accomplish.
Read MoreFête Chinoise learned about Kira Omans’ story as a Chinese adoptee and wanted to share her story about how she embraced Chinese culture being part of the Chinese diaspora and adoptee culture.
Read MoreWhere does lion dance come from, when did it become intertwined with wushu, and where is this cultural practice headed?
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