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  • Recreation: Strength and Stretch

    Recreation: Strength and Stretch

    Join us for Strength and Stretch to feel stronger, move better, and live more vibrantly! This class uses light weights, resistance bands, chairs, and mats to safely build your strength and flexibility, making it inclusive for every body and capacity. This class is perfect for all fitness levels.

    Led by Robbie Anchant. Max. 20 people per session (min. 8).

    Dates & Location

    Mondays from 11:45am-12:45pm at the CNH Multipurpose Room. No classes on January 26 and February 16 and other statutory holidays.

    Registration

    Online registration is now available through our web portal. Follow the link below or call 604-435-0323 to register on the phone.

    Register Online

  • Make Your Move

    Make Your Move

    Make Your Move is a weekly free program designed to create an open and supportive space for dancers of all levels to explore movement freely. The space is flexible—participants are welcome to dance, train, or simply move in ways that feel good to them.

    Each session may include optional creative prompts or guided movement exercises, depending on the energy and interest of the group.

    • Dates: Every Friday, from Oct. 3 to Nov. 7, 2025
    • Time: 1 to 3 pm
    • Location: CNH Annex (3690 Vanness Ave)
    • Cost: Free!

    Register online or call 604-435-0323.

  • Reading Circle: White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo

    Reading Circle: White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo

    Come and join a three-part reading circle focused on White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo.

    This series is a chance to reflect, engage in meaningful dialogue, and explore how race and racism impact our communities. Together, we’ll read selected passages and hold space for conversation, centring BIPOC perspectives and experiences.

    Details:

    • 📍 Location: CNH Main House at the Staff Lunchroom (if raining) / Rooftop Garden (if weather permits)
    • 🗓 Dates: Thursdays, 2–4 PM, on Sept 4th, 11th, and 18th.
    • ☕ We can provide you with a copy of the book for the Reading Circle. We will also be offering coffee, tea, and snacks during our sessions!

    Open to all CNH community members and staff. We have limited spots, so register quickly if you’re interested! We would love to have you join us in creating a space of learning, listening, and mutual respect.

    Register online or call 604-435-0323.

  • Community Lunch: Coconut Curry Rice

    Community Lunch: Coconut Curry Rice

    Community Lunch is back for one day on Tuesday, Sept. 16. In collaboration with Farm-to-Plate Marketplace, we are serving coconut curry rice with your choice of chicken or tofu. 🥥🍛

    Come share a meal and enjoy some social time with the CNH community!

    • When: Tuesday, Sept. 16 from 12 to 1:30 pm
    • Location: Collingwood Neighbourhood House (5288 Joyce St, Vancouver)
    • Cost: $7 per meal ticket, available at reception from 9 am onward the day of (limited quantity available; first-come, first-served)

    For questions, please call 604-435-0323 or email info@cnh.bc.ca.

  • Community Kitchen: Donut-Making Workshop

    Community Kitchen: Donut-Making Workshop

    Join Collingwood Neigbourhood House’s (CNH) food justice team in this workshop focused on making donuts.

    On Wednesday, Aug. 6, participants will learn new skills and share a meal in this collaborative program. Everyone is welcome, but registration is required (max. 8 participants). For questions, please call 604-435-0323 or email foodsecurity@cnh.bc.ca.

    Date & Location

    • Date: Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2025
    • Time: 5 to 8 pm 
    • Location: CNH Main House Kitchen (5288 Joyce St., Vancouver)
    • Number of available spots: 8

    How to Register

    Email Rini at foodsecurity@cnh.bc.ca, include:

    • Name
    • Contact information
    • Number of participants (indicate number of adults and children)
    • Food allergies or dietary concerns

    Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

  • Collingwood Days: Circle of Teachings

    Collingwood Days: Circle of Teachings

    A Circle of Teaching is a space where knowledge is shared with humility, respect, and purpose. There is no hierarchy each person has a place, and each teaching is part of a greater whole. Through the circle, we honour our ancestors, pass down wisdom, and allow each person to be heard and honoured without judgement.

  • Collingwood Days: Festival Day

    Collingwood Days: Festival Day

    Join us for Collingwood Days’ big Festival Day at Gaston Park! Featuring music and dance performances, storytelling, stiltwalkers, games, food trucks, and more!

    Come hungry—our food truck lineup is packed with flavor! Try slow-smoked meats from Yo-Bones BBQ, cheesy creations from Hot Dog Hustlin, crispy tornado fries at Potato Corner, refreshing lemonade from Lemon Heaven, sweet chimney cones from The Praguery, and fun frozen treats from Rainbow Ice Cream.

    Performances by

    Powwow singers and traditional dancers
    Jingle dancing
    Eagles in Spirit
    Peter Yap
    Thai Cultural Association of BC
    Thistle Hart
    Tummy Rubber Band
    …and more!

    For more details, performer bios, and more, visit Collingwood Days’ website.

    Don’t miss this day of culture, community, and celebration!

  • Collingwood Days: Movie Night

    Collingwood Days: Movie Night

    Bring your chair and get cozy at Collingwood Park to watch The Tiger’s Apprentice after dusk. Please note that the movie will only take place if the weather permits.

    About the Movie:

    The Tiger’s Apprentice is an animated movie about a boy named Tom who finds out he’s part of a magical world. After his grandmother passes away, Tom meets a talking tiger named Mr. Hu, who teaches him how to become a guardian that protects good magic from evil. Together, they go on an adventure to stop dark forces from taking over the world. It’s a fun story full of action, friendship, and learning how to be brave.

  • Collingwood Days: Family Storytime

    Collingwood Days: Family Storytime

    Join us for a fun-filled program perfect for parents and caregivers with young children! Enjoy a lively mix of songs, rhymes, and stories in a welcoming setting that’s suitable for children of all ages and abilities. It’s a great way to learn and have fun together. Come along and make some joyful memories!

  • Collingwood Days: Sacred Fire

    Collingwood Days: Sacred Fire

    Join us at Burrard View Park for a special ceremony to light the first Sacred Fire, a space for Indigenous healing, remembrance, and community. This fire honours the teachings and strength of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Peoples. Everyone is welcome to stand with us in ceremony, from sunrise to sunset.