The COVID-19 pandemic revived the Concord PacificDragon BoatFestival after a two-year break, allowing Paddle to quickly fight in Vancouver's waters on Saturday. rice field.
Held in Fall Creek, hundreds of attendees gathered to celebrate one of North America's largest dragon boat festivals.
"This year's Concord Pacific Dragon Boat Festival is an invitation for everyone, teams, communities and cities to reconnect with each other," said the development, marketing and operation of the British Columbia Dragon Boat. Director Domini Cry said.
"We are ready to return to the beginning of summer to watch the race in our new boat fleet and enjoy local activities and shows."
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festival will take place June 24-26, with live performances by local artists, cultural pavilions, local markets, food vendors, new public art programs, family activities and, of course, exciting dragons. A boat race will be held.
"It's great that we can finally get together and experience the culture and excitement of the Concord Pacific Dragon Boat Festival after playing our part to keep everyone safe," Brenda Bailey said. Vancouver-False Creek MLA mentioned.
"Festivals like this play a vital role in our community, attracting tourists, supporting local businesses and hiring locals .
Admission is free.
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