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Armenian Youth Centre Of Toronto provides Art, Sports, Education programs for children with Armenian origin. They can build a community and share the value, culture and language.

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Armenian Youth Centre offers a professional theatre with a 500-person capacity and employs sound and lighting professionals to ensure your production is executed flawlessly. The Armenian Youth Centre also offers a full-sized Gym for rent on either an hourly or daily basis.
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Armenian Youth Centre offers a professional theatre with a 500-person capacity and employs sound and lighting professionals to ensure your production is executed flawlessly. The Armenian Youth Centre also offers a full-sized Gym for rent on either an hourly or daily basis. AYC Management

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Latvian Canadian Centre
Library , scholarship, cultural event more
Students can explore the books from Latvia and watch movies at the centre. They can immerse in the culture and they can feel proud of their identity

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17 000 volumes, periodicals, DVD, CD and reference material, mainly in Latvian, with some English and German titles include the extensive Helga Milda Braslis-Kravis collection on Latvian art. The children's section is in a separate area.

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Library | Latvian Canadian Cultural Centre

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17 000 volumes, periodicals, DVD, CD and reference material, mainly in Latvian, with some English and German titles include the extensive Helga Milda Braslis-Kravis collection on Latvian art. The children's section is in a separate area.

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Tibentan Canadian Culture Centre
Provide cultural, spiritual, recreational and educational programs to all Canadians and in particular to Canadians of Tibetan heritage including children and seniors

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Fri May 22, 2020 Tibetan Canadian Culture Center (TCCC) in partnership with Norling Tibetan and Hakka Cuisine on 1512 Queen St West are providing 150 hot meals covering all shifts today to Eatonville Care Centre on 420 The East Mall in Etoobicoke.

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Korean Education Centre in Canada
Information on Korean language class across Canada and downloadable Korean language textbooks are available.

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First Portuguese Canadian Cultural Centre was found to provide recreation, education, and social services for Portuguese and Canadians.
Children can learn Portuguese language and have book clubs.

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Since 1956 in the Portuguese Community
About Us
First Portuguese is based on a non-profit organization. We have our roots and history in the Portuguese community as a place where new-comers to Canada are helped to assimilate. We do no limit our activities to the Portuguese community and our doors are open to everyone.
First Portuguese has been providing education, recreational and social services to the Portuguese and Canadian community since 1956. Our work is augmented by the efforts of our caring and talented staff and volunteers, both established and new Canadians.
Our Mission:
Provide educational, programs, services and recreation to people in the community, including seniors, children, youth and adults.

First Portuguese Canadian Cultural Centre believes people need spaces and programs to come together and build community in and around where they live.

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Since 1956 in the Portuguese Community About Us First Portuguese is based on a non-profit organization. We have our roots and history in the Portuguese community as a place where new-comers to Canada are helped to assimilate. We do no limit our activities to the Portuguese community and our doors are open to everyone.

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Hungary Cultural Center has its museum and library. It provides cultural activities and social gathering for people with Hungarian origin. Children can use Hungarian language and enjoy the rich culture there.

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Toronto's Hungarian House, incorporated as the Hungarian Canadian Cultural Centre, is the main social and cultural center of Toronto's Hungarian community. Built in 2015 under the leadership of Klára Szőcs and Mike Koszó, led by András Fecső and Boda-Lázár Judith since 2016, the Centre is located in the area of North York and is easily accessible by car or public transit for the Toronto and Area residents. The new building was designed with more practical elements, replacing the the previous Centre which had closed in 2012.

The new center has 2 storeys. The lower level contains the Arpad Room, a ballroom with its monumental St. Stepen's Crown chandelier. It is also used for other festivities, remembrance ceremonies, and various other events. The lobby, entrance to the ballroom, houses the museum's display cabinets with frequent item changes of valuable historical mementos. The Library, presently under revision for cataloging and systematization, is also on this level.

The second storey contains smaller rooms designed for minor events such as Board or member organizations's meetings, dance group rehersals, and, on Saturdays, class rooms for the Arany János Hungarian School.

"An economical and self-sustainable establishment in which to hold community activities in a pleasant environment, where we can not only cultivate our traditions, but where our compatriots and supporters of Hungarian culture feel comfortable, given the right conditions for both Hungarian and Canadian groups for cultural, educational, sports and other entertaining events. "

The cultural activities of the Hungarian House rest on several pillars. This is where we hold Hungarian public state affairs as well as national holidays and commemorations. We also organize and celebrate four festivals annually: March 15th (1848-1849 Revolution and War of Independence), June 4, (1921 Day of National Unity), August 20th (the celebration of the Founding of the State) and October 23rd (1956 Revolution and Freedom Fight).

From autumn to spring during the Ball Season, the Cultural Centre and the Hungarian partner associations organize balls and entertainment on various Saturday nights, where the children and adults of the Greater Toronto audience can have fun, have an ample Hungarian dinner, and dance to live Hungarian music.

In addition, other cultural events (such as Literature Day, Hungarian Day), clubs (Cooking Club, Film Club, Pensioners' Club) and performances/lectures (such as Semmelweis Memorial Day) are organized in the Hungarian House in such a manner as to provide an audience, of the widest possible interests, with entertaining and valuable programs.

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Toronto's Hungarian House, incorporated as the Hungarian Canadian Cultural Centre, is the main social and cultural center of Toronto's Hungarian community. Built in 2015 under the leadership of Klára Szőcs and Mike Koszó, led by András Fecső and Boda-Lázár Judith since 2016, the Centre is located in the area of North York and is easily accessible by car or public transit for the Toronto and Area residents.

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Chinese Cultural Centre is providing community events, art exhibitions, cultural festivals, receptions and banquets. Children can experience the culture and language there and feel proud of their identity

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Lakshmi Narayan Mandir is founded to promote the welfare of Hindus irrespective of their origin; to organize and support activities for the study, practice and development of Hindu Dharma, Sanskriti (culture) and Sabhayata (civilization).

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Lakshmi Narayan Mandir offers

Hindi classes every Sunday from 12:00 - 1:45PM.

All the children ages 4+ are welcome.

Hindi class starts with Sholakas and prayers.

There are three levels- beginner, middle and advance.

Children also participate in live performances on religious occasions like Diwali, Janamasthmi and Special programs organized for Republic Day 26th January and Independence Day 15th August.
For more information please contact Shri Shiam Tripathi Ji at 905-475-7165

We are now accepting Online Payments for Donations, Bookings & Deposits
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Lakshmi Narayan Mandir offers Hindi classes every Sunday from 12:00 - 1:45PM. All the children ages 4+ are welcome. Hindi class starts with Sholakas and prayers. There are three levels- beginner, middle and advance. Children also participate in live performances on religious occasions like Diwali, Janamasthmi and Special programs organized for Republic Day 26th January and Independence Day 15th August.

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Japan foundation has a vanue to introduce Japanese culture. It has Japanese Library and hosts various cultural acitivities ad lessons like origami lessons
2 Bloor St E Suite 300, Toronto, ON M4W 1A8

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Gauri Shanker Mandir is a cultural centre for Indians. It provides several programs including Dance lessons. Students can learn the Indian traditional dance and feel the culture through the movement.

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Tirgan is a Iranian-Canadian cross culture festival. Children with Iranian background can experience the real vibe of the Iranian traditional festival

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Nowruz Festival 2020 - Celebrate Online Watch Online - Part 1 Nowruz Festival Nowruz 2020 Video By Tirgan Media Celebrate Nowruz 2020 online by watching Tirgan on March 19th on www.tirgan.ca, Tirgan Youtube channel and other Persian TV channels. نوروز امسال تيرگان را در روز پنجشنبه ١٩ مارچ ساع ...

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Phillipino centre Toronto has  free Tagalog class and cultural activities for children.

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1. Free Medical Clinic: To provide free medical care and consultation to uninsured people in the community , regardless of their race, beliefs, immigration status, and ability to pay. Medications are also supplied for free when available.

a. Every 2nd Saturday of the month (except Jan); starts Feb, Time 12 to 2 pm
b. Every 1st Monday of the month, 3:00 - 6:00 pm (By Appointment Only)
c. For those with OHIP, a Filipino family physician is available every 1st Monday of the month, 3:00 - 6:00 pm (By Appointment Only) Please call 41-928-9355

2. Health Information Services: To conduct seminars and other educational programs to increase awareness of hearth issues to promote wellness and prevent diseases. The following topics are given at regular intervals: Diabetic Education series, Hypertension, Cholesterol, Stroke, Heart Attack, Cancer of the Breast, Mental Hearth and TB.

- September
- October
- November

3. Medical Crisis Intervention and Advocacy Group

- To provide Filipino patients and their families comfort and advice in time of serious, life-threatening illness.
- To counsel and act as advocate in time of distressful situations, where communication may be strained between health provider and the patient and his or her relatives.

4. Medical Workshop - Every last Sunday of the month beginning Feb (except Jul, Aug, Dec)

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1. Free Medical Clinic: To provide free medical care and consultation to uninsured people in the community , regardless of their race, beliefs, immigration status, and ability to pay. Medications are also supplied for free when available. a. Every 2nd Saturday of the month (except Jan); starts Feb, Time 12 to 2 pm b.