Multicultural Neighbourhood Celebration
A world of culture, food, and fun - right in your neighbourhood! Join us for the Multicultural Neighbourhood Celebration on Saturday, September 20 from 11 AM – 2 PM at Millhurst Community League Hall. This Community League Day, celebrate the diversity of our neighbourhood with an afternoon full of colour, flavour, and learning!
Enjoy live cultural performances, henna, delicious food (limited samples; first-come-first-serve basis), and interactive stations where you can explore traditions from around the world. Each cultural station offers hands-on activities and educational experiences: a chance for children and adults to learn about different cultures, histories, and perspectives.
This free, family-friendly event is the perfect way to connect with neighbours, experience new cultures, and make lasting memories together.
Can't wait to see you all there!
🎶 What to Expect:
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Talented musical youth & Live cultural performances
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Tasty food samples from different cultural cuisines (limited samples, first-come-first serve)
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Interactive cultural stations with hands-on activities
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Bouncy castles, henna, photo booth
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Complete our celebration passport to win draw prizes
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Community Memberships & Info
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Girl Guides Cookies
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African & Caribbean Station
The Council of Canadians of African and Caribbean Heritage (CCACH) are a nonprofit focused on enhancing the social, economic and educational life of Black communities within Canada. They provide affordable tutoring during the school year and host AfroQuiz, an annual Black History Month game show for students to compete and win prizes! CCACH provides services to all members of the community regardless of national or ethnic origin. At this year’s celebration, CCACH will be the host of the African and Caribbean Station.
Tajas Tunes
Megan and Shawn Taja, siblings aged 16 and 14, are the young musicians behind The Tajas' Tunes, born in Beijing, China, to parents originally from Cameroon, and now living in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. They began their musical journey in a local music school, with Megan excelling in piano and violin, earning awards like the 2022 Ellaine Dunbar Scholarship for Piano. Shawn plays both the flute and saxophone, overcoming challenges with consistent instruction by dedicating himself to self-improvement. The siblings regularly perform at their church, community events, and volunteer concerts for the elderly, using their music to uplift others. Outside of music, they enjoy playing basketball and soccer and invite supporters to follow their journey on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.
Jamaican Chefmon - Jamaican Patties
For over a decade, Jamaican Chefmon has brought the vibrant flavors of the Caribbean to Edmonton. From its beginnings in a hotel kitchen to farmers’ markets and now a full-time restaurant, the passion for authentic island cuisine has only grown stronger. At this year’s Multicultural Neighbourhood Celebration, Jamaican Chefmon will be serving their chicken Jamaican patties at Millhurst's Multicultural Neighbourhood Celebration
Azerbaijani Station
The main goal of Azerbaijan Cultural Society of Edmonton (AzCSE) is to preserve & promote Azerbaijani culture and heritage in Alberta and foster cultural understanding & tolerance by hosting public events, organizing cultural classes and programs throughout the year, and actively participating in major city wide events and celebrations such as the Heritage Festival, Canada Day Events, and Alberta Culture Days celebrations. More information about our community and activities can be found our facebook and instagram pages https://www.facebook.com/AzCSEdmonton/ & https://www.instagram.com/azcseedmonton/
At this year’s celebration, AzCSE will be the host of the Azerbaijani Station.
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Arshin Mal Alan (The Fabric Peddler)
AzCSE dance group will showcase a captivating Azerbaijani dance performance called The Arshin Mal Alan (The Fabric Peddler), a lively and stunning dance performance inspired by prominent Azerbaijani Composer, Uzeyir Hajibeyov’s famous operetta of the same name. The Arshin Mal Alan dance tells the story of a young man searching for love while disguising himself as a fabric peddler to meet potential brides. Through graceful steps and expressive gestures, dancers bring to life the humor, romance, and charm of this beloved Azerbaijani operetta.
Caspian Kebabs - Persian and Mediterranean Cuisine
Caspian Kebabs brings the vibrant flavors of the Caspian region to Edmonton. This family-owned restaurant serves expertly crafted kebabs, shawarma, and traditional Middle Eastern specialties, made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. At the Multicultural Neighbourhood Celebration, Caspian Kebabs will be offering delicious dishes that let you taste a piece of their heritage. At this year’s Multicultural Neighbourhood Celebration, they will be serving their chicken chicken kebab pieces at Millhurst's Multicultural Neighbourhood Celebration
Chinese Station
Edmonton KSK Canada is a non-profit Lion Dance team based in Edmonton that trains in Chinese southern style performance and competition Lion Dance. With a junior and senior group, our team welcomes all ages! Our goal is to continue to share this beautiful cultural sport with everyone! At this year’s celebration, KSK will be the host of the Chinese Station.
Indigenous Station
Nîmîhitowin by CK is an Indigenous-led Pow Wow dance collective based in Edmonton, founded and led by Keenan Wells and Chantelle Desjarlais. The name Nîmîhitowin, meaning “the act of dancing” in Cree, reflects the group’s deep commitment to sharing culture through movement, story, and spirit.
Through land-based, movement-centered teachings rooted in traditional Pow Wow styles, Nîmîhitowin by CK shares knowledge about the significance of regalia, the sacredness of eagle feathers, the meanings behind various dance styles, and the importance of protocol, respect, and connection to all living things.
The collective’s work centers on empowering youth, fostering cultural pride, and encouraging self-expression through Indigenous worldviews and ways of knowing. They are available for performances, workshops, school visits, and cultural events, and are dedicated to building meaningful connections within the community.
