Why Edmonton Togather Chinatown Art Fair

Togather is a loose translation of the Chinese saying “不见不散 (Bùjiàn bùsàn). It means “Don’t leave until we meet.”

The Togather Chinatown Art Fair was a celebration of art, community and the Lunar New Year in Chinatown. Over 35 local artists and micro businesses came together to hold space for multiculturalism, inclusion, collaboration, and sharing through the arts.

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