Musqueam artist Diamond Point's mural in Vancouver’s Punjabi Market honors Indigenous history while embracing modern innovation. Discover her evolving artistic journey, upcoming projects, and the importance of relational art in this inspiring blog post.

Dive into the inspiring journey of Jessie Sohpaul and his mural in Vancouver’s Punjabi Market. Discover how his art tells the story of the Kohinoor diamond and explores themes of identity, belonging, and cultural heritage. Learn about his creative process, current projects, and how the community can support his artistic endeavors.

Discover the inspiring journey of artist Mohadese Movahed and her mural in Vancouver's Punjabi Market. Learn about her current projects, evolving style, and the powerful message behind her artwork. Join us in supporting her artistic endeavors and celebrating the transformative power of art.

Explore the inspiring journey of Sandeep Johal and her vibrant mural in the Punjabi Market. Discover her current projects, upcoming exhibitions, and the evolution of her artistic style. Celebrate South Asian heritage through Sandeep's captivating art and learn how you can support her creative endeavours.

The future of Punjabi Market relies on collaborative efforts and a shared vision among community members, business owners, and local authorities.

In the early 2000s, Punjabi Market faced numerous challenges that led to its decline.

Canada is a country known for its multiculturalism and acceptance of immigrants. Among the diverse communities that have contributed to the fabric of Canadian society, the Indian community holds a prominent place. The Indian influence on Canadian culture can be seen in various aspects, including food, language, music, fashion, and traditions.

Punjab, a land steeped in history and brimming with diversity, boasts one of the most ancient and rich cultures in the world. Known as the "Land of Five Rivers," Punjab's culture encompasses a myriad of facets, including language, religion, traditional dress, architecture, handicrafts, and festivals. Let's embark on a journey to unravel the vibrant tapestry of Punjabi culture.

Punjabi Canadians, comprising approximately 2.6% of Canada's population, have a rich and diverse heritage originating from the Punjab region of India and Pakistan.

Punjabi Canadians have made significant contributions to various fields, including business, the arts, and politics.