Join us for Banquet of Stories 2025: Roots & Routes: Migration Stories, an afternoon of storytelling, food and community connection that celebrates the journeys that have shaped our shared Pacific histories.

Hosted by the Pacific Canada Heritage Centre – Museum of Migration (PCHC-MoM), this annual signature event brings together community members to share powerful stories of migration, belonging and identity. Through spoken word, performance and conversation, we’ll explore how roots and routes intertwine—how people find home, adapt and contribute to the evolving story of Canada’s Pacific corridor.

In partnership with the Museum of Vancouver, we continue to highlight diverse migration stories that deepen our collective understanding of place and belonging.

This project has received financial support from the Government of Canada. Learn More About Our Funding.

While this event is free to participate, we gratefully accept donations to support our work. You can donate via our website at pchc-mom.ca/donate.

What to Expect

  • Storytelling Performances by intergenerational speakers from diverse backgrounds

  • Community Sharing Tables highlighting lived migration experiences

  • Cultural Showcase & Light Refreshments

  • Opportunities to Connect with storytellers, artists and local organizations

This event welcomes everyone, whether you are a long-time Vancouverite, a newcomer, or simply curious about the layered stories that make up our communities.

Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025

Time:  noon–4:00pm

Tickets: RSVP, Pay By Donation

Please note that photos or video may be captured at this event and used for promotional or reporting purposes. If you do not wish to be photographed, please let organizers know.


RSVP (Pay by donation)

If tickets are sold out and you would like to be added to the waitlist, please contact PCH-MoM.


About:

PCHC-MoM (Pacific Canada Heritage Centre – Museum of Migration Society) is a Vancouver-based non-profit dedicated to building a more inclusive understanding of Canada’s history through the stories of migration and intercultural exchange.