Event
Bahay Island at Ausgang Plaza
As part of "Let's Confront Racism Together!" Come celebrate the 5th anniversary of the Bahay Collective with us, on Saturday March 25 at Ausgang Plaza
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About Festival Accès Asie
Established in 1995, Festival Accès Asie is Canada’s longest continuously running Asian heritage arts festival. Festival Accès Asie is a Montréal-based arts festival that promotes Asian arts, cultures and histories through a diversity of artistic disciplines including the visual arts, dance, theatre, film, music, literature, performance, new media and culinary arts.
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28 years - Festival Accès Asie celebrates its 28th edition in 2023, remaining the oldest Canadian-Asian multidisciplinary arts festival
More than 20 countries - The Festival has presented artists of Asian origin from more than 20 different countries including East Asia (Japan, China, Korea); Southeast Asia (Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore); South Asia (Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka); Central & Middle Eastern Asia (Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan and Armenia).
1000 artists - To date, it has presented works of over 1000 artists of Asian origin from various disciplines.
News
We are therefore developing our anti-racist component through the arts in March 2023, on the occasion of the International Day […]
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Curated by director Laurence Ly, the Festival is launching its first short film competition! For its first competition of Asiate […]
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In the early 20th century, Chinatowns began to appear in North American cities. Often bordered by affluent neighbourhoods, they are […]
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