Exciting Weekend at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)
The weekend of July 20-21 at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) offers a wealth of activities and events.
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Film Screenings: Enjoy ten films by and about Japanese Canadians, and a classic Japanese film by Kenji Mizoguchi.
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Panel Discussions: Engage in three insightful panel discussions.
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Momiji Japonica Sale and Auction: Participate in the Japonica Silent Auction and sale, taking place in the beautiful C5 lounge on the fourth floor, open to ticket holders on Saturday from 12:30 to 1:30 PM.
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Evening Reception and Brunch: Delight in an evening reception and a brunch, meet and mingle with directors, panelists, old friends and new.
The ground floor of the ROM, featuring a popular café, is now open to the public. The ROM cafeteria is also available for visitors. Additionally, your screening ticket for “Kokoro” includes access to the general admission exhibits on the upper floors, valued at $26.
View films and participate in Q&A sessions with the panel discussions. Connect with Friends and Family over coffee or lunch at the café or cafeteria.
This eventful weekend at the ROM provides a unique and quick way to learn about Japanese Canadian history. It’s an ideal opportunity to explore Japanese Canadian heritage, engage in meaningful discussions, and enjoy the museum’s exhibits and amenities.
Admission is free for all Japanese Canadian “Survivors” and a supporting companion.