Podcasts & Time Travel
The Nameless Collective brings their flavour of disrupting homogenized, palatable narratives to the Monsoon Festival with three events unpacking the history of the South Asian community on unceded Coast Salish lands.
The Nameless Collective brings their flavour of disrupting homogenized, palatable narratives to the Monsoon Festival with three events unpacking the history of the South Asian community on unceded Coast Salish lands.
Join the hosts of The Nameless Collective Podcast for an animated conversation on storytelling, uncovering untold stories, creating your own podcast, and all the century-old rumours and gossip they keep out of the recordings.
In 1969, the iconic Khalsa Diwan Society Gurdwara moved from its original building on 2nd Avenue in Kitsilano to its current location on Ross Street in South Vancouver - and in 1970, business began to boom on Main Street in South Vancouver.
In 1908, the first Sikh Gurdwara in North America opened in Kitsilano. Located at 1866 West 2nd Avenue, the gurdwara was the epicentre of religious and social gatherings, as well as political activism and mobilization. The neighbourhood around it would become the hub of the South Asian community over the next six decades.
