Upcoming Events
Networking and peer connections for immigrants and newcomers to Whistler...
Whistler Multicultural Network is a group of local immigrants and newcomers that meets, networks, and plays together. It was created by local immigrants to provide others in the same situation with the connections, support, and knowledge to help them adapt to life in Canada and Whistler and opportunities to get more involved locally.
Whether you’re new in town, or a long-term local, meet, support and learn from other immigrants and newcomers.
Join our online network or contact Yami to get connected.
March
Multicultural Community Kitchen
Join our Multicultural Kitchen In March...
What to Expect:
* To learn how to cook Vagharelo Bhaat (Indian Style Fried Rice) and enjoy this meal together
* To make connections with the community in a safe environment
🧑🍳About the chef...
We are from India and I work for hotel in Whistler in accounting . Living in Whistler from last 4 years. Cooking is an essential part of our culture, so we love to cook. This is a quick dish which can be enjoyed by everyone in household. It is kids friendly due to less level of salt and spices. It had carbs and vegetables, which are essential for growth in childhood.
This is dish is a fusion dish , which represents Indian and Chinese food. The reason to share is Indian food is also evolving with ingredients and inspiration from other cultures. I still remember when I had this dish for the first time. It was made in 20 minutes, so delicious and fulfilling. It can be a whole meal in it’s own as it has carbs and veggies.
Thursday, March 27th, 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm @ 1519 Spring Creek Drive
🔗Register through our site: https://food.wmsociety.ca/
April
🌸🌿 Spring Detox Nutrition Workshop 🌿🌸
Spring is here! It’s the perfect time to refresh your body and feel energized. Join us for a Spring Detox Workshop.
Food is a great way to get to know and learn about others in our community. This is an interactive cooking workshop where you’ll learn easy and fast but healthy recipes & have fun!
Hosted by Junko Kawashima-Certified Holistic Nutritionist , Certified Japanese Health food advisor, Assistant Manager at Stay Wild Natural Health in Pemberton.
What to Expect:
Nutritional knowledge: Learn about how certain foods and nutrients impact health and disease prevention.
Make an easy and nutritious soup together
Demonstration: Juice cleanse with demonstration and a sample tasting
Get easy recipes
Bring one vegetable with you: We will try what we can do with them in a healthy way at the cooking workshop.
Monday, April 14th, 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm @ 1519 Spring Creek Drive
Reserve your spot today: https://forms.gle/GsQA615rRdUokkDWA
Volunteering is a great way to get connected to the people and places where you live and can really help you get established in your new country and community. Volunteering can provide an opportunity to help others, it can help you build new skills and knowledge, and it can also help you find a job in Canada.