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Evergreen Cultural Centre

Welcome to Evergreen

Did you know that Evergreen Cultural Centre is a non-profit, charitable society?

It means your support plays a direct role in the future of the arts in the Tri-Cities. Help share this wonderful performing and visual arts centre with your community and create life-changing experiences for our friends and neighbours. Whether we play a leading role or provide an entertaining diversion in your life, we thank you for including us. Evergreen thrives because of you!

You bring our performances and exhibitions to life and keep our doors open to the community. With donors like you, we can achieve the extraordinary through artistic excellence and meaningful engagement. Together, we make an incredible impact on our community.

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1205 Pinetree Way

Coquitlam

V3B 7Y3

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604.927.6555

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