One hundred creative projects on a variety of themes from Canada's history are on display at the 12th annual Richmond Delta Regional Heritage Fair.
Presented by the Delta Museum and Archives Society and the Richmond Museum Society, the fair looks at Canada's past from the perspective of children.
Today, students will present their projects to a panel of judges, and participate in heritage workshops presented by the Chinese Canadian Historical Society, Brighouse Library and the Richmond Art Gallery.
Tomorrow, the public is invited to view the projects at a free event at the Richmond Cultural Centre from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Heritage Fairs program is a bilingual initiative that encourages students to explore Canadian history in a dynamic, hands-on learning environment.
