Every year, we perform for low-income seniors at the Chau Luen Tower to bring them the magic of lion dance. Here’s why we do it.

Interested in lion dance or kung fu workshops in Vancouver? Here are the details on why Chau Luen Athletics provides them and how to book.

Make your wedding, business opening, or LNY celebration memorable with a Vietnamese lion dance and authentic scrolls. Here’s how to book.

Tea ceremony lion dances aren’t as common as wedding ones, but are very similar. Here’s why you may want to have one and how to book one.

The main roles of a lion dance include performers in the head & tail of the lion, along with a percussion team. Here's a guide on each role.

Chau Luen led a kids lion dance and kung fu workshop for the Born to Shine summer camp. Here’s a recap of how much the kids loved it!

Many people don't know the difference between dragon dance and lion dance. Here are the main differences and how they're performed.

Chau Luen Athletics won multiple gold medals (plus the grand championship) at the 2024 Can-Am Martial Arts Championship in Richmond, BC.

Chau Luen Athletics returned to the annual Canada Day Drumming and City of Burnaby Canada Day celebrations in 2024. Here's a recap.

We made a trip to Victoria for Wong Sheung’s 50th anniversary, performing lion dance and kung fu for our Hung Fut martial arts cousins.

Kyle and Gueshly took home top honours at the Phoenix Wushu Nationals, bringing home two gold and one bronze medal for Canada.

An important aspect of lion dance is the choy cheng (採青), or “plucking greens”. Here’s how it works, the story behind it, and why we do it.

Joining Chau Luen was an eye-opener to help me rediscover my Toisan roots. Here’s my story and how I’ve since become proud of my origins.

Read about Leanne's story of joining kung fu, a sport traditionally dominated by men, for our International Women's Day spotlight.

We made our LED lion dance debut and brought out our LED dragon as well for a special performance in benefit of the new St. Paul's Hospital.

Traditionally, we bless businesses on Fraser Street every Lunar New Year. And this year, we let some of our new lion dancers debut.

In one of our most rewarding performances ever, we performed for sick children at Ronald McDonald House and brought smiles to so many faces.

Chau Luen's dragon dance team made its 2024 debut in style at the Chinatown Spring Festival Parade. Here's a recap of how it all went down.

Premier Eby of the BC Provincial Government invited Chau Luen Athletics to perform at the 2024 Lunar New Year Luncheon. Here's a recap.

Our lion dance and kung fu performances in Coquitlam marked the debut of some of our newest lion dancers and kung fu performers.