The Canadian Association of Chinese Performing Arts Tickets

The Canadian Association of Chinese Performing Arts (CACPA) is a registered not-for-profit dedicated to promoting Chinese traditional culture through high-quality performing arts. Led by President Jian Zhang, with General Secretary Susan Xu and Event Director David Zhang, CACPA organizes festivals and thematic performances that celebrate history, culture, and artistry. This artist/performer page highlights CACPA’s biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information, so you can plan your visit and secure your seats with ease.

As a trusted connector in the arts community, CACPA continues to expand its reach with large-scale productions and community festivals that welcome tens of thousands of attendees. Below you’ll find a concise overview of CACPA’s background, recent milestones, and what to expect in 2025.

Upcoming 2025 CACPA calendar features Ode to Peace at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga on May 18, 2025, a tribute commemorating WWII and Chinese anti-fascist history through music and dance. The Toronto Dragon Festival, a signature CACPA event, returns to Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto from August 29–31, 2025, continuing a tradition that has drawn up to 85,000 attendees in prior editions. To stay connected and get timely updates, follow CACPA across social platforms via the Dragon Festival site: Facebook, X (Twitter), YouTube, and Instagram. We’ve got you covered for reliable ticket access, event details, and insider information.

Plan ahead, secure your seats, and experience CACPA’s blend of culture, community, and artistry in Mississauga and Toronto. For more details, always refer to official CACPA channels and event pages.