| Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Canada |
14 | 7 | 5 | 26 |
DAILY PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Check out our daily highlights of programs and events for the 2010 Winter Games. Click on the event title for more information.
RED: Richmond O Zone Events
BLUE: Olympic Sports Events
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Ongoing Events
O Zone: Lunarfest
Are you a tiger or a rabbit? Find out with a visit to Lunarfest the visual salute to Chinese New Year. A dozen two-metre high lanterns of the Chinese zodiac characters are captured in their own version of the Olympic Winter Games. Located near Richmond City Hall.
O Zone: Ice Gate
Vibrant paint interacts with the crystal composition of ice in B.C. artist Gordon Halloran's Ice Gate, measuring 30 metres long and six metres high. Find the Ice Gate near Richmond City Hall.
Richmond Archives' History Lounge and Store
View archival exhibits, watch historical movies from the Archives' holdings, and enjoy digital presentations highlighting Richmond's past. See history in the making by viewing daily images of the O Zone presented by the Richmond Photo Club. Shop at the History Store hosted by the Friends of the Richmond Archives, where you can purchase Archives' publications and historical photos and postcards. Both staff and volunteers will be on hand to welcome visitors and answer their questions about the history of Richmond and the role the Archives plays in securing and sharing the documentation of the city's past.
Richmond Archives is located in the Library/Cultural Centre building.
Richmond Art Gallery Presents: Mask by Arthur Renwick
First Nations artist Arthur Renwick was born in Kitimat, British Columbia and is currently based in Toronto. Arthur Renwick builds on his previous exhibition, Mask, with a new body of work Mask: Artists and Curators. In this series, Renwick exhibits larger than life portraits of First Nations artists and curators who participated in a curatorial conference in Vancouver in 2009. Many at the conference were accustomed to questioning and challenging their "Indian" identity in their work. Already familiar with the stereotypical portrayal as recorded by history, pop culture, and the contemporary lens, they were asked to gaze back into the camera and "pull a face" in response. The
result is a body of images that depicts a culture alive, reactive and very comfortable with challenging and mocking the norm. The exhibition will feature four of the original Mask photographs and 12 new works.
Richmond Art Gallery is located in the Library/Cultural Centre building.
Richmond Museum Presents: From Far and Wide - The Eppich Collection
The story and vision for this extraordinary collection begins with the Ebco Group of Companies, founded by twin brothers Helmut and Hugo Eppich. Inspired by the multicultural make-up of their workforce, the Eppich's shaped a corporate philosophy to encourage respect for the individual and his or her unique cultural heritage.
Richmond Museum is located in the Library/Cultural Centre building.
O Zone: Ice Zone
Weekdays: 3:30 - 10:15 pm Weekends: noon - 10:15 pm
Enjoy skating on a real outdoor rink, free! Skate times run for 45 minutes, with a 15 minute ice clean in between. Skate rentals are available for a small fee, or bring your own skates! Last skate starts at 9:30 p.m.
O Zone: BCLC 2010 Games Dome
Weekdays: 3 - 11 pm Weekends: noon - 11 pm
This interactive experience puts you into the heart of the Games. Unleash your best slap shot, ski through winter woods or take a virtual bobsleigh ride.
Gateway Theatre: Sewing Our Traditions
Weekdays: 3 - 11 pm Weekends: noon - 11 pm
Sewing Our Traditions: Dolls of Northern Canada is an exhibition of hand-made dolls crafted by thirty Inuit and First Nations artisans from across Canada's three Northern Territories.
From miniature, intricate details such as beaded moccasins to locally trapped fur and home-tanned hides, these thirty doll makers have created evocative portraits of their communities and traditions.
