Chef Robert Clark is the Chief Culinary Officer at Organic Oceans Seafood. Known for his appearances on Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives" and "Iron Chef America," Chef Clark will be showcasing his passion for sustainable seafood on the culinary stage through a cooking demo of wild BC salmon dumplings. Autographed copies of Chef Clark’s "C Food" cookbook will be available onsite through a raffle that supports Surrey’s Salmon Habitat Restoration Program (SHaRP) team of local youth that enhance wild salmon habitats and raise awareness about the importance of urban streams for indigenous fish species.

Watch Nepali traditional/folk dance performances by the community members.

Learn how to make Peruvian fish ceviche with the Peruvian Pavilion.

Learn how to make a Vietnamese salad roll with the Vietnam Kitchen Group.

 Learn how to make japchae with the Korean Pavilion.

Enjoy cultural dance performances from around the world on Connect FM's extravagant stage located near the rides. Win hundreds of gift cards and prizes all day long!

Activities include: Shoot the Hoop, Spikeball Game, Talent Show, Open Mic, and DJ Floor.

On December 22nd, 2009, SEACHS registered with the BC Registry to become an official non-profit organization.
SEACHS engages in training and educating Canadians about Southeast Asian cultures. It seeks to encourage young people, in particular, to become involved in the preservation and promotion of various forms of Southeast Asian culture. Through these activities, it hopes to create a forum where people can engage in activities that promote Southeast Asian cultural heritage. This cultivates wellness within local Southeast Asian-Canadian communities and the wider public, enriching the diversity of Canadian society.

Teta is a young Rwandan dancer and entertainer who performs various styles, including Rwandan Traditional Dance called “Amaraba”.

She has been dancing from a young age and was inspired by her mother, who was also a traditional dancer. This is her second time performing at Surrey Fusion Festival, where she shared her culture and beautiful dance last year.

Teta has been part of different dance troupes in her home country and now performs at various cultural events in British Columbia. She is also a member of the Rwandan traditional dance troupe in Vancouver called "Indangamirwa".

Some of the events she has participated in include the Celebration of Africa Day in Victoria, All Over the Map music series, Black Music Festival 2023, and Visit Rwanda Roadshow 23/24, to name a few.

Yunik Dance is a K-pop dance studio based in Vancouver and Burnaby. They offer various K-pop dance programs for anyone ages 6 and up! Anyone passionate about K-pop can join their classes regardless of age!

Stories on Wheels is an original street theatre storytelling act for the whole family. Tales are brought to life by a high-energy comic performer using beautifully illustrated picture cards displayed on a magnificent miniature wooden stage attached to a unique bicycle.

The show combines the best of oral storytelling and narrative painting. Featuring gorgeous illustrations by local artists, as well as traditional picture cards from Japan, several short stories are told with music, dramatic action, and audience interaction. Additionally, the audience gets to hear an amusing and informative history of the art form. You’ve never experienced storytelling quite like this before! Stories On Wheels has been touring throughout Western Canada since 2010.