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So long, May, and hello, June!
Get ready for a new week with these 20 fun events happening all over Metro Vancouver from May 27 to June 2. Planted Expo, Hats Off Day, VSO Day of Music, and more.
Be sure to check out our Listed section for more fantastic things happening around town.
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Planted Expo
What: Canada's biggest plant-based event is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a weekend full of fun activities. Discover plant-based living, sustainability, and tasty food for all.
There will be hundreds of exhibitors on display, a huge lineup of speakers, including Dr. Michael Greger, and a live Vegan Fashion Show at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Planted Expo is open to all ages, seasoned vegans, and the plant-curious.
When: June 1 and 2, 2024Time: 10 am to 5 pmWhere: Vancouver Convention Centre West Building — 1055 Canada Place, VancouverTickets: Various prices, with one and two-day tickets available. Children under 12 are free. Purchase online
What: An evening of cinema and romance awaits at The Hollywood Theatre in Kits. Enjoy a delicious share plate for two lovingly prepared by Nuba and two tickets for the screening of 1998's There's Something About Mary, starring Cameron Diaz and Ben Stiller. A ticket for just the movie is also available.
When: May 28, 2024Time: Doors 6 pm, film 7 pmWhere: Hollywood Theatre – 3123 W Broadway, VancouverCost: $75 to $95 plus fees for dinner and a movie, $10 to $15 plus fees for just the film; purchase online
What: Science World's popular Science World After Dark is a great opportunity to discover everything under the dome with drinks in hand. Get a sneak peek of the new feature exhibition Earth Matters, or bring in an item to share in "Science Show and Tell," which will take place throughout the evening.
Other Science World favourites and permanent galleries will also be open to Science World After Dark visitors, including the BodyWorks Gallery, the Tinkering Space, Puzzles and Illusions, and the Living Lab. There will also be a live DJ and many more activities to check out during your visit.
When: May 30, 2024Time: 6 to 10 pmWhere: Science World – 1455 Quebec Street, VancouverTickets: $40 plus GST. Purchase online.
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What: Get ready, film fans! A celebration of BC and Canadian short film, documentary, and animation artists and their works returns to Vancouver starting this week.
The 14th annual Vancouver Short Film Festival (VSFF) is happening from May 31 to June 2 at VIFF Centre, as well as May 31 to June 9 online. This year's VSFF will showcase 46 films in six programs, including eight entries in the always-popular After Dark block.
When: May 31 to June 2, 2024 (in-person), May 31 to June 9, 2024 (online)Time: Various timesWhere: VIFF Centre — 1181 Seymour Street, Vancouver; online via EventiveCost: Various; purchase online
What: Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month with classes and workshops hosted in partnership with 13 of Vancouver's leading wellness and fitness studios.
Whether you're yearning for yoga, searching for strength classes, or gearing up for guided meditation and mental health talks, there's something for everyone to enjoy at The Wellness Studio.
When: Now until May 31, 2024Time: Monday to Friday from noon to 6 pmWhere: Retail Concourse Unit 311 at Bentall Centre — 595 Burrard Street, VancouverCost: Minimum $10 donation to Foundry for a single class. A pass for 10 classes, workshops and meditations as well as an Unlimited Pass is also available.
What: Rosewood Home & Condo has provided Vancouver with a huge selection of hand-crafted solid wood furniture and designer sofas for over a decade. As the founder is retiring, they are closing their doors for good on July 21 but not before they host a massive sale.
Now's your last chance to own luxury furniture at budget prices. Categories include living room, dining room, bedroom, office, vanities, and lighting. Customizable options and the convenience of white glove delivery and pickup options also make this sale one not to miss. You can also shop the collection online at www.Exoticrosewood.Com
When: Now until the showroom closes on July 21, 2024Time: 10 am to 6 pm (Monday to Saturday), 11 am to 5 pm (Sundays and holidays)Where: 733 Marine Drive, North Vancouver
What: The long-running free festival, which is called Hats Off Day, because it's a day for local businesses to "take their hats off" to their community, features live performances, kid-friendly activities, and, of course, plenty of delicious food.
Organized by the Burnaby Heights Merchants Association, the Hats Off committee, and the Burnaby Heights community, the 12-block event is expected to draw up to 50,000 visitors to the area.
When: June 1, 2024Time: 9:30 am to 4 pmWhere: Hastings Street, between Gamma Avenue and Boundary Road, BurnabyCost: Free
Vancouver Canadians
What: Baseball is Back #AtTheNat! Join the Vancouver Canadians and cheer on the future of the Blue Jays as they take on the Tri-City Dust Devils from May 28 to June 2.
You can enjoy the game while enjoying hot dogs, burgers, popcorn, and all other ballpark favourites, along with a cold beer. Plus, don't miss the exciting theme nights.
When: May 28 to June 2, 2024Time: Various start timesWhere: Nat Bailey Stadium – 4601 Ontario Street, VancouverTickets: Start at $20 and can be purchased online at CanadiansBaseball.Com, over the phone at 604-872 5232 or in person at the Nat Bailey Box Office
What: The 2024 West Vancouver Community Cultural Fest takes place at Ambleside Park with a free festival program that includes live performances, a kids' zone and art stations, and, of course, delicious eats and drinks. Guests can stop by the International Lounge to try mouthwatering flavours from around the world in a licensed venue.
When: May 31 to June 1, 2024Time: 4 to 9:30 pm (Friday), 11 am to 9:30 pm (Saturday)Where: Ambleside Park – 1150 Marine Drive, West VancouverAdmission: Free
What: Vancouver Whitecaps take on the Colorado Rapids during '70s Match-themed night at BC Place.
When: June 1, 2024Time: 7:30 pmWhere: BC Place – 777 Pacific Boulevard, VancouverCost: Various; purchase online
What: Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and the VSO School of Music present Day of Music, with 12 hours of free concerts of various music genres for all ages to discover in venues across the city.
When: June 1, 2024Time: Various performances between 10 am to 10 pmWhere: Various venues across the Lower MainlandCost: Free
More than a Movie/Kids Up Front
What: Kids Up Front Vancouver, in partnership with BC Place and PavCo, will host its More Than a Movie event on Sunday, June 2. Families and individuals can purchase tickets to see DreamWorks' Trolls Band Together on the world's second-largest four-sided centre-hung HD video board.
Several on-field activities are planned for the day, including kicking soccer balls with the Whitecaps, shooting hoops with the Vancouver Bandits, and throwing footballs with the BC Lions and their respective team mascots. The family-friendly event also includes mini golf and a carnival arcade, tours of the BC Sports Hall of Fame, and a performance by the School of Rock.
When: June 2, 2024Time: 11 am to 3:30 pmWhere: BC Place – 777 Pacific Boulevard, VancouverTickets: $15 per ticket, $50 for a family pass (four tickets). Purchase tickets online
What: Lori Ferguson-Ford has performed stand-up for over 20 years and has been voted BC's Funniest New Comic and BC's Funniest Woman. She has toured all over North America and has appeared on CTV, CBC, The Comedy Network, and more.
When: May 31 and June 1, 2024Time: 8 pmWhere: Yuk Yuks Surrey at Elements Casino – 17755 60th Avenue, SurreyTickets: $19.05 plus tax, purchase online
What: BC Lions' CFL preseason roars on at BC Place this weekend with a game against Western rivals the Edmonton Elks.
When: May 31, 2024Time: 7 pmWhere: BC Place – 777 Pacific Boulevard, VancouverCost: Various; purchase online
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What: White Rock Night Market, hosted by the Greater Vancouver Food Truck Festival, Total Event Co., and BC Shop Local, is taking over White Rock Promenade in Memorial Park with food trucks, live entertainment, an artisan market, and more.
When: The last Friday of each month from May 31 to September 27, 2024Time: 3 to 10 pm (3 to 9 pm on September 27)Where: White Rock Promenade in Memorial ParkCost: Free
What: The highly anticipated celebration of brews, meat, and local products is slated to return to Vancouver on Sunday, June 2.
Brewery & the Beast features top-quality meat cooked in a range of styles, from grilled to slow-roasted, braised, or smoked. This is paired with chilled local brews, ciders, wine, cocktails, and refreshing zero-proof options, alongside live entertainment throughout the day.
The 2024 event marks a return to the "All You Can Enjoy" format for both food and drinks, with an increased number of food offerings, more beverages, and extra dessert options, as well as a smaller crowd for a more intimate atmosphere.
When: June 2, 2024Where: Concord Pacific Place — 811 Carrall Street, VancouverCost: Tickets starting at $173.95
What: The Burnaby Art Gallery and School District 41 are partnering for the latest Arts Alive, a celebration of students' diverse interpretations of a theme. (re)FOLD/(re)FIT challenge senior secondary students from Grades 8 to 12 to use paper manipulation to (re)fold or (re)fit wearable art.
When: May 2 (opening reception), May 3 to June 2, 2024Time: 10 am to 4:30 pm (Monday to Friday), 12 to 5 pm (Saturday and Sunday)Where: Burnaby Art Gallery (Lower Gallery) — 6344 Deer Lake Avenue, BurnabyAdmission: Suggest donation $5
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What: FuwaFuwa Maid Cafe will be transforming Kamei on Broadway into a maid cafe. Customers can expect to be served plenty of classic Japanese favourites; think omurice and takoyaki complete with ketchup art drawn by the team of maids.
FuwaFuwa also shared that it will be serving a "special drink" that is made more delicious with its "magical maid power."
When: June 1, 2024Time: 11 am to 4:30 pmWhere: Kamei on Broadway — 601 W Broadway Unit 12, VancouverTickets: Starting at $15
What: Education leaders, academic heads, and policymakers from around the world are coming to Vancouver this spring to help shape the future of global education.
Eduverse Summit Canada 2024 is happening from June 2 to 4 at the Vancouver Marriott Pinnacle Downtown Hotel, with registration now open for the event.
When: June 2 to 4, 2024Time: Various timesWhere: Vancouver Marriott Pinnacle Downtown HotelRegistration: Online
What: Vessi 500 Championship, one of the province's largest dragon boat races, returns to False Creek in June. There will be four categories of races throughout the family-friendly event, as well as a Vessi pavilion, limited-edition goodies, and more.
When: June 1, 2024Time: 9 am to 4:30 pmWhere: Concord Pacific Place, Creekside Park, and False Creek, VancouverAdmission: Free
What: The Richmond Night Market is back for another season filled with epic eats and live entertainment. The largest night market in North America draws crowds from across the province who travel to check out the 600+ international food items up for order.
There is also a ton of unique shopping and the diverse lineup of nightly performances.
When: Fridays to Sundays until October 14, 2024, plus holiday MondaysTime: Various hoursWhere: 8351 River Road, Richmond (near Bridgeport Station)Tickets: Available on-site
20 Fantastic Things To Do In Vancouver This Long Weekend: May 17 To 20
The long weekend makes everything better!
Pack your schedule with these 20 great Metro Vancouver events from May 17 to 20. Check out Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair, The Vanyoo Market, and more!
And for more fun things happening around town be sure to check out our Listed section.
Vancouver All British Field Meet/Facebook
What: The Vancouver All British Field Meet will pull into VanDusen Botanical Garden on Saturday, May 18, with hundreds of British classic cars on display.
The event is celebrating its 36th anniversary with vintage automobiles from across the city, BC, and beyond. There will also be live music, food trucks, vendor booths, and more for the whole family to check out.
When: May 18, 2024Time: 10 am to 4:30 pmWhere: VanDusen Botanical Garden – 5251 Oak Street, VancouverCost: Various prices, purchase online
What: Prepare to be amazed as the Royal Canadian Family Cirus returns to Metro Vancouver this month. The internationally renowned event features exciting circus acts like the Wheel of Destiny, a human cannonball, high-wire acts, daring aerialists, and more.
When: Now until May 20, 2024Time: Showtimes vary based on date and locationWhere: Lansdowne Centre – 5300 No. 3 Road, RichmondTickets: Starting at $35 for general admission, children 3 and under are free as long as they don't occupy a seat. Purchase online
What: Spirits in the Park is coming to Fort Langley Park as part of Langley Craft Beverage Week. Expect plenty of live music and tastings from over 10 distilleries, as well as tastings from local breweries and cideries. There will be a Brewhalla Mix Bar at the festival, where attendees can mix with a selection of local non-alcoholic beverages. People are also encouraged to bring their own food, blankets, or chairs and have a picnic in the park.
When: May 19, 2024Time: 2 to 5 pmWhere: Fort Langley Park — 9089 Nash Street, Fort LangleyTickets: $85 (include all drink tastings)
An aerial view of Playland. (PNE/Instagram)
What: There are over 30 rides and attractions to enjoy at Vancouver's favourite amusement park, ranging from family-fun rides to extreme, heart-racing attractions.
Prepare yourself for the sky-high Atmosfear, the timeless Wooden Roller Coaster, and of course, The Beast — the massive pendulum that stands 12 storeys tall and swings at speeds of 90 km/h.
You'll be working up an appetite with all there is to do and see at Playland this year, so it's a good thing the park is serving up fan favourites like hot dogs, mini donuts, and more!
When: Select dates from May 18 to August 16, 2024Time: Various timesWhere: Playland — 2901 East Hastings Street, VancouverCost: Season Passes are on sale now. Children three and under are free with a paying adult. All guests four and up must purchase an admission pass for entrance. Purchase online
What: Colour Fest, a huge outdoor celebration of the spring festivals Holi and Vaisakhi, is returning to Metro Vancouver to make it the most colourful time of the year!
One of the most popular events hosted by Diwali Fest, the multi-dimensional festival is happening on Saturday, May 18 at Town Centre Park in Coquitlam. The highlight of the family-friendly event is the live Colour Zone, where participants cover each other in vibrant coloured powder.
When: May 18, 2024Time: 5 pmWhere: Town Centre Park — 1299 Pinetree Way, CoquitlamCost: $30 for regular Colour Zone admission and $25 for children above 3 years old and under 12 years old. Colour Zone ticket includes access and two colour packs. Purchase online. No tickets are required for the art activities, artisan market, and food truck zone.
What: Acclaimed comedians Rebecca Northan (Blind Date, CBC Radio's The Debaters) Roman Danylo (Comic Strippers, CTV's Comedy Inc) and Peter Oldring ( CBC Radio's This Is That, Intern Academy) first met in an improv class in 1988. They're now reuniting for the first time in 20 years at Tightrope Theatre in Mount Pleasant. Expect throwback laughs, special guests, and more.
When: May 17 and June 8, 2024Time: 7:30 pmWhere: Tightrope Theatre — 2343 Main St, VancouverTickets: $30 plus fees, purchase online
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What: House music lovers in Vancouver will want to turn up to the PNE this month for a massive musical celebration.
Blueprint Events presents Foundation Volume 10.0 – Open Radius at the PNE Centre Grounds on Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19. The new concert — Foundation's biggest event yet — features two open-air stages filled with massive house music stars.
When: May 18 and 19, 2024Time: Doors open at 4 pmWhere: PNE Centre GroundsTickets: Various costs, purchase online
What: Wilet, Homecoming, and Seray are teaming up for a warehouse sale filled with luxurious linen bedding, the comfiest sleepwear, and all-natural soy wax candles up to 70% off. Arrive early for limited archive items and last-chance pieces on sale. Event organizers also announced that the first shoppers will also receive surprise gifts.
When: May 18, 2024Time: 10 am to 3 pmWhere: Wilet — 858 East Hastings Street, VancouverAdmission: Free, register online
What: Nickelodeon and VStar Entertainment Group present PAW Patrol Live – Heroes Unite! At Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Fans of all ages will love the interactive stage show where the heroic pups travel around the world in the hopes of making it back to Adventure Bay in time.
With thrilling visual effects, exciting storytelling and a memorable musical score, this Paw Patrol Live show will be fun for the whole family.
When: May 18 and 19, 2024Time: Various timesWhere: Queen Elizabeth Theatre – 630 Hamilton Street, VancouverTickets: Various prices, purchase online
Sergei Bachlakov/ShutterstockCloverdale Rodeo/Facebook
What: This year's 76th-anniversary Cloverdale Rodeo and 132nd Annual Country Fair runs from Friday, May 17 to Monday, May 20. Guests can check out the live competitions, entertainment and midway rides, food trucks, and more.
The annual Cloverdale Rodeo Parade also returns on Saturday, May 18, at 10 am, with floats, marching bands, vintage vehicles, and more for all ages to enjoy.
When: May 17 to 20, 2024Time: Various timesWhere: Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair Grounds — 6050A 176th Street, SurreyTickets: Various prices starting at $12. Children 12 and under are free for Gate admission. Purchase online
What: Como Taperia, the acclaimed Spanish tapas spot in Mount Pleasant, is helping diners prepare for warm weather and good times by bringing back its Patio Paella series.
Teaming up with the Paella Guys, Como will invite guests to try out the Spanish catering company's signature Paella Mixta (a combination of both chicken and seafood).
When: May 19, June 16, June 30, July 14, July 21, August 4, August 18, and September 1, 2024Time: Seatings at 12 noon, 2 pm and 4 pmWhere: Como Taperia, 201 East 7th Avenue, VancouverTickets: From $28 plus tax and gratuity per person
What: Spring and summer were made for going on adventures. That's why The Improv Centre is embracing the great outdoors in its latest feature show on Granville Island.
The improv theatre company's new production is Camp What's-It-Called. Comedy fans can join the expedition, and an audience member can even get onstage with the comedians to help bring the magic of camp to life.
When: Fridays and Saturdays from May 17 to July 17, 2024 (Special opening night on Thursday, May 16)Time: 7:30 pmWhere: The Improv Centre – 1502 Duranleau Street, VancouverCost: Various prices, tickets are available online
Whistler Mountain Bike Park/Facebook
What: Saddle up, mountain bikers! The Whistler Mountain Bike Park (WMBP) is set to open for a milestone summer season beginning this weekend.
The gravity-fed downhill biking experience is celebrating its 25th anniversary season starting on Friday, May 17.
Locally known as "Whismas," the opening will feature several surprises for riders as WMBP prepares to welcome guests from around the world throughout the season, which will run until October.
When: May 17, 2024. Season runs until October 2024Time: Zones have various operating timesWhere: Whistler Mountain Bike Park -4282 Mountain Square, WhistlerTickets: Various prices, purchase online
What: Vancouver Comic Arts Festival (VanCAF) is an annual celebration of comics and their creators at the Roundhouse Community Centre. Explore dozens of booths selling unique comics, artwork, collectibles, and more. Attendees can also check out the panel room for a variety of presentations and live performances.
Several special guests will be in attendance throughout the weekend, including Gord Hill, author of The 500 Years of Indigenous Resistance Comic Book; Diana Schutz, the first woman to be inducted into the Canadian Comic Book Creator Hall of Fame; and Jean-Marc Rochette, artist and co-creator of Transperceneige (Snowpiercer).
When: May 18 and 19, 2024Time: 10 am to 5 pmWhere: Roundhouse Community Centre – 181 Roundhouse Mews, VancouverAdmission: Free
What: Brewhalla returns to Metro Vancouver with four epic festivals this year. Get ready to check out dozens of craft beer vendors serving up cool sips. There'll also be live music stages, food trucks, field games, and more for attendees to enjoy.
When: May 18, August 10 and October 5, 2024Time: Noon to 6 pm (May, August and October)Where: Fort Langley Park (May), New Westminster (August), and Watson Glen Park in Chilliwack (October)Tickets: Online
What: The Vancouver Canucks are continuing their run for the Stanley Cup, and local supporters are ready to cheer them on.
As the Canucks' postseason rolls on, there are plenty of places for fans to cheer on the team in their push for glory. If you're ready to wave your towel surrounded by fellow fans, we've got you covered. Here are all the Canucks playoff viewing parties happening around Metro Vancouver.
When: Every Vancouver Canucks playoffs gameTime: Various start timesWhere: Various cities and venues across Metro Vancouver. See the full list online
Vancouver Farmers' Market/Facebook
The West End's charming, community-minded farmers' market is open on Saturdays. Here, you can grab a coffee, peek at the adjacent community garden, and stock up on a wide array of locally grown foods.
When: Every Saturday from May 18 until October 26, 2024Time: 9 am to 2 pmWhere: Comox Street (between Bute and Thurlow), Vancouver
What: A new addition to the BC Sports Hall of Fame is helping to open doors for the next generation of Indigenous athletes and coaches through an innovative virtual reality experience.
The Digital Indigenous Sport Gallery (DISG) spotlights the accomplishments and contributions of Indigenous athletes, coaches, and builders throughout sports history and culture. Guests can interact with 3D artifacts, explore the Indigenous Sport Gallery, and meet Hall of Fame First Nations and Métis athletes.
When: Tuesdays to SundaysTime: 10 am to 5 pm (last entry at 4:45 pm)Where: BC Place (Gate A), 777 Pacific Blvd, VancouverTickets: $12-$20, with family admission available and children 4 and under free with adult admission. Purchase online
What: The Arts Club presents the musical fable of Broadway, Guys & Dolls. Audiences will meet characters like evangelist Sergeant Sarah Brown, small-time crook Nathan Detroit and high-roller Sky Masterson while hearing classics like "Luck Be a Lady," "Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat," and the title track, "Guys & Dolls."
When: May 12 to June 30, 2024Time: Various timesWhere: Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage — 2750 Granville Street, VancouverCost: Tickets from $39, purchase online
The Vanyoo Market/Submitted
What: Shop local at The Vanyoo Market and discover over 50 vendors offering a wide range of products, including art, fashion, jewelry, homewares, pet care, and more.
There's something for everyone to explore at the free market, and the first 20 guests on opening day will receive $20 to spend at any of the booths.
When: May 19 and 20, 2024Time: 10 am to 5 pmWhere: The Pipe Shop – 115 Victory Ship Way, North VancouverAdmission: Free; register online
What: Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month with classes and workshops hosted in partnership with 13 of Vancouver's leading wellness and fitness studios.
Whether you're yearning for yoga, searching for strength classes, or gearing up for guided meditation and mental health talks, there's something for everyone to enjoy at The Wellness Studio.
When: Now until May 31, 2024Time: Monday to Friday from noon to 6 pmWhere: Retail Concourse Unit 311 at Bentall Centre — 595 Burrard Street, VancouverCost: A minimum $10 donation to Foundry is required for a single class. A pass for 10 classes, workshops, and meditations, as well as an Unlimited Pass, is also available.
No Lionel Messi At BC Place, But Lots Of Other Things To See And Do In Vancouver This Weekend
Soccer fans won't have a chance to see arguably the greatest player of all time at BC Place this weekend, after all, but there's still lots happening in Vancouver as May comes to a close.
That includes the Vancouver Whitecaps' match against Inter Miami CF on Saturday, which was expected to draw a record crowd to see the visitors' star Lionel Messi.
While the team announced Thursday that Messi and fellow stars Luis Suarez and Sergio Busquets are not expected to make the trip from South Florida, the match still kicks off at 7:30 p.M., and the Whitecaps are still hosting a pre-game street party on Robson Street between Beatty and Hamilton streets starting at 3 p.M.
Here are five other weekend events to consider checking out:
Walk for Alzheimer'sThe Alzheimer Society of B.C. Is hosting its largest annual fundraiser in communities around the province on Sunday. In Vancouver, the Walk for Alzheimer's will begin at Creekside Community Recreation Centre and follow the seawall to Charleson Park.
The pet-friendly walk begins at 1 p.M. In 2023, Walk for Alzheimer's events across Canada raised a total of $6.2 million.
Learn to dragonboatAlso at the Creekside Community Centre this Sunday is the first of four "Birds Nest Properties Community Paddling Days" – a series of family-oriented dragonboat sessions benefiting local charities and community groups.
Participants can register online for hour-long sessions starting at 1, 2 and 3 p.M., with admission by donation (minimum $2). Walk-ins will also be welcome, if space is available.
Additional community paddling days are scheduled for July, August and September, with a different theme planned for each event.
The Hafu ProjectCity Opera Vancouver will present two performances of "The HAFU ハーフ Project" this weekend at the Russian Hall, 600 Campbell Ave.
The semi-autobiographical, multimedia theatre performance draws on "cultural touch points from Japanese, Swedish and Canadian culture," according to organizers.
Featuring baritone Luka Kawabata and pianist Perri Lo, the work will debut on Saturday night and there will be a matinee performance on Sunday.
OUROFESTStreet dance group OURO Collective is celebrating its 10th anniversary this weekend with OUROFEST, a series of performances, dance battles and workshops featuring artists from across Canada.
The festival begins with dance battles on Saturday, followed by a performance at Robson Square on Sunday and workshops on Monday and Tuesday. Admission to the workshops is $25, while the other events are free or by donation. The full schedule and ticket information can be found on the collective's website.
West of Main Art WalkVisual artists living and working on Vancouver's West Side will be opening their studios to the public this weekend for the 31st year of the West of Main Art Walk.
A map and information about the more than 70 artists participating can be found on the website of Artists in our Midst, the group that organizes the event.
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