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5 days of art and music in Queen’s Park! Join the party at the Queen's Park Bandshell for live performances: Keith MacLachlan Quartet -Thursday July 7 @ 7PM Royal City Swing Community Dance - Friday July 8 @ 7PM William Chernoff Jazz Trio - Saturday July 9 @ 2PM Burnaby Summer
After a successful first virtual edition, #VIBFF22 is back with a hybrid version (in-person and online) to amplify the voices of Afro-descendants in British Columbia. The second annual VIBFF, created by the Fabienne Colas Foundation, co-presented by Canada Media Fund and Global BC, is thrilled to announce its official hybrid
Get ready for RED CARPET RAVE in one of the most unique places of Vancouver, Stanley Park Pavilion. This special edition of Metaphor is to raise awareness of the captivity of the oldest killer whale Tokitae, who spent decades performing at the Miami Seaquarium. WHITE DUNGEON STAGE KUVOKA (Second State,
Celebrate mom, grandma or the mother figure in your life this Mother’s Day at Metropolis at Metrotown! Starting April 16, and running through May 14, 2023, BC’s largest shopping centre transforms into an ode to mothers everywhere complete with shopping incentives, atmospheric décor, photo opportunities, and more. Shoppers who spend
The Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair officially returns to the Cloverdale Fairgrounds from May 19 to 22, 2023. After a three-year hiatus, the Rodeo and Country Fair will be in full swing with live entertainment, food trucks, Midway rides & games and featured attractions for the whole family.
The 38th Vancouver International Jazz Festival kicks off summer in the city with over 140 free and ticketed performances of diverse programming over 10 days. Opening weekend includes free Downtown Jazz outside the Vancouver Art Gallery, and the Festival culminates on Canada Day weekend with shows across Granville Island. Headliners
Why are female ghosts so terrifying, and what do they have to do with Taiwanese culture? What do you know about the Taiwanese diaspora in Southeast Asia? And how do we transcend the historical contexts of museums to see our community’s future path? TAIWANfest invites speakers with a vast variety
