It’s the tastiest time of the year! One week from today, Dine Out Vancouver Festival returns for its longest run ever. From February 5th to March 7th, over 330 restaurants (most ever) will serving multi-course menus at set prices starting from just $15. The participating restaurants have now published their Dine Out Vancouver Festival menus…
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Pi Theatre livestreams its Provocateurs Presentation Series
Pi Theatre is starting the year by inviting audiences to livestream its 2021 Provocateurs Presentation Series. The series begins February 18 & 19 with Macbeth Muet, an innovative interpretation of Shakespeare’s play performed by two actors using elaborate sound design, physical theatre, and the manipulation of inanimate objects to represent the play’s characters. Then February…
Picks of the Week – January 27, 2021
Can you believe that it’s already the last week of the first month of the new year?! Let’s see what’s happening to keep us entertained Concert: Tonight, Early Music Vancouver Digital Concert Hall presents JS Bach Concertos featuring Pacific Baroque Orchestra Glow: Held Over until January 30, 2021 Glow Langley is a safe, 15 minute drive-thru light…
36th Jewish Book Festival comes to your home
The 36th Annual Cherie Smith JCC Jewish Book Festival is coming to the comfort of your home February 20 – 25th. The Festival is planning virtual events and conversations with an exciting roster of writers from across Canada, the US, Israel, Great Britain and Chile. It is hoped that local public health restrictions will allow…
The Cultch: The Cave, Cabaret with a Cause
The Cultch continued its online season this weekend, with The Cave. Part of its Music Box, 4th in The Cultch Subscription Box Series, J Mar Electric’s The Cave, is conceived by Martha Ross, John Millard, and Tomson Highway. The Cave in question is Bear’s Cave, a refuge for a host of woodland creatures escaping the…
Go Backstage With Ballet BC
In light of not being able to welcome audiences, Ballet BC has introduced a new way to connect with them for 2021. Backstage with Ballet BC is a new video series bringing audiences into the rehearsal studio. The biweekly series will feature interviews with Ballet BC dancers straight out of rehearsal and long time supporter David…
Discuss Transformations with Gateway Salon Series
“What would it take to transform society for the betterment of all?” That is the question posed by the National Arts Centre to live performance companies across Canada for The Transformations Project. With 2020 being one of the most transformative years of our lives, the pandemic forcing most of us and many industries to…