Where does the time go? July is already coming to a close but never fear there’s plenty of fun in these picks of the week…
Kick off: The 2017 Downtown Pride Premiere brings a taste of things to come with entertainment, Queens, food trucks, games and more at Robson Square, today from 3pm – 10pm
Mars: Not the planet but the popstar Bruno Mars comes to Rogers Arena for two nights, Wednesday and Thursday
Drum: Celebrate Indigenous Arts and Culture at the Drum Is Calling Festival, Free at Larwill Park until July 29th
Highschool: See the gritty and intense Girls! Girls! Girls! presented by Excavation Theatre at Havana Theatre before it closes July 29th
Games: Head to Jim Deva Plaza on Davie for West End for some fun and play on West End Games Night on Thursday
photo: Tim Matheson
Stars: Enjoy the evening in Stanley Park at Theatre Under The Stars this season presenting Mary Poppins and The Drowsey Chaperone on alternating evenings.
KidFree: Leave the kids at home and head to Playland, where Friday’s in July are Adults-Only. Spend your evening with a drink in hand as you wander the park surrounding by those 19+ only
Brit: Singer-Songwriter, and sometime GoT guest, Ed Sheeran comes to Rogers Arena for a concert on Friday night
Arts: The Arts Club Theatre Company season comes to a close this weekend when Bittergirl The Musical closes July 29th at Granville Island Stage
Sissy: The Odyssey gets Pride off to an early start with Sissy Boy: Pride! featuring the best of the 70s, 80s & 90s on Friday night
Shakespeare: Bard on the Beach is under the tents at Vanier Park, Much Ado About Nothing and The Winter’s Tale are on the BMO Mainstage with The Merchant of Venice and Two Gentlemen of Verona in previews on the Howard Family Stage
Mystery: Join Joel, Jonah, Crow, Tom Servo and Gyspy as they Watch out for Snakes! on Mystery Science Theatre 3000 Live at Orpheum Theatre on Sunday
