Community, Events with in Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver, Vancouver City.
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Selling 2 tickets for Coast City Country (2) 2 day passes. April 18-20 2024 @ BC Place
Sec 246, Row FF, Seats Selling for $400 Will transfer through Ticketmaster account
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Tying in with the Vancouver Police Museum's newest exhibition, 'Becoming Vance' Eve Lazarus will be discussing her book 'Blood Sweat and Fear', and all things John Vance.
Inspector John F.C.B. Vance was known as Canada’s Sherlock Holmes to the international media due to his many successful years working with the Vancouver Police Department.
He began his career as a City Analyst however, his skills were invaluable to solving some of the city's most mysterious and grisly crimes and led to his position as Honorary Inspector with the VPD.
This event is for one night only and will be held within the very building Vance completed his most influential work.
Tickets are limited and can be purchased at Eventbrite.
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Côté Danse makes its hotly anticipated Vancouver debut with the presentation of its virtuosic new work X (Dix), on stage March 22 and 23, 2024 at 8pm, at the Vancouver Playhouse - presented by DanceHouse. Choreographed by Guillaume Côté, the company’s Artistic Director and internationally-celebrated Principal Dancer with The National Ballet of Canada, the strikingly beautiful work, performed by five dancers, is a potent exploration of home as a grounding force. Inspired by the mythical Odysseus, X (Dix) makes remarkable use of the foundational materials of storytelling, employing archetypal ideas – from the hero’s journey to the role of home – to create new narratives of life’s journey and the elemental forces of leaving and returning. For tickets and further information, visit: dancehouse.ca
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Immerse yourself in "Paris in Spring," a concert that captures the essence of Parisian charm and sophistication. Experience an enchanting afternoon with VAM's distinguished faculty, as they bring to life the delicate balance of light and shadow, passion and tranquility, through the works of Debussy, Fauré, and Ravel. Let the melodies transport you to the heart of Paris, where every note paints a picture of blossoming love and the vibrant spirit of spring.
Program:
Debussy, Sacred and Profane Dances
Fauré, Piano Quartet in C minor, Op. 15
Debussy, String Quartet in G minor, Op. 10
Ravel, Introduction & Allegro*100 free parking stalls as well as a three-car drop-off/pick-up area directly in front of the school.
Event link: https://vancouveracademyofmusic.com/vam-events/vam-chamber-players-paris-in-spring/
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Looking forward to the show but have 4 extra as friends can't go! Fabulous 4 Seats in row 14 left center orchestra for January 5, 2024 @ 9:30PM Pics show seats available. $275 per seat can do a simple transfer or if prefer can meet in person.
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Welcome to Climb the Wall – an exhilarating event where the challenge of ascending 48 storeys meets the celebration of a Glow in the Dark Party Brunch! Join us for a unique experience that not only pushes your limits but also supports the BC Lung Foundation in its mission to enhance lung health and assist those living with lung disease in our community.
Climbing the wall isn't just about conquering physical heights; it's about raising awareness and funds for crucial lung health initiatives.
Join us in the fight for clean air, healthy lungs, and a brighter future for all. Registration is OPEN NOW! Visit www.climbthewall.ca
We kindly ask each participant to raise a minimum of $225
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Tying in with the Vancouver Police Museum's newest exhibition, 'Becoming Vance' Eve Lazarus will be discussing her book 'Blood Sweat and Fear', and all things John Vance.
Inspector John F.C.B. Vance was known as Canada’s Sherlock Holmes to the international media due to his many successful years working with the Vancouver Police Department.
He began his career as a City Analyst however, his skills were invaluable to solving some of the city's most mysterious and grisly crimes and led to his position as Honorary Inspector with the VPD.
This event is for one night only and will be held within the very building Vance completed his most influential work.
Tickets are limited and can be purchased at Eventbrite.
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Come play tennis with strangers at Rupert Park on Rupert Street near First Avenue.
Free Bouncy castle, music, dancing, karoake and more
Don't like Tennis? Play golf, baseball or play a kazoo. All ages from babies to octogenarians welcome
Dog friendly, wheelchair friendly washrooms.
Participation certificates for your attendance.
Trophy for the most Useless Player M.U.P trophy
Byob, potluck, bring a lawnchair, bring your own babysitterNetwork your pyramid scheme to strangers, hand out entrepreneur brochures and other marketing tools. Make new friends and enemies. Eat, dance and play tennis with strangers
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Family pass (electronic) selling for $40.
Good for 2 adults and 3 children/seniors.
Good for dec 26 to dec 30
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Songs of Freedom, an annual concert celebrating Black History Month will be hosted at Christ Church Cathedral this year on Saturday, February 3rd. Inaugurated 12 years ago by Marcus Mosely and his colleagues, it is a rich recognition and expression, in music and words, of black culture in our city. Featured artists will include blues legend and Juno Award winner Jim Byrnes, the “seriously spiritual gospel trio” the Sojourners, award-winning spoken word artist Jillian Christmas, and the dynamic Marcus Mosely Ensemble.
$45 Tickets at https://www.marcusmoselymusic.com/event/songs-of-freedom/
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Tickets to Comedy Ring's live standup Savage Comedy show. Venue at Holy Chow on Pender St. in Downtown Vancouver. Doors at 7:30 PM this Friday December 8th. I have four tickets for $15 each OBO!
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JUNO-nominated Chor Leoni joins with Montreal’s award-winning La Nef for The Return Voyage, a rousing night of nautical songs, on February 16, 2024 at 7:30pm and February 17, 2024 at 2pm and 5pm at St. Andrew’s-Wesley United (1022 Nelson St). The program encapsulates stories of those lives led abroad in the 18th and 19th centuries, embodying the thrill of dangerous adventure, a longing for loved ones at home, and the joys of seeing the world. The concert features arrangements from renowned Shantyman Seán Dagher whose rich, full-throated voice leads the seven members of La Nef alongside more than 60 voices of Choir Leoni on a rollicking voyage of high seas harmonies. For tickets and information, visit chorleoni.org
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City Opera Vancouver presents the Canadian premiere of composer Missy Mazzoli’s contemporary masterpiece Song from the Uproar: The Lives and Deaths of Isabelle Eberhardt, on stage February 29 to March 3, 2024 at the York Theatre. One of the most adventurous women of her era, the opera tells the extraordinary life story of the complex, multifaceted Eberhardt - from the death of her family, through her journeys in the North African desert, to her ecstatic religious conversion, and ultimately to her tragic drowning.The role will be brought to life by mezzo soprano Marion Newman, one of the brightest stars in Canada’s classical music firmament. Newman will be supported by a five-person chorus: Katie Fraser, Christina Demeo, Emma Jang, Kiho Sohn, and Jason Sommerville. The work is directed by acclaimed theatre practitioner Ann Hodges, under the baton of City Opera Vancouver Artistic Director Gordon Gerrard. For tickets and information, visit: cityoperavancouver.com
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DanceHouse and Dancers of Damelahamid present the Vancouver premiere of the politically-charged and spiritually-centred work, Vástádus eana – The answer is land, on stage February 23 and 24, 2024 at 8pm at the Vancouver Playhouse. Choreographed by Elle Sofe Sara, the full-length work is a powerful exploration and reclamation of the central tenets of Sámi cultural identity: community and kinship between people and nature. Having been subjected to almost-total cultural obliteration through residential schools, language suppression, and religious conversion, Vástádus eana – The answer is land embodies a critically important message about the foundational attachment arising from community and culture, and offers the possibility of a new relationship with the natural world. Through a radical act of resilience, the performers open the evening by guiding the audience through a traditional spiritual practice outdoors before shepherding them into the theatre. For tickets and further information, visit: dancehouse.ca