HERITAGE Singing Canada’s Choral Songs at the Dunbar Ryerson United Church Vancouver
Canada’s choral music has always been one of the Vancouver Chamber Choir’s specialties. In this concert, we celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary and conductor Jon Washburn’s 50th year in Vancouver with a great panorama of Canadian repertoire. Music of Willan, Somers, Beckwith, Raminsh, Chatman, Emery, Allan, Archer and a few special surprises from Canada’s past and […]
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David Bong: Distinct Reality at the Silk Purse Art Gallery West Vancouver
Photographer David Bong spent five weeks in Asia, after a decade of separation, making this trip his homecoming & closure. He took many photographs & after looking at the images for several months, narrowing them down to the last 14, their effect steered him to a different alley of appreciation. There was something dramatically distinct […]
Renee Alexander & Nazanin Sadeghi at the Silk Purse Art Gallery West Vancouver
Breathtaking botanical illustrations, calligraphy and watercolour florals by North Shore artists. Renee Alexander – brings over 30 years of calligraphy expertise to her North Vancouver hand-lettering studio. She has worked for Government Institutes, Professional Associations, Graphic Designers, Universities as well as private commissions. After receiving her art diploma in Vancouver, she spent a summer studying at Imperial College […]
Home/Shelter/Belonging Art Exhibition at the West Vancouver Museum
Sylvia Grace Borda, Jim Breukelman, Germaine Koh, Hani Al Moulia, Annie Pootoogook, Itee Pootoogook, Gu Xiong – This group exhibition focuses on metaphors of home and shelter and the idea of belonging, either culturally, socially, or creatively. These metaphors also function as a means of exploring larger themes of settlement and immigration in Canada. Participating Canadian artists […]
Walk for Reconciliation from Downtown Vancouver to Strathcona Park
The Walk for Reconciliation is a positive movement with the goal of engaging tens of thousands of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians with the reconciliation movement. The Walk is inclusive and we invite people of all ages, ethnicity, faiths and denominations to walk with us to honour the intergenerational impact of the residential school system and the current realities […]
HERITAGE Singing Canada’s Choral Songs at Dunbar Ryerson United Church Vancouver
Canada’s choral music has always been one of the Vancouver Chamber Choir’s specialties. In this concert, we celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary and conductor Jon Washburn’s 50th year in Vancouver with a great panorama of Canadian repertoire. Music of Willan, Somers, Beckwith, Raminsh, Chatman, Emery, Allan, Archer and a few special surprises from Canada’s past and […]
Let the Good Times Roar at Vancouver Aquarium’s After Hours – Adults Only!
It may be the last full month of summer, but that doesn’t mean the good times have to wind down just yet. Vancouver Aquarium is gearing up to make a splash with the biggest summer bash of the season. On Thursday, August 31, summer vibes will take over After Hours as guests spend quality time […]
Our Cityride Vancouver at David Lam Park
Our Cityride celebrates the spirit of local communities in a non-competitive all inclusive mass participation ride that will be held in the heart of cities globally. The ride will be host to participants of all ages and abilities, focused around a fun and festive atmosphere. UNDER 18 FREE • 18 OVER $20 Our Cityride will feature an engaging […]
Miranda Lambert in Concert at Rogers Arena Vancouver
Miranda Leigh Lambert is an American country music singer and songwriter. Outside of her solo career, she is a member of the Pistol Annies alongside Ashley Monroe and Angaleena Presley. Her own family supported her efforts, helping to finance and promote her first recording, an independent self-titled CD, in 2001. Two years later, Lambert got […]
