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A poetry night to kick off Black History Month, exclusive documentary and film screenings and a unique play with a childlike twist.
Here’s your weekly roundup of the top events in the city, including art exhibitions, local theatre, restaurant openings, concerts, film, markets and other to-dos we think you’ll love. If you have a Vancouver event you’d like to submit for consideration, send an email to kdonaldson@canadawide.com.
Kick-off Black History Month with the power of the spoken word. Starting with an electrifying poetry night from local Black talents on February 3rd, the celebration continues all month with live music, art, workshops and talks at the Pacific Arts Market. It’s a vibrant tribute to Black creativity you won’t want to miss.
When: February 3-24 Where: Pacific Arts Market Cost: $22.63 More info: eventbrite.ca
This award-winning documentary by BC’s own Jamila Pomeroy shines a light on Vancouver’s Black community. Delve into its challenges, the legacy of Hogan’s Alley and see iconic spots brought to life with contributions from legends like Jimi Hendrix. It’s a must-see during Black History Month.
When: February 2-7 Where: VIFF Centre Cost: $15 More info: viff.org
Add some laughs to your week with Chicago’s very own Mark Thomson headlining at the Lido this Tuesday, bringing with him a hilarious stand-up comedy lineup that includes the Juno-winning comic Ivan Decker.
When: February 6 Where: The Lido Cost: $15 More info: eventbrite.com
Catch a free screening of Sara Gómez’s films at The Cinematheque and dive head first into the visionary work of this pioneering Afro-Cuban filmmaker with not one but four documentary shorts—that’s four for the price of none (it’s free!) A deal and an experience you don’t want to miss.
When: February 8 Where: The Cinematheque Cost: Free More info: thecinematheque.ca
It’s a play for adults but the content is pulled from interviews done with kids all about love, life and all those big scary questions. Think: Kids Say The Darndest Things meets existential anxiety.
When: February 9-March 9 Where: Pacific Theatre Cost: From $24 More info: pacifictheatre.org