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Check out a Pacific Northwest nature-inspired photography exhibit, an Indigenous arts festival and a dinner with a cause.
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.
Experience the raw beauty of the Pacific Northwest through photographer Joshua McVeity’s lens at Emily Carr University. The exhibit is a visual treat for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike, and a chance to appreciate the beauty of the great outdoors without the long car ride.
When: September 11-19 Where: Emily Carr University- Zone 4 Gallery Space Cost: Free More Info: www.ecuad.ca/events/wild-pacific-northwest
Miley Cyrus may not have meant it so literally when she was singing about “the climb,” but this NatGeo show is all about just that! Join legendary climber and National Geographic writer, Mark Synnott on September 12th from 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m at the Orpheum Theatre where he’ll be sharing tales of daring ascents and groundbreaking discoveries. I’m sure Miley would approve.
When: September 12 Where: Orpheum Theatre Cost: From $38 More Info: vancouvercivictheatres.com
Join Seymour and the ever-hungry Audrey Two for a ’60s-set musical at the Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage. Relive the iconic hits and dark comedy in this unforgettable classic that might just inspire you to take better care of that house plant. Sing, dance and snag a 60th anniversary commemorative program while you’re at it!
When: September 7- October 8 Where: Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage Cost: From $39 More Info: artsclub.com
Experience a day where beats drop, stories unfold and Indigenous brilliance shines! Dance to the rhythms of Black Belt Eagle Scout, Mato Wayuhi, Tia Wood (pictured above) and other amazing artists at this family-friendly Indigenous-led festival in advance of the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation. Along with musical performances, there will be workshops, film screenings, food vendors, an Indigenous artisan market and more. Oh, and all festival events are FREE for Indigenous community members.
When: September 16 Where: Chan Centre for the Performing Arts Cost: Daytime free, Evening $60 ($30 students) More Info: cometowardthefire.com
Do good and eat good food at Hawksworth Restaurant this Sunday where top B.C. chefs unite for a cause. Relish dishes crafted by Chef David Hawksworth and friends, all in support of Covenant House’s mission for homeless youth. A feast for your taste buds and heart—it’s the ultimate win-win.
When: September 17 Where: Hawksworth Restaurant Cost: $198 per person More Info: www.exploretock.com
