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(Photo Credit: Vogue Theatre.)
Check out Japanese superstar Miyavi live in concert this week. Fans know him as the Guitar Samurai because of his speedy fingers and unique guitar-slapping style. In addition to being a guitar-armed warrior with a funky fashion sense, Miyavi is also an official Goodwill Ambassador who advocates for refugees – a true guitar hero.
When: Thursday, July 25 7:00 p.m.Where: Vogue TheatreCost: From $25More Info: voguetheatre.com
Experience live cannon fire between two tall ships from the comfort of your beach towel at the Battle Sail, the Richmond Maritime Festival’s annual 18th century battle reenactment. Spectators can listen to the cannons in action, as well as watch authentic tall ship maneuvers, while chowing down on food truck spoils – a sensory experience like no other.
When: Friday, July 26 & Saturday, July 28 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.Where: Garry Point ParkCost: FreeMore Info: richmondmaritimefestival.ca
Be there or be square: this Friday is yourlast chance to get down and boogie at Dancing in the Street, where free HustleDance drop-in classes will earn you the street cred you desperately deserve.The classes are coached by pros and designed for all levels of dancing, sowhether you’re a disco amateur or aficionado, you can totally dig it.
When: Friday, July 26 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Where: Robson Square Ice RinkCost: FreeMore Info: vancouvercivictheatres.ca
Add some heat to your weekend with a visit to Carribbean Days, our city’s spiciest street party in celebration of Carribbean culture, cuisine, and rhythm. The fest kicks off with a Parade in the Park, where marchers dressed in elaborate costumes will strut their stuff to the contagious beat of island tunes. Performers include local hip-bop group Cantaloupe Lounge and reggae-blues band X-Kalibre.
When: Saturday, July 27 & Sunday, July 28Where: Waterfront ParkCost: FreeMore Info: carribbeandays.ca
Finish off the week with the Celebration of Light, because nothing brightens up the darkness quite like ooh-ing and ahh-ing with over a million of your explosive-loving neighbours. This year’s participants are India, Canada, and Croatia. If you’re feeling swanky, you can wine, dine and shine at one of many official viewing parties – or grab a seat on the beach just like the olden days.
When: Saturday, July 27 10:00 p.m.Where: English Bay BeachCost: FreeMore Info: hondacelebrationoflight.com