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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 ahirose@canadawide.com.
Read on for this week’s lineup.
The annual Chilliwack Tulip Festival is back so you can lean into springtime while you roam through 20 acres of 30 tulip varieties and 15 types of daffodils. To put it in perspective, there will be over 9 million bulbs blooming this year. Plus, there will be a farm shop open daily where you can purchase fresh cut and potted tulips to bring home with you. At the shop you can also purchase refreshments and grab a bite to eat at one of the many onsite food trucks.
When: April 11 – May 1 Where: Tulips of the Valley Cost: $6.08 for children and seniors, $13 for adults More Info: chilliwacktulipfest.com
Trey Anthony’s ‘Da Kink in My Hair is set in a Toronto hair salon and tells the stories of eight different women as they sit in hairdresser Novelette’s chair. Expect deep dives into the challenges and triumphs of the lives of contemporary Black women. Originally a play, this version now has the addition of music to elevate the emotional impact.
When: April 14 – May 15 Where: Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage Cost: From $35 More Info: artsclub.com
Emerge on Main is shining a spotlight on Cindy Kao (violin) and Aysha Dulong (electronics). Together they are Sapphire Haze, and their music is a unique blend of acoustic and electronic sounds that is meant to blur the lines between the two and invoke a soundscape that engages all of your senses.
When: April 12 Where: Fox Cabaret Cost: $32 regular, $15 student More Info: musiconmain.ca
The world premiere of the late Taran Kootenhayoo’s play White Noise is here. It is a comedy about two families having dinner together for the first time during Truth and Reconciliation Week and explores two different experiences of living in Canada. This thought-provoking play asks us to consider how we deal with internalized racism while also recognizing our role in reconciliation and our responsibility to gain a greater understanding of Indigenous people.
When: April 16 – May 1 Where: Firehall Arts Centre Cost: From $15 More Info: firehallartscentre.ca
In honour of Ramadan, Science World’s newest art exhibition is shining a light on fasting in the animal kingdom. Learn about the many reasons why animals fast (including hibernation!) and see them depicted in a style inspired by Square Kufic calligraphy, which is usually found in Islamic architecture.
When: March 30 – June 20 Where: Science World Cost: From $20 (included with Science World admission) More Info: scienceworld.ca