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Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, take your yoga moves to the venue you deserve. Vancouver Civic Theatres is offering free drop-in Hatha yoga sessions at the Vancouver Playhouse so you can breathe in your inner actor as you relax on your lunch hour.When: Tuesdays 12-1 p.m. from February 28, March 21 to April 11Where: Vancouver Playhouse Theatre, Upper Lobby, 600 Hamilton St.Cost: Free, please bring your own matMore info: Drop-in Hatha Yoga
Like a legendary campfire, The Flame: True Stories From The Pale Blue Dot features tales told under the stars. Join storytellers such as Tetsuro Shigematsu and Dave Morris as they recount touching and hilarious stories while surrounded by the Planetarium Star Theatre. Also featuring a bar and musical guests with a “galactic theme”.When: March 1, 6-9 p.m.Where: HR MacMillan Space Centre, 1100 Chestnut St.Cost: $20Tickets: Eventbrite (This is a 19+ event)
Ever wanted to be “Screeched In” by kissing a fish and downing a shot of Screech Newfoundland Rum? Fulfill your East Coast dreams at The Portside’s East Coast Boil, where $30 gets you all the lobster, muscles, prawns, beer and music your heart desires.When: March 2, 7 p.m.Where: The Portside Pub, 7 Alexander St.Cost: $30Tickets: Show Pass
Whether you have a long distance lover or a prison pen pal, rediscover the lost art of letter writing at The Regional Assembly of Text’s Letter Writing Club. Expect tables filled with typewriters, creative mailing supplies and inspiration from fellow wordsmiths.When: Every first Thursday of the month, 7-9:30 p.m.Where: The Regional Assembly of Text, 3934 Main St.Cost: Free, supplies providedMore info: The Regional Assembly of Text
Join Rich Francis on a journey towards reconciliation through Indigenous food and culture. Cooking for Reconciliation is a Seventh Fire Pop Up Restaurant event serving a four-course meal at the beautiful Skwachays Lodge Hotel and Gallery. A former Top Chef Canada finalist, Francis has been raising the profile of Indigenous cuisine since 2010.When: March 3 to 4, 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. seatingWhere: Skwachays Lodge Hotel and Gallery, 29 W. Pender St.Cost: $79Tickets: Eventbrite