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Photo credit: Ray McEachern
By Rachel Rosenberg
Alison Ward is a Vancouver-based actor, director and writer; her very moving one woman show, No Gold Star, is her true story about coming out at the age of 35 after spending years married to a man and identifying as straight.
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Interview with Local Vancouver Director, Writer, and Actor: Alison Ward
CREDIT:Bob Frid 2016 – Fly Over Canada
We all know how Vancouver’s winter weather works: one day it’s blue skies and sun and the next could mean drenching rain or bone-chilling cold. But so long as you’re dressed for any eventuality––and you have a good plan B––there’s no need to hide indoors with endless mugs of hot chocolate.
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Christmas in Vancouver: The Inside and Outside Guide
Image courtesy of Q Choir
By Rachel Rosenberg
The holidays are coming! ‘Tis the season for twinkly lights, spending time with loved ones and enjoying feelings of merriment. One way to experience joyful feelings is with singing, and Q Choir is looking to help with that. On Sunday, December 15th, this queer-centered choir will be performing alongside non-binary drag show-stopper Rose Butch at The Warehouse (550 Malkin Ave).
A beloved holiday tradition for locals and visitors alike, the Vancouver Christmas Market is back with authentic German sweets, treats, and treasures. Continue reading:
[CLOSED] WIN Fast Pass Tickets to the Vancouver Christmas Market
The sleigh bells have begun, the colourful lights have turned on, and it’s time to start scheduling all the holiday sparkle, Christmas markets, and Santa visits you can handle from now until the end of December. Canyon Lights, Peak of Christmas, Aurora, Glow Gardens and more begin this weekend, alongside favourites like East Van Panto, Indigenous Fashion Week, and Fuse all happen this weekend as well!
Make The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver your home away from home this holiday season. Continue reading:
[CLOSED] Win a Festive Overnight Hotel Stay at The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver PLUS Tickets to the Vancouver Christmas Market
Gingerbread Lane at the Hyatt Regency. PHOTO CREDIT: John Lee.
The Christmas season is all about spending. But I’m not talking about money; I’m talking about spending quality time with friends and family. The bottom line is there’s no need to max out your credit cards if you’re looking for festive fun in and around our city––you just need to know where those experiences are. Continue reading:
Christmas for Free in Metro Vancouver
