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Colourful interactive art installations and performance will be alight this weekend around downtown, cirque dinner theatre begins at Queen Elizabeth Park, and there’s plenty of art shows, dance performance, and concerts to keep you entertained in Vancouver.
Happy Halloweek, witches! The veil thins, the spooky events are piling up, and this weekend is the time to pull on your creepiest costumes and haunt the city with festive fright.
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November brings cooler temperatures (and yes, some rain), but Vancouver has something for everyone. Whether you’re still super keen on lacing up your sneakers, wanting to find some zen, searching for the ultimate nosh, or wanting to get crafty, we’ve got you covered for wellness in the city.
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Breathe, Run, Flow, Nosh – November Wellness Events in Vancouver
Cozy season is upon us in Vancouver! Which means the leaves are turning and everyone has a pumpkin spice latte in their hand. Whether you want to be inside or outside in October, here are some #VeryVancouver activities to keep you feeling cozy and warm!
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Trot, Chew and Sip – Vancouver Wellness Events to Attend in October 2018
Happy Equinox! This weekend day and night will be nearly equal all around the world and Autumn will officially begin. Appreciate the start of pumpkin spice season by having your heart melted by the Aquarium’s rescued otters, going on a walk to spy on this season’s birds, enjoying a moon festival, or checking out a sculpture exhibit full of grotesque human-animal hybrids.
September is shaping up to be a great month for speakers in Vancouver.
First, there’s comedian Chelsea Handler, in conversation at the Chan Centre Sept 21, followed by Ira Glass. The NPR host of This American Life presents Seven Things I Have Learned in An Evening With Ira Glass at Queen Elizabeth Theatre Sept. 22. Topping this off is New York humourist Fran Lebowitz at Capilano University Sept. 27-28.
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Three to see in September—Ira Glass, Chelsea Handler and Fran Lebowitz
This weekend you can still catch Fringe Festival performances around Granville Island, there’s local music throughout the city as part of the Westward Music Festival and the Accordion Noir Festival, and don’t forget to ready your bicycles and glowsticks for a night bike ride with thousands of bright cyclers.
