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Dani Gal’s epic work, Historical Records (2005-ongoing) comprises over 700 commercially issued vinyl LPs, which the artist has collected since the beginning of this century. As the collection grew over the years, it was divided into three parts and The Polygon Gallery is showing Part 1 , 2005-2018 (comprised of 246 records), from the Collection...

At the age of 10, Ian Wallace moved with his family from the interior of BC to West Vancouver, where he developed his interest in becoming an artist by sketching local views in the community. It was at this time and in this place where his life-long admiration for the “modern” painting of West Vancouver...

Burnaby FC League1 BC’s inaugural season begins on April 28th kicking off at Burnaby Lakes Field #5. Season tickets provide seven games with access to back to back U23 womens and mens games. An exciting short, high impact season featuring alumni players and an electrifying atmosphere. Children and Youth under 16 are free.

April 1 to 30 Throughout BC April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. Over 17,500 British Columbians are living with the progressive neurological disorder, and this month is dedicated to recognizing their unique experiences. Parkinson Society BC invites you to join the movement to expand awareness that Parkinson’s is more than a tremor. For information, visit Parkinson...

April 1 to 30 | Throughout Lower Mainland

Until December 2024 | Across BC

ALS Society of BC's Project Hope | Across BC

April 5 to September 8 | Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium, Vancouver

The exhibition “What On Earth” – Paintings by Lion Nie & Liu Maonian will grandly open on April 5, 2024, at the Vancouver Collection Space Art Gallery. The exhibition is hosted by the Vancouver Collection Space and organized by the Vancouver Collection Art, with Wu Tiehan serving as the curator. Nie Jijun/Lion Nie, born in...

Lakeland Flowers’ Abbotsford Summer Flower Festival Returns Starting With the Abbotsford Tulip Festival! Enjoy six months of flowers starting with 35 acres of tulips and field flowers at the Abbotsford Tulip Festival followed by peonies, lavender, hydrangea, dahlias, and many other assorted flowers before ending with the sunflowers. Dates: April 6th to September 1, 2024

The Harrison Tulip Festival, presented by the Onos family, is open daily, April 6 to May 5, in Agassiz. With 10 million bulbs across 35 acres, including 50 tulip varieties, 15 types of daffodils, and twelve types of hyacinths, it boasts the largest tulip farm-festival experience in BC. Wide pathways offer perfect photo ops. Visit...

The chaos, the energy, the wild genius! Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a rowdy young prodigy, arrives determined to make a splash. Awestruck by his genius, court composer Antonio Salieri has the power to promote his talent or destroy it. Seized by obsessive jealousy he begins a war with Mozart, with music and, ultimately, with God. Join...

AMADEUS by legendary modern playwright Peter Shaffer is considered to be a masterpiece of late 20th century theatre. Antonio Salieri (Reg Parks) opens the show by addressing the audience as “ghosts of the future, waiting for your turn to live”. The story he narrates tells the tale of the spectacular rise and early death of...

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Experience the rebirth of spring with the reimagined Botanica Tulip Festival, located in Chilliwack, BC and home to the famous Tulip Festival. Take in breathtaking floral displays spanning over 13 acres and witness the vibrancy of 1.5 million bulbs, showcasing 59 unique varieties of tulips and delightful surprises waiting to be discovered. Conveniently located off...

‘Prevailing Landscapes’ delves into the evolving significance of the landscape in contemporary Canadian art through the lens Kim Dorland, Stan Douglas, Tim Gardner, Cameron Kerr, Krystle Silverfox, Ian Wallace, Jin-me Yoon, and Karen Zalamea. The exhibition is curated by Jackie Wong. An opening reception takes place April 12 at 6pm.

The Firehall is proud to produce and present Keith Barker’s This Is How We Got Here from Saturday, April 13 to Sunday, April 28. Simultaneously heartbreaking and heartwarming, This Is How We Got Here follows a close-knit family still dealing with the lingering trauma of an unexpected loss. A mother, father, aunt, and uncle must...

Vancouver Poetry House presents the 14th annual Verses Festival of Words from April 18–27, 2024, at venues across the city. Canada’s largest spoken word festival brings together generations of poets this year under the theme of “Learning and Remembering.” The program highlights education, lineage, and the passing of knowledge, fortifying bonds between emerging and established...

Experience the premiere of this new work by Jessie Award-winning playwright, Tai Amy Grauman, inspired by the stories of Métis women in her family (the Callihoos). Produced by Savage Society. We follow Iskwewo, Napew, and Mistatim through eight intertwined stories of love, loss, and the fight of the Métis people as the Métis nations emerge...

DanceHouse announces its 2024/25 season of electrifying, boundary-breaking performances from around the globe – on Vancouver stages from October 2024 through April 2025. Six diverse companies and choreographers bring an eclectic mix of experiences whose scope includes contemporary dance, tango, circus, ice skating, live music, and more. The 17th season includes the North American premiere...

The White Rock Farmers’ Market is back for its 25th season beginning April 21st! Approximately 90 local artisans and farmers bring their products each Sunday to Miramar Plaza in the heart of the City of White Rock. Makers, bakers and growers provide an assortment of beautiful handmade and homegrown goods. Market stalls will be filled...

BCDA Drift Night’s are packed with excitement and non stop Motorsports fun for drivers and Spectators. Come on out and see what its all about! Drifting runs from 5pm-9pm.

Thursday, April 25 | 5pm-9pm | JW Marriott Parq Vancouver

Data is increasingly shaping our healthcare landscape. From electronic health records to wearable devices, huge amounts of data are generated every hour, offering insights into individual and community health trends, treatment efficacy, and resource allocation. Analyzing these data can allow healthcare providers to personalize treatments, predict health outcomes, and streamline operations for better patient care....