60 things to do this labour day long weekend - sharp interactive display

Labor Day weekend-
This is the last summer entertainment the kids had in the jar before they returned to school. (
Well, parents, try to control your excitement. )
So postpone-to-
School shopping, bring your family and friends together and take part in one of the many events and attractions that take place in Vancouver and elsewhere.
The festival fair of PNE features a return to the Super Dog and craft beer festival, the Pacific Spirit Horse Show, farm country, night concerts, food and more, and other popular delicacies, 50 rides including three new, many attractions, a wide variety of shows and exhibitions, lots of games and more! • 2901 E. Hastings St. • Until Sept.
4 • fair door entry: $17, free at the age of 13, Richmond world music festival popular Canadian rock singer Tokyo Police Club and Korean hip-hop star Verbal t will be the expanded Richmond
Free celebrations of music, food and culture include more than 75 music and dance performances in nine stages.
Other highlights include the flavor of more than 50 food trucks;
Global village where cultural activities interact with performances;
Bamboo Theater and digital carnival, offering diverse and innovative performances;
Activity area for children's children;
Artisan Market;
The imagination world of Richmond Public Library.
• Richmond Minoru Park.
The annual Taiwan cultural festival is free, starting from Taipei and held at various venues in the city center. 2-
Ben's family-
Food, game area, Bon-friendly Japanese festivals-
Star Talent Search, Hello Kitty & Friends, Taiko, etc.
• Nikkei Cultural Center, 6688 South Oaks Cres• Sept. 2 and 3, 11 a. m. -7 p. m. • 604-777-
7000 Taiwan Cultural Festival celebrates Taiwan culture by means of concerts, large street parties with vendors and snack stalls, film screenings, live entertainment, lectures, cooking activities, etc.
• A variety of city center locations including Granville Street, Vancouver Art Gallery Plaza, theater, Orpheum Annex and Queen Elizabeth Theatre Plaza. 2-
4 • Free14th annual corn festival to enjoy traditional Latin American cuisine made of corn!
Tamales, puppet show, riguas, elote loco, atoles, tacos, pasta, burritos, etc.
• Britannia Community Center, 1661 Napier Street• Sept. 3, 11 a. m. -6 p. m.
Enjoy traditional Polish food free of charge at this year's Polish festival 5 annual Polish Festival. The event will feature Polish music, singing and folk dance and will host puppet theater arts and games for children and youth, singing together, balloon lady, face-
Painting, etc.
There are vendors, as well as traditional Polish food such as sausages, scones and pastries.
• Lynn Valley Village, 1255 Lynn Valley Road.
North van. 3, 2-7:30 p. m.
Contemporary R & B artists Magid Jordan, DVSN, Jesse Reyes and guest k-
Operating system, live music lovers will be able to enjoy high quality performances in a beautiful outdoor environment.
Full lineup: Jordan, DVSN, Jesse Reyes, k-
OS, Tonye, David Morin, Hayleau, Prado, Omar Khan, SJS, freshest DJ Arems, Jay Swing, Andishae.
• New West Westminster Pier Park. 3, noon-10 p. m.
$55, VIP/$95 k-
OS will perform at this year's safety and sound music festival Victory Square block party, the annual festival hosted by CiTR 101 Music Waste festival.
9FM and Disc magazine with free local indie musicof-
Summer Celebration.
• Victory Square, Cambi and Hastings Street• Sept. 3, 2-9 p. m.
• Free children/family day
Full of opportunities, entertainment, demonstrations, children's crafts, market vendors, carousel rides and other games.
• Bennabi Village Museum, 6501 Luhu Avenue.
Ben Nabby. 4, 11 a. m. -4:30 p. m.
Take a carousel at the bennabee Village Museum.
A happy day for the family, starting with the carnival.
Join us at the Sunset Community Center and enjoy the gym including inflatable castles, crafts, games and more!
Healthy snacks will be offered.
• Sunset Community Center, 6810 Main Street• Sept. 4, 11 a. m. -1 p. m. • Free, 604-718-
6505 benabi Central Railway: one of the longest mini-railways by mini-train, with more than 3 km kilometers of tracks, as well as steam, diesel and electric trains.
• Federal Park, 120 Wellington Avenue North.
$3 Saturday, Sunday and statutory holidays. 50, 604-291-
Fly over Canada and see Canada in this new, brand new, unprecedentedages ride.
Ride the latest projection and ride technology into a huge dome screen and create a real flight experience that takes you through the history of Canada B mining from east to westC.
The Britannia Mine Museum in the last century is a working mine.
Now, this is a multi-award.
Awesome award winning museum
Exciting attractions and unforgettable family experiences.
As the mine train enters the dark, rumble on it and learn from informative but informal guides and real gold pan!
• Haitian Highway • Britannia Beach • 604-896-
2233 Telus World of Science explores the wonders of science by immersing itself in interactive displays, inspiring thematic exhibitions, live scientific demonstrations, and a wider range of activities --than-
Life Movie at OMNIMAX theater.
• 1455 Quebec Street• 604-443-
B . 74 40 Great Vancouver ZooC.
China's largest zoo has many animals such as lions, tigers and giraffes.
5048 264 Street
, Aldergrove 604-856-
Say hello to the animals at the Greater Vancouver Zoo.
The Vancouver Aquarium is closer than ever to the stler sea lion in new strler Bay.
Enjoy a 4D Experience Movie and explore a variety of galleries including the Graham Amazon Gallery, the Pacific Canada Pavilion, and the Canadian Arctic. • 604-659-
3474 West Coast Railway Heritage Park is the largest collection of heritage railway equipment in the Royal Hudson and Western Canada, dating back to 1890.
39645 government Road
, Squamish • 604-898-
9336 MISCELLANEOUSCanada 150 afternoon tea the Fairmont Vancouver is inspired by its iconic grand railroad hotel and train travel across the country to create 150 afternoon tea in Canada.
Enjoy a full-soaked cup of tea, scones, sand cartoon berry fruit plate, Canadian tea sandwich and in-
The house baked candy.
Fairmont Vancouver, 900 WGeorgia St. • Until Sept.
Sit at 3, 11. m. , 1 p. m. and 3 p. m.
$59/adult, $29. 50/child (12 and under), 604-662-
1900 enjoy special Canada-
Theme tea at Fairmont hotel. C.
Sports Hall of Fame exhibitions, galleries and interactive exhibitions tell the story of B. SportsC.
From the beginning of 1800 to Today. • B. C.
Door A 604-place687-
2017 Canadian contemporary artists will transform the Georgia Street facade of the Vancouver Art Gallery this week-
Public art programs and cultural activities.
Artists include Yan Achjadi, Fiona Ackman, Scott Billings, Anne Burrell dogs mixed up for hunting, James Nizam, Luke Ramsey, Evann Siebens, Ben Skinner and Huang Guanzhong.
• Vancouver Art Gallery, Georgia Street facade. 4-10, 7:30 p. m. -
The works of 10 Canadian artists will be projected onto fa'ad at the Vancouver Art Gallery.
The 15 Vancouver Latin American film festival focuses on Cuban films;
Screening of 69 films from 17 countries in 11 different languages (
Always with English subtitles); live music;
Dance and so on.
1131 Howe Street Film Center• Until Sept. 3 • 604-708-5657H. R.
The Macmillan Space Center learns about space and the night sky through Planetarium displays, live demonstrations, interactive exhibition galleries, and evening lectures.
1100 Chestnut Street• 604-738-
7827 wild Pacific salmon in 30-
Explore the minute movie spectacle of the connection between nature and our urban environment.
When the sun sets, the lower surface of the Camby Street Bridge will turn into a wild river filled with migratory salmon.
• Cooperative Park, 1020 Marinaside Crescent,.
20 learn about the wild Pacific salmon migration in an uninterrupted, film spectacle.
Hunting and collection: Feast of Aboriginal people enjoy delicious Aboriginal-
Feast of inspiration presented by world culture-
The famous performance team.
Tour the museum with a guided tour and discover the stories of hunters and gatherers who traditionally live in Haitian territory.
• The cultural center of squimish lewatt, 4584 Blackcomb Road, Whistler. m. • $65/$25, 604-964-
0990 Yale art has seen this-of-a-
The friendly community art activities in Yale town show the art of Vancouver artists and bring art to the public.
Retail stores in Yale town and windows in the bank and displays original art works. • Until Sept.
4 Music Gun rose legend hard rock band did not take them to B During This Lifetime tour. C. Place.
Guests of royal descent• Sept. 1, 7:30 p. m. • $35-
The $275 gun and Rose will rock B's house. C.
Square Fair in PNE: Summer Night Concert.
1: Australian singer, performer, songwriter Rick Springfield
2: The King of the Gypsy, a group of flamenco, salsa and pop musicians in alle and Montpellier in southern France.
Starring Nicholas Reyes and Tonino barriado.
3 and 4: iHeartRadio Beach Ball (ticketed show).
• Admission to PNE Amphitheater is free, or tickets are reserved for $20. caHonne Blue-
Soul duo with eyes Honne has become a band to fall in love with and fall in love.
"The warmth of a cold night" is an album in which it may not be natural to express feelings, but it is still struggling to find true love in the digital age.
• 868 Granville Street, comodor Ballroom• Sept. 1, doors 8 p. m. • $20-
The $23 Gabriel Palatchi trio Blue Frog studio is delighted to bring the Gabriel Palatchi trio back for the return engagement ceremony and shoot a video for the live concert DVD.
Energy and passion, combined with skill and true love for music, have created a vibrant musical giant.
His music blends different genres such as Latin jazz, tango, funk, Klezmer, Gypsy, reggae, samba and electronic music.
• Blue Frog studio, 1328 Johnston Road
White Stone. 1, 7 p. m. • $39. 50, 6045-423-
The outdoor concert series will feature a variety of styles at the Whistler Olympic Plaza. • Sept. 1, 7:30 p. m.
: Jann Arden: one of Canada's most popular and favorite artists. | Sept. 2, 7:30 p. m.
: Boom: Alt-
Soul bands from Vancouver blend Latin, folk, reggae and rock.
• Free access to Whistler for free by Canadian artist Jann Arden.
Alsina, August: a drug trip from New Orleans to Def Jam Records R & B star is best known for his singles "I Luv this S-T" and Trinidad James
• 868 Granville Street, comodor Ballroom• Sept. 2, 9 p. m.
Chris mclenney $23-$35year-
Old Soul/R & B artists listen to a variety of music from jazz and R & B to soul, hip hop, funk and electronic music from an early age.
He took a comprehensive approach to making the music he liked.
Fortune Sound Club, 147 E. Pender St. • Sept. 2, 7 p. m.
$15 Spoon Hot shots is the band's ninth album, whose musical style is best described as indie rock, indie pop, art rock and experimental rock.
• Malkin Bowl at Stanley Park. 2, 8 p. m.
Stanley Park's Markin bowl features a stand-alone rock band Spoon for $45.
IHeartRadio Beach ball iHeartRadio Canada will bring some of the hottest musical names to PNE's fair. • Sept. 3, doors 2 p. m.
: Lord, alesea Kara, Liam Payne, Strumbellas, Sean Hook, Scott Herman, Virginia to Las Vegas, Ralph se. 4, doors 2 p. m.
: Train, blonde, Serena Ryder, King of philosophers, Ruth B, Christian Hudson.
• PNE Amphitheater • $69, $89, $119 (
Note: fair admission is not included)
Lionel rich | Maria Careyplatinum-
Multiple Grammy Awards-
Winners and music icons Lionel Ricky and special guest Maria Carey bring all their popular tours to the Rogers Arena.
• Rogers Arena, 800 Griffith Road3, 7 p. m. • $39. 95, $59. 95, $79. 95, $129.
$165, master ticket. ca, livenation.
Mariah Carey comLionel Rickey and guests are coming, Rogers Stadium.
Opera and Aria: The barber Shakespeare Festival at Seville Bud on the beach brings Rossini's fascinating music into life, and his bespoke concert presents excerpts from his historypopular opera.
The rising star of the Vancouver Opera Orchestra, accompanied by members of the Vancouver Opera Orchestra, was directed by UBC's Nancy Hermiston and conductor Leslie Dara.
• BMO main stage at Vanier Park bud. 4, 2 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.
From $604-739-0559Haim L. A. -
Rock band composed of Este Haim sisters, Danielle Haim sisters and Alana Haim sisters.
On a tour that supports their second studio album, there's something to tell you.
• Malkin Bowl at Stanley Park. 4, 7 p. m. • $42.
50, ticketmaster. ca, livenation.
On the left is comAlana Haim and on the right is Danielle Haim, sister of the American rock band Haim.
Music in the park brings a picnic with live music, art shows, children's activities and nature-
Inspired art gallery with North Shore Mountains and Capilano reservoir.
• North Van Capilano Regional Park.
Meet in a parking lot near the Cleveland Dam.
Limited parking.
Please leave your pet at home. 4, noon-5 p. m. • Free, 604-224-
Stage 5739: the comedy and theatrical performances of rainbow are exciting, tense and real, and this movie will make you breathless.
"The end of the Rainbow" truly tells the story of Judy Garland's last comeback at the dusk of her career, and it turns out that everything about hertoo-
Short-lived life rarely found it in tabloids.
• Shaw theater in Deep Bay, 4360 gallang Avenue.
Until the 9 th, North fan. 16, Wed-Sat 8 p. m. ; Sun 2 p. m. • $25/$23, 604-929-
Rainbow is a true portrayal of Judy Garland's last comeback. Mr.
In London, Georgia, no one is more famous than Samuel Ford.
Satire writer, impressionist and dangerous comedian, who has become a star in the early days of celebrity culture.
Foote, revered by many and despised by some, finds himself at the sharp end of knife attacks by the media and surgeons.
In an age of obsession with fame, colleagues from the scientific world and the stage began to wonder: will fame drive you crazy?
Ian Kelly's interesting drama based on Foote's amazing true story explores our obsession with celebrities and their rise and fall.
Presented by Manchester United players.
• Jericho Art Center, 1675 discovery Street• Sept. 1-24, Thursdays-Sundays, 8 p. m. (except Sept.
10, 17, 24, when there is 2 p. m. matinée)• $20-$26, 604-224-
Canada, 8007Oh-the riffs of the truly strong north and interesting Vancouver theater performance Alliance take a look at what makes us unique in Canada in a loving and comedy-mocking Canada
On the advice of the audience, the actors satirize the traditional Canadian record, the mounted police, the winter, our hungry Prime Minister, hockey, lumberjacks or Tiggs coffee to name just a few endless possibilities.
• Improv center, 1502 Duranleau St.
Granville Island nomadic storm is at 90-
A long and tall ship
The caravan returned to B. C. after a 30-
Company's world tour of the year after 90
A tall ship, the Amara Zee, a replica of the Thames sailing boat.
This is an original opera spectacle: the mythical story of the monarch immigrants
What the Air artists embody
Looking for shelter on a drowned planet
Free Party at SE False Creek-
Performing on this 90-year-old showfoot-long Tall Ship.
Come early and enjoy a dining car, a beer garden and a children's activity area.
• The Coast of the Southeast fake Creek is just east of Camby Street.
Until yesterday, the bridge. 3, 9:45-11 p. m.
• FreeThe's Tenacious D-burlesque tribute to the Tenacious D-burlesque with a hot and heavy band ready.
This sensational music and dance event features the best antics in the city, by Stephen Blakley (as JB)and Seamus Fit-It-In (as KG).
All your favorite D songs will show up in the sexiest way possible.
Made by Geekenders and sparkling kittens.
• Rio Theatre, 1660 E.
Broadway. 1, 8 p. m.
$25/$20 dysfunctional Disney song and dance shows a fun and sexy respect for our favorite princess, villain and magic animals, showing a talented cast of actors, which is really
Watch the magical kingdom become topsy
With these crazy and quirky tribute.
• Rio Theatre, 1660 E.
Broadway. 2, 9 p. m.
Prepare for you $25/$20 Nathan: Sneak Peek and Q & A host Nathan Field live and show up in person to give you a sneak peek at the upcoming Nathan season.
Q & A discussions will be held after the screening.
• Granville Theatre, 918 Granville Street• Sept. 4, 7:30 p. m.
The $35 Gerti bassett hound plays the role of Bud's crab dog on the beach, produced by two gentlemen from Verona.
The Bard Shakespeare festival on the beach will feature another year of classic drama, including four classic Shakespeare plays and a short play.
Run contemporary drama.
Together, they will take you from a mythical past to the modern.
Venice and contemporary Vancouver.
• The program includes: until, do nothing.
The story of winter until yesterday.
22 | Merchant of Venice, June 22-Sept.
Two Gentlemen of Verona until yesterday.
Sherlock, wait. 6-
15 Vanier Park starts at $604-739-
0559 outdoor field reconnect with your field
This summer at the edge of the Grouse Hill, take part in special events and learning experiences at the top of Vancouver.
Get in close contact with grizzly residents or watch the Falcon's bird flight in a dynamic demo.
Enjoy a lumberjack show and guided eco-walk • Mount gross, North Vancouver • 604-980-
93 11 close contact with grizzly bears living in Songji Mountain.
The Regional Park celebrating 50 years has been 50 years since the Vancouver Metro Regional Park system began.
Celebrate with us!
There are 14,500 hectares of forest, fields, rivers and beaches to explore.
Get a passport, visit the Regional Park and collect stamps along the way to get a reward.
You can even win the prize!
The Haitian cable car takes in the stunning natural landscape of Howe Bay and its surrounding mountains on this cable car, from 2,700 feet above sea level to stunning views. • Sea-to-Sky Hwy.
$13. 95-$34. 95 or $89.
95/family, pass available, 604-892-
2551 visitors enjoy the view from the sea panoramic trail platform to the Sky cable car.
Creative cafes explore to express your love for nature in different artistic forms, or just be inspired by other people's works.
• Minicada Regional Park, meet at the minicada hotel in High Guigui. 3, 1-4 p. m. • Free, 604-432-
6359 nature walk: the plants and animals of the colorful world Park show the wonderful diversity of colors-but what do they all mean?
Bring the camera!
With senior naturalist al Grasse, previously with B. C. Parks.
• Lanley Campbell Valley Park. 4, 1-2:30 p. m.
Free, registration required, 604-432-
6359 return the salmon in the public viewing area of the Capilano fish hatchery.
Capilano River hatchery learn from a guided tour how fish swim upstream from egg development to litter stage and see salmon during the spawning season.
• 4500 kapilano Road
Welcome back this summer.
Patrick Sephani and visiting artists will showcase the work of more than 30 Zimbabwean stone sculptors at the beautiful garden grounds and carve stone sculptures on the spot.
• Watusen Botanical Garden, 5251 Oak Street• Until Sept.
The 30 MAR KETSKerrisdale antique fair has more than 60 professional suppliers and 250 tables for 18, 19 and 20th-century antique and antique collections.
• Kerrisdale Arena, 5670 East Avenue. • Sept. 2 and Sept. 3, 10 a. m. -5 p. m.
• A perfect combination of $ 7A antiques and collectibles will be sold at Kerrisdale antique fair.
Art Sunday is an outdoor visual art market featuring the work of local artists, as well as live music, workshops, special events, etc.
• Britannia Centre, 1661 Napier Street
Sunday, noon-5 p. m. • Free, 604-718-
The 5800 illuminated Summer Night Market is the largest summer show in North America with nine different themes.
There are more than 300 food and merchandise stalls and 20 events or shows per week. It’s family-
Friendly with featured children's play area and VIP lounge.
• 12631 feelings Richmond-doors open in the army on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays. m.
The local night market celebrates 17 seasons and will host 150 of Canada's celebrations.
Enjoy more than 200 stall stalls, 500 food options, live shows and carnival games from all over the world.
8351 River Road
Open at 7 on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidaysm. • $3.
There are 75 vendors and kiosks at Richmond Night Market.
Great dining, art, music, entertainment and shopping.
Enjoy a showcase of local items from artisans and manufacturers, live music shows talent from Area BC.
A beer garden filled with local craft beer and 35 food trucks serving local food.
• Friday, 5-East of West bus and Lonsdale pier, at the foot of Lonsdale Avenue10 p. m.
• Free admission to the farmer's market: benaibi/North Shore benaibi artisan farmer's market: benaibi City Hall parking lot, 4949 Canada Road, Saturday, 10m. -2 p. m.
| Dragon Lion artisan farmer's market, 123 Carrie ketzcarat. , North Van. Saturdays 10 a. m. -3 p. m.
| Amber side Artisan Farmers Market, 1000 Argyle Street. , West Van. Sundays, 10 a. m. -3 p. m.
Farmers market: Vancouver buys local goods at one of the many farmers markets near Vancouver.
• Lakewood lake trout& E 13th Ave.
Nine on Saturday. m. -2 p. m.
| Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Thursday, 11: 00m. -3 p. m.
| Kitsilano Community Center, Sunday, 10m. -2 p. m.
| Main Street Station, 1100 Station Street, Wednesday, 2-4 p. m.
Brother cold Park, Sunday, month. m. -2 p. m.
| Riley Park, Street 30& Ontario St.
At 10 on Saturday. m. -2 p. m.
| West End, Comox St. 1100
Nine on Saturday. m. -2 p. m.
All kinds of organic vegetables are placed in the stalls of the farmers' market.
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