Featured Events in Vancouver in July 2025 (August Updated)

Riopelle: Crossroads in Time is a retrospective exhibition that covers 50 years of Jean Paul Riopelle’s creative production. Organized by the National Gallery of Canada to mark the centenary celebration of Riopelle’s birth, the exhibition brings together paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints and collages by the artist. The presentation features artworks drawn from 20 private and public collections and includes a number of significant works, as well as works that have not been previously exhibited. Curated by art historian and independent researcher Sylvie Lacerte, the exhibition highlights one of the most significant Canadian artists of the twentieth century.

Lucy Raven: Murderers Bar is the first major presentation of work by multidisciplinary artist Lucy Raven in Vancouver and the artist’s largest exhibition in Canada to date. Based in New York, Raven (b. 1977) works in installation, photography, video, drawing and sculpture to examine historic and contemporary representations and narratives of the American West. The exhibition takes its name from Raven’s newest work Murderers Bar (2025), the third installment in a series of moving-image installations and related works called The Drumfire. Co-commissioned by the Vancouver Art Gallery and The Vega Foundation, it features an ensemble of sculptural elements and a video, projected vertically on a tall, free-standing aluminum structure in the gallery space. Created between 2023 and 2025, the video centres around the recent removal of a century-old, concrete gravity dam along the Klamath River in Northern California—the biggest dam removal project in American history. The exhibition also presents previous and related works—including a selection from Raven’s series Depositions (2024) and Casters X-2 + X-3 (2021)—that provide further context to her practice and a broader appreciation of her ongoing investigations and visual language. The arc of these works reveals the intermingling of nature and technology; the frequent interrelation of military and entertainment applications; and the impact of these forces on lived experience. Together, the works in this exhibition provide a timely glimpse into the expanding field of Raven’s vision—the push and pull between human intervention and the more-than-human forces of nature and the physical world. The exhibition explores objectivity, subjectivity and perception, from individual and discrete elements of history, technology and the popular imagination to the broader sweep of geological and physical forces that define experience over millennia. This exhibition is part of the 2025 Capture Photography Festival Featured Exhibitions Program. Murderers Bar is co-commissioned and jointly acquired by the Vancouver Art Gallery and The Vega Foundation.

Otani Workshop: Monsters in My Head is Otani’s first solo presentation in North America. Featuring new paintings inspired by his personal memories, alongside hand-built figurative and abstract ceramic sculptures in varying scales, the exhibition will be a compelling introduction to the artist’s practice. The immersive exhibition design will situate ceramic works produced during Otani’s stay at the Deer Lake Artist Residency within a labyrinth-like installation fabricated from natural materials foraged from local public parks and forested areas.

Written in Clay presents a history of ceramics made in British Columbia told through the collection of John David Lawrence. Featuring more than 300 objects, it examines the materials and processes artists utilized in relation to the context in which studio ceramics arose and developed in the region. The exhibition features three interconnected sections: influence and inspiration; form and function; and artist spotlights that highlight important figures whose work and legacies altered the direction of ceramic arts in BC. Celebrating 35 artists, Written in Clay establishes the mentors, interlocutors, societies and schools that made up a vast clay community in the region from the 1930s to the early 2000s. This exhibition will be accompanied by a publication.

In its exhibition design, Emily Carr: Navigating an Impenetrable Landscape draws out the question of the opening and closing-off of space in Carr’s landscapes by contrasting a densely hung group of paintings with sparsely hung later works that depict an open horizon. Ironically, many of the spatially open works are open precisely because they depict landscapes that had been recently subject to clear-cut logging. This exhibition uses the spatial metaphor of closeness to and distance from nature to probe Carr’s thinking about the forests she painted. It will also examine how Carr’s representation of some Indigenous subjects—particularly villages and totem poles set within landscapes—sit in relation to the dense forest and what this might suggest, given the late 19th- and early 20th-century tendency to conflate Indigenous cultures with nature.

Postcards from the Heart: Selections from the Brigitte and Henning Freybe Collectioncelebrates the Freybes’ contributions as patrons of the arts, collectors and longtime supporters of the Vancouver Art Gallery.Comprising a selection ofmore than 30 paintings, sculptures, photographs, films and works on paper,Postcards from the Heartis a tribute to the couple’s deep engagement with modern and contemporary art andreflects the depth of the Freybes’ collecting with works from the 1960s to today. Over the last four decades, the Freybes’ collection has grown to include some of the most important artists working in the last fifty years, including post-war American artists Robert Rauschenberg and Frank Stella; leading contemporary artists Julie Mehretu and William Kentridge; and work by major Canadian artists Rodney Graham and Jeff Wall. While the Freybe collection is diverse and wide-ranging, at its core, it honours the creativity and knowledge that artists produce.

The impulse to make connections between objects is a nearly universal experience. Artists are always in dialogue with their predecessors and peers, and they often make astute curators.1:1 Artists Selectis a new initiative that invites artists to select a work from the Vancouver Art Gallery’s extensive collection to be displayed in dialogue with their own work in the Forecourt.The seventh and final artist to participate is Vancouver–basedPaul Wong. Hehas selected a work from the collection byLawrence Paul Yuxweluptun Lets’lo:tseltun.

This summer, Metro Vancouver’s Car-Free Day events are getting even better! Organized by TransLink, Interac Corp., local governments, and chambers of commerce, this region-wide event is a must-see! The event schedule is as follows: - Downtown New Westminster – July 25 - Gastown Sunday Set – July 27 - Port Moody – August 17 - Burnaby – August 31 - Port Coquitlam – September 6 - Commercial Drive – September 6 - Maple Ridge – September 6 - Main Street – September 14 - North Vancouver – September 20.

Canada's top fireworks team lights up Vancouver this July. The 2025 Honda Celebration of Lightswill return to Vancouver’s stunning waterfront for three nights of spectacular fireworks, live entertainment and gourmet food trucks! This year's celebration will spotlight Canada's finest pyrotechnic teams as they compete for the title of national champion in one of the country's most iconic summer events. Invite friends and family, as well as other fireworks enthusiasts, to gather at English Bay to witness the dazzling fireworks feast over the Pacific Ocean. This is not only a fireworks feast, but also a feast of food, community and cultural exchange.

The Weeknd and Playboi Carti are set to electrify Vancouver with an unforgettable performance at BC Place on July 16, 2025, at 7:00 PM. This highly anticipated event promises to be a night of unparalleled musical talent, featuring The Weeknd's signature blend of R&B and pop, alongside Playboi Carti's innovative hip-hop beats. Located in the heart of Vancouver, BC Place offers a state-of-the-art venue that will enhance the concert experience for all attendees. With ticket prices starting at an accessible 50 CAD, this event is expected to draw a massive crowd, eager to witness these two powerhouse artists share the stage. Don't miss the chance to be part of this monumental evening in Vancouver's vibrant music scene.

Business Relationships - One Table at a Time Speed Networking works a lot like 'Speed Dating' without the 'Dating'. A structured opportunity to meet accomplished professionals just like yourself, face to face, one business professional at time. Whether you are an entrepreneur, small business owner, legal or medical professional, in the finance, real estate or entertainment industry - our events offer the perfect occasion to expand your business, social or enterprise contacts. All in a setting and speed - just your style. Devoid of typical business networking event staples - we have done away with whistles, bells and over-the-top event trimmings. We feel building business relationships should be a comfortable, sophisticated and relaxed venture. An opportunity to create opportunities. Speed Networking @ BC Kitchen | July 4th 2025 39 Smithe St, Vancouver, BC V6B 0R3, Canada 8pm - Business Professionals NetworkNite https://www.networknite.com For questions you may reach us at: 866 WE SPEED How It Works Our hosts will assist you with your NetworkNite 'Connect-Card'. After being shown to your table, you will move from business professional to business professional every 5-6 minutes. Simply mark down whom you would be interested in connecting with again on your NetworkNite 'Connect-Card' and we'll take care of the rest. You also always have the option of exchanging business cards should you feel so inclined. For those whom garner connections, you will be notified via e-mail within 24 hours of the event with your 'Connect-Card' results. Once the Speed Networking has completed and all participants have had the opportunity to meet each other - you are welcome to stay and mingle. All we need are the 'Connect-Cards' to determine your business connections. Information Source: NetworkNite | eventbrite

Join us for free community yoga, and cardio/core classes during July and August 2025, by bringing together mindfulness and sweat. Hosted by lululemon Tsawwassen Mills mall in collaboration with local yoga instructors and personal trainers. All classes are free to the community and will held on Wednesday mornings throughout the summer. Instructors to be announced! July Dates: Wednesdays 8:40am- 9:40am July 2, 2025 *Yoga July 16, 2025 *Cardio/Core class July 30, 2025 *Yoga August Dates: Wednesdays 8:40am- 9:40am Aug 13, 2025 *Cardio/Core class Aug 27, 2025 *Yoga Where: Tsawassen Mills Mall, Entry 2, in front of the lululemon store. 500 Canoe Pass Way, Unit 170, Delta, BC, CA, V4M 4G8 What to bring: Please bring a yoga mat, a bottle of water, and comfortable clothing that you will be able to stretch in. We will have a few spare yoga mats to go around, however, no yoga blocks. Need to knows: Please arrive at least 10 minutes early to settle in. All levels are welcome, with variations provided based on individual levels. Light refreshments will be provided. We are excited to meet on the mat together! Information Source: lululemon Community | eventbrite

Hotel Indigo and The Liquor Cabinet, in partnership with Pop-Local, presents the First Friday Artwork Summer Series! Mark your calendars for the First Friday ArtWalk Summer Series! Join us at Hotel Indigo along the stunning Vancouver Waterfront for a fun evening of art, music, food, and fun! Discover 15+ local artists and makers, enjoy refreshing drinks, and soak in the summer vibes. Event Details: When: First Fridays – June 6, July 4, Aug 1, Sept 5 Time: 5–7 PMWhere: Indoors at Hotel Indigo, 550 Waterfront Way, Vancouver, WA 98660Cost: FREE ENTRY!Don’t miss this vibrant community celebration—perfect for art lovers, foodies, and summer seekers! Information Source: Pop-Local | eventbrite

When five of the most easygoing, seasoned musicians in BC came together, they had one simple goal: to celebrate the music of one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Enter Limo Wreck (formerly known as Loud Love) — a powerhouse tribute to Soundgarden and the unmistakable legacy of Chris Cornell. From the thunderous grooves to the mind-bending guitar work, from the intricate time signatures to the soaring, soul-stirring vocals, Limo Wreck doesn’t just play Soundgarden’s music—they embody it. This isn’t just a tribute; it’s a reverent and electrifying experience, delivering the raw intensity, haunting melodies, and undeniable power that made Soundgarden a defining force in rock history. The lineup is stacked with talent: Steve Plantz (Lead Vocals & Rhythm Guitar) – With an uncanny ability to channel Chris Cornell’s raw emotion and staggering vocal range, Steve commands the stage with every note. Murray Atkinson (Guitar) – A current member of The Odds and virtuoso guitarist whose searing solos and sonic textures capture Kim Thayil’s magic note for note. Devon Hart (Guitar) – A dynamic player who brings the grit and depth that defined Soundgarden’s iconic dual-guitar attack. Grant Baird (Drums) – The rhythmic powerhouse who drives the band with precision, passion, and the perfect dose of chaos. Ryan Steele (Bass) – Laying down the deep, brooding grooves that anchor the band’s massive sound. With their combined experience spanning decades, Limo Wreck is more than just a group of musicians—it’s a brotherhood built on a shared love for one of rock’s most legendary bands. Whether delivering the dark, hypnotic energy of Fell on Black Days, the relentless force of Rusty Cage, or the soaring intensity of Black Hole Sun, they bring every note to life with authenticity and heart. For fans of Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple of the Dog, and Chris Cornell’s solo work, Limo Wreck is the ultimate tribute—an unapologetic, high-voltage homage to one of the most influential voices in rock history. Information Source: Experience Live | eventbrite

A Race of Many Firsts . . .Organized by Project Love Run community, and will be held on July 5th with folks running * through beautiful, Pacific Spirit Park. READ OUR CODE OF CONDUCT AND SIGN OUR WAIVER BEFORE YOU SHOW UP SIS !This event celebrates the culmination of our PLR Trail Clinic: Take it to The Trails, and marks a special milestone; a Trail Running event (designed by a Black-Muslim-immigrant Trail Race Director) specifically for Black and other racialized (self-identifying women) immigrants. With this race we honor our community and its values, emphasizing our Running in Love philosophy, a counter-cultural approach to Running that centres connection, to each other + our bodies, and the dismantling of oppressive systems lurking in this Running World. Shifting our orientation of running/racing, and moving away from toxic Running Culture practices like Competition (with self or others), moving towards Celebrating Joy. A race about community, focusing on running as a tool of self-liberation! What to know: When: Saturday July 5th Event Start Time: 9:30am Race Start: 10:00am Where: Race Start/Finish will be at University Hill Elementary School. Note: Please note there are two schools by this name, make sure you go to address: 5395 Chancellor Boulevard, Vancouver, BC V6T 1E2. Distances: 3km, 5km and 8km* Registration Includes: Non-intimidating racing experience,Community,Goody bag/Swag + Prizes!Finally, if cost is a barrier-- please email: projectloverun@gmail.com, NO ONE will be turned away. *Please Note: We like to use quotation marks when talking about running and racing, as we want to acknowledge that these concepts have traditionally felt intimidating and inaccessible to many folks. When we talk about both, what we mean is honouring the many different ways our community wishes to race and run; including making room to go slow, to walk, and to stop at any point of the race and call it a day. Disclaimer: This event will be recorded for distribution across our social media platforms. By purchasing tickets to this event, you are agreeing to the possibility of appearing on these recordings. If Driving to the race, PLEASE consider local transit /car-pooling, thank you! As always, tag @projectloverun in your experience. With Love, PLR Information Source: ProjectLoveRun | eventbrite

Crisp, zesty, and endlessly refreshing—Sauvignon Blanc is the ultimate summer wine. But did you know that where it’s grown can completely change its flavour? Join us for Sauvignon Blanc Around the World, a global tasting experience dedicated to everyone’s favourite warm-weather sipper. Together, we’ll explore a curated selection of Sauvignon Blancs from renowned wine regions like Marlborough (New Zealand), Sancerre (France), Adelaide Hills (Australia), and beyond. Through guided tasting and discussion, we’ll uncover how climate, soil, and regional styles shape the wine’s signature notes—from tropical fruit and citrus to minerality and herbaceous flair. Whether you're a longtime Sauvignon Blanc fan or simply curious about how terroir transforms the glass, this is your chance to sip, compare, and learn in a relaxed and flavourful setting.Let your palate travel the world—no passport required. Information Source: Everything Wine | eventbrite

Score Your 2025 Vancouver Open Early Bird VIP Tickets Now! Be part of the action at Kitsilano Beach with Volleyball BC's exclusive Early Bird VIP tickets for the 2025 Vancouver Open. Enjoy 3 days of premium access to this thrilling volleyball tournament and secure your spot before they're gone. Don’t wait—experience top-level volleyball like never before. Get your VIP tickets today! Information Source: Volleyball BC | eventbrite

Score Your 2025 Vancouver Open Early Bird VIP Tickets Now! Be part of the action at Kitsilano Beach with Volleyball BC's exclusive Early Bird VIP tickets for the 2025 Vancouver Open. Enjoy 3 days of premium access to this thrilling volleyball tournament and secure your spot before they're gone. Don’t wait—experience top-level volleyball like never before. Get your VIP tickets today! Information Source: Volleyball BC | eventbrite

Score Your 2025 Vancouver Open VIP Tickets and Reserve Seating Now! The hottest event of the summer is almost here! Tickets are on sale for the 2025 Vancouver Open, Canada’s premier beach volleyball event taking place from July 11th to 13th at Kitsilano Beach in Vancouver. Don’t miss your opportunity to soak up the sun and take in sweeping views of English Bay and the Coast Mountains as top athletes bring the heat in high-intensity beach volleyball action. We offer different ticketing options for budgets of all kinds, ranging from our VIP Ticket Packages to Reserve Seating. Get your VIP and Reserve Seating tickets today! Information Source: Volleyball BC | eventbrite

Welcome To #GetBusy ! Join Us For A Day Full Of The Joy Of Basketball! This Is Your Chance To Show Off Your Skills, Meet New Friends, x Have A Blast On The Court. Whether You're A Seasoned Player Or Just Looking To Have Some Fun, #GetBusy Is The Place To Be! Don't Miss Out On This Exciting Event! Youth Mini Camp Participants Capped At 30 Open To Ages 5-13 2 Players Per Registrant Allowed No On-Site Registration FREE Mark Your Calendars x Get Ready To # GetBusy ! See You There! Information Source: FC21CA | eventbrite

VENUE WILL BE ANNOUNCED 1 WEEK BEFORE THE SHOW. There is no VIP Seating, all first come first serve. Information Source: Playground Events | eventbrite

Welcome to the Lord Byng Grad 90's Reunion ! Get ready to relive the good ol' days with your fellow grads at Mahoney's & Sons . Dust off those flannel shirts and scrunchies because we're taking it back to the era of grunge and boy bands. Join us for a night of nostalgia, laughter, and catching up with old friends. Don't miss out on this epic blast from the past! Information Source: Dave Rae | eventbrite

60th Global Conference on International Business and Marketing (GCIBM) - July 19, 2025 - Vancouver, Canada Participants can join discussions, interactive workshops, and sessions on important global challenges and opportunities. Whether you want to improve your skills or make new business connections, the Upcoming International Business Conference in Vancouver offers a great chance to grow in the international business field. This leading International Business Conference in Canada 2025 brings together experts and industry leaders from around the world to discuss global markets and business strategies. Participants will be able to join the conference through the Invitation Letter for the Marketing Event . Registration Deadline: July 4, 2025 Conference Date: July 19, 2025 Program Schedule : Saturday, July 19, 2025 (Conference Day) – Registration, opening speech, keynote speech, and technical sessions: [ Registration will start from 1 PM, Gate Closes at 1:30 PM ] Terms & Conditions : Please note that all registration fees are non-refundable, non-negotiable, and non-transferable. Please make your own arrangements for visa (if applicable), accommodation, meals, and transportation during the conference. After completing the registration and verifying your successful payment, a regular invitation letter will be sent within 3 business days. Changes due to spelling or minor mistakes in the invitation letter will cost US$50 . Information Source: Global Conference Alliance Inc. | eventbrite

LHE Pride Lineup: Sapphic|Queer Speed Dating & Meet. Mingle. Mix. 2025 We're feeling nostalgic this year & decided to bring back old school pricing this Pride Season! Venue: The Junction Date: July 19, 2025 - First event starting at 2PM EVENT #1 @ 2PM - 50% SOLD OUT Sapphic|Lesbian|Queer Speed Dating (Under 35) Includes Appetizers (Please note the suggested age is not mandatory) EVENT #2 @ 2PM - 50% SOLD OUT Sapphic|Lesbian|Queer Speed Dating (35+) Includes Appetizers (Please note the suggested age is not mandatory) A little tired of online dating? Been wondering if you're getting catfished or not? Maybe Tinder has you swiping left? Bumble not buzzing for you? Turn that screen off and meet someone new. Come join us for a night of fun and connection at The Junction! Our event features speed dating sessions for sapphic and queer individuals looking to meet new friends or potential partners just in time for Pride. EVENT#3 @ 5PM Meet. Mingle. Mix. Pride Time Make new Sapphic Connections, Friends and more at Meet. Mingle. Mix. With Vancouver Pride peeking from the corner, this is the place you want to be. Celebrate Pride with a new crew. Whether you're new to Vancouver, wanting to expand your social circle or a cute couple looking to make new friends THIS EVENT IS FOR YOU Much like our “nice to meet you games” -ie- Truth, Dare, Dirty Deed, Who Comes First? and Tops & Bottoms, join us for a unique night where you have a 99.9% chance to meet someone you didn’t know before. No loud music - you can hear one another speak. No dark lights - Oh, you’ll find what you’re looking for No BS - leave the fake at the door. Be at the event where people genuinely want to meet No fear - Everyone here wants to make new Queer Connections. You must be 19 years of age or older to attend this event or any event offered by Lez Hookup Events. By submitting any payments or attending a Lez Hookup event, you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions ​ and Privacy Policy. We strive to create an inclusive and loving atmosphere for everyone that attends. We have had individuals who identify as queer, trans and non-binary attend our events in the past and they have had a wonderful time. Just a few things to remember: 1.) Bring your confirmation email or download the Evenbrite app. This will be your ticket into the event. No tickets will be mailed out. 2.) Bring 2 pieces of ID 3.) There are no refunds for any events & Tickets are non-transferrable. EXCEPTION: Refunds will be issued if the event is cancelled. Eventbrite does not refund your fees. 4.) If you are more than 15 minutes late from the scheduled start time of a speed dating event, you automatically forfeit your spot at that event ​ Lesbian Sapphic Queer Vancouver Pride 2025 PLEASE ENSURE YOU SELECT THE RIGH TICKET TYPE Information Source: Lez Hookup Events | eventbrite

44th Global Conference on Strategic Management and Planning (GCSMP) - July 19, 2025 - Vancouver, Canada The Strategic Management and Planning Conference in Vancouver provides a valuable platform for professionals, academics, and business leaders to enhance their knowledge in strategic management and planning. This global event will explore modern strategies, innovative methods, and real-world case studies, offering an engaging learning experience for all participants. The Event on Strategic Management will provide an opportunity to join the seminar, build networks, enhance collaboration, and significantly increase the possibility of professional growth. Attendees will take part in insightful discussions and hands-on workshops on key topics such as digital transformation in strategic planning, resource management, environmental analysis, and decision-making strategies. As a major Strategic Management and Planning Conference in Canada 2025 , this event is essential for those looking to strengthen their skills and build international connections. Registration Deadline: July 4, 2025 Conference Date: July 19, 2025 Program Schedule : Saturday, July 19, 2025 (Conference Day) – Registration, opening speech, keynote speech, and technical sessions: [ Registration will start from 1 PM, Gate Closes at 1:30 PM ] Terms & Conditions : Please note that all registration fees are non-refundable, non-negotiable, and non-transferable. Please make your own arrangements for visa (if applicable), accommodation, meals, and transportation during the conference. After completing the registration and verifying your successful payment, a regular invitation letter will be sent within 3 business days. Changes due to spelling or minor mistakes in the invitation letter will cost US$50 . Information Source: Global Conference Alliance Inc. | eventbrite

Hi Five Summer Camp: Yoga, Art Therapy, Dance, and Healing With Leanne Campbell & Jojo Zolina Join us for a transformative Hi Five Summer Camp: designed for children ages 8-12 to explore their creativity, build confidence, and learn healing practices. Through a combination of yoga, art therapy, dance, and more, this exciting week-long program offers a nurturing and fun environment where children can grow emotionally, mentally, and creatively. Hosted at 333nergy Vancouver , 345 West Broadway, this spring break camp is designed to inspire and empower young minds. Program Details: Dates: July 21 st - 25 th - August 25 th- - 29 th Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Monday - Friday) Ages: 8-12 Location: 345 West Broadway, 333nergy Vancouver Price: $500 per week What to Expect: During the camp, children will have the opportunity to explore various practices and techniques to nurture their mind, body, and spirit. Activities will include: Yoga for self-expression and building confidence Art Therapy to encourage emotional release and creativity Dance to celebrate joy and self-discovery Healing Modalities such as Reiki, acupressure, and mindfulness Creative Arts activities like tarot, jewelry making, macrame, and drama skits Reading Hour where children can unwind and enjoy their favorite books to foster literacy and relaxation Camp Highlights: Yoga for Self-Expression & Confidence: Children will practice yoga to learn body awareness, emotional regulation, and build self-esteem. Art Therapy for Emotional Release & Creativity: Art-based activities help children express their feelings, process emotions, and enhance their creative thinking. Dance for Joy & Self-Discovery: Dance movements and routines will allow children to experience freedom, joy, and self-expression. Healing Modalities: Techniques like Reiki, acupressure, and mindfulness are incorporated to promote inner peace and emotional balance. Creative Arts: Engaging activities such as Tarot , Jewelry Making , Macrame , and Drama Skits will spark imagination and inspire creativity. Reading Hour: A calm and relaxing time to unwind, fostering a love for reading while promoting literacy. What to Bring: Comfortable clothes for movement and yoga A journal for reflection and creative writing A favorite book for reading hour Snacks, lunch, and a water bottle Why Choose Our Camp? At Hi Five Summer Camp , we prioritize emotional well-being, creativity, and wellness, providing children with lasting tools for growth. With Leanne Campbell and Jojo Zolina , two experienced and passionate educators with over 2 decades of experience in yoga, dance, and wellness, children will thrive in a safe, fun, and nurturing environment. Together, Leanne and Jojo specialize in creating meaningful experiences for children, helping them grow into joyful, expressive, and centered individuals. This camp isn’t just about learning new skills—it’s about building confidence, emotional intelligence, and a love for wellness. Limited Spots Available! Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity for your child to experience a spring break filled with creativity, growth, and self-discovery. Reserve their spot today! Information Source: Leanne Campbell | eventbrite

Get ready for an unforgettable evening on July 23rd aboard the M.V. ABITIBI! Join us for a spectacular dinner cruise featuring the Annual Vancouver Fireworks Show. This extraordinary night is your exclusive invitation to experience the magical combination of fine dining and an electrifying fireworks display. Revel in the unique atmosphere while taking in Vancouver's breathtaking vistas - a truly unparalleled experience. Boarding commences at 6:30 PM , allowing you ample time to settle in for our 4-hour journey, enhanced with an additional hour for boarding. We set sail promptly at 7:30 PM, promising an evening filled with unforgettable memories. Live music and DJ to keep the vibe energetic On-deck bar offering a range of premium drinks. Professional photographers to capture your magical moments. A tantalizing double-entrée buffet-style dinner, including the Admirals Fleet Dinner Menu and a dessert buffet.( Dinner Included With Ticket - See Menu Below For more info) Experience the fireworks from an incredible viewpoint as you enjoy your favorite drinks and dance to top-40 music. Please note that an adult must accompany passengers under age. Book now to secure your place for this sensational summer event! All Sales Are Final! No Refund. Follow us on Instagram: @VancouverCruises For more info: www.vancouvercruises.com / 604-681-2915 / Info@vancouvercruises.com Experience the pinnacle of summer events with our Firework Dinner Cruises! Information Source: VancouverCruises.com | eventbrite

Get ready for an unforgettable evening on July 26th aboard the M.V. ABITIBI! Join us for a spectacular dinner cruise featuring the Annual Vancouver Fireworks Show. This extraordinary night is your exclusive invitation to experience the magical combination of fine dining and an electrifying fireworks display. Revel in the unique atmosphere while taking in Vancouver's breathtaking vistas - a truly unparalleled experience. Boarding commences at 6:30 PM , allowing you ample time to settle in for our 4-hour journey, enhanced with an additional hour for boarding. We set sail promptly at 7:30 PM, promising an evening filled with unforgettable memories. Live music and DJ to keep the vibe energetic On-deck bar offering a range of premium drinks. Professional photographers to capture your magical moments. A tantalizing double-entrée buffet-style dinner, including the Admirals Fleet Dinner Menu and a dessert buffet.( Dinner Included With Ticket - See Menu Below For more info) Experience the fireworks from an incredible viewpoint as you enjoy your favorite drinks and dance to top-40 music. Please note that an adult must accompany passengers under age. Book now to secure your place for this sensational summer event! All Sales Are Final! No Refund. Follow us on Instagram: @VancouverCruises For more info: www.vancouvercruises.com / 604-681-2915 / Info@vancouvercruises.com Experience the pinnacle of summer events with our Firework Dinner Cruises! Information Source: VancouverCruises.com | eventbrite

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**Limited Sliding Scale tickets are available for this event** Email info@stillmoonarts.ca to request. Join us for a meditative, hands-on session to learn about the art of batik. This introductory-level workshop will walk you through the basics of how to use a canting, a traditional pen-like tool used to design batik tulis or "handwritten" batik. You'll also learn about specific batik patterns and the history of how fabric can be used as a form of storytelling. You will use batik tools and methods to create a patterned cotton bandana, and we will also lead you through the process of naturally dyeing your bandana with natural Indigo. This workshop will provide plenty of time for you to work on your design, and is suitable for both beginners and those who already have some experience with Batik and natural dyes. What to Expect Suitable for beginners and those experienced with batik and dyeing We will provide a light snack and drinks. Spend quality time with other interested dyers in the community. Part of this event will take place outdoors. All materials will be provided and you will take your bandana home. Photos and/or videos will be taken to document the event for Still Moon Arts Society’s archival and promotional purposes. You will be asked for consent at the beginning of the event and your choice does not impact your ability to participate fully in the experience. Video - process of batik making: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0fOlCpGrcA Summary of Logistics Date : Saturday, July 26, 2024 Time : 10:00 -4:00 PM Location : Slocan Community Hall, 2750 East 29th Avenue, Vancouver Price : $129 per person (materials included). A limited number of sliding scale tickets are available by emailing info@stillmoonarts.ca. Limited Capacity: 12 people only Age & skill: All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to experienced dyers. Ages 15+ (12+ with an adult) Please Bring Please bring a water bottle Please wear clothing that you don't mind getting stained (We don't expect this to be a very messy session, but accidental splashes or drips can happen). Snacks will be provided. Getting There Slocan Community Hall is in Slocan Park, a one-minute walk from 29th Avenue Skytrain Station and bus loop. Bus numbers #16, 29, 33 take you to 29th Avenue Station. Limited street parking is available. We recommend walking, taking the bus, riding your bike, or carpooling when possible. Accessibility Slocan Hall is an indoor space located in Slocan Park, and can be accessed from a partially paved and partially grassed pathway in the park, adjacent to 29th Ave; wheelchairs should be able to access both areas unless extensive rainfall occurs. Chairs and gender-universal washrooms are available on-site. Please do not hesitate to inquire about any additional accessibility needs. About the Facilitat or Bernarda Antony is on a journey to storytell the legends, motifs and meaning behind Indonesian batik. An alumni of LaSalle International College in Jakarta and Sugino Fashion College in Tokyo, Bernarda shares the technique and tradition of storytelling with fashion through The Batik Library, offering unique pieces that blend distinctive patterns with a modern, gender-neutral design for a one-of-a-kind look. Bernarda also offers workshops introducing batik making to hobbyists and community members in North America. You can usually find Bernarda in the crowd of her local craft market or behind-the-scenes in the costumes department, and always craving a martabak. Land acknowledgement This event and all of Still Moon Arts' programming take place on the unceded territories of Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations. About Still Moon Arts Society Still Moon Arts Society builds community and creates positive change through eco-arts and environmental stewardship programming, and produces the annual Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival. Still Moon is a registered charity whose mission is to inspire vibrant and connected communities by creating artistic experiences and nurturing a passion for nature. Thank you to our Funders & Partners We gratefully acknowledge the support of the City of Vancouver, Renfrew Community Park Association, the Betty Averbach Foundation, Vancouver Park Board, the British Columbia Arts Council, the Government of British Columbia, and the many other supporters, donors, and volunteers who make our programs possible. Information Source: Still Moon Arts Society | eventbrite