Latest Events in Burnaby(September Updated)

Join our Terrarium Sand Candle Workshop for a fun and creative experience in creating your terrarium candle masterpiece. We will be utilizing sand wax to create a beautiful landscape for your candle base. Then you can customize and assemble your terrarium with a vast selection of cactus and succulent decorations made of wax. Enjoy a welcome refreshment, have a blast with your besties, and leave with an artistic terrarium candle designed by YOU! Sign up now and let your creativity shine. No experience required. Gift wrapping and wax sealing provided. Duration: approximately 1.5 hrs. You'll take home: a large 3-wick terrarium candle artistically designed by YOU and a memorable experience Location: 15-3871 North Fraser Way, Burnaby Who Can Attend: This class is open to anyone passionate about creating fun and unique candles. Kids friendly! Reschedule: Appointments can be rescheduled if you provide us a 48-hr notice. Enjoy 20% off all ZOET STUDIO products while in studio! You can also use the code WORKSHOP20 to place your order on our website in advance and pick it up in person on the day of your workshop. Please allow 3 business days for us to process your online order. Information Source: ZOET STUDIO | eventbrite

All participants will receive a Pedalheads colouring book, temporary tattoos, balloons, snacks, and special on-site promotion offer. Learn more about Pedalheads Soccer here: https://pedalheads.com/en/soccer *Pedalheads+ brings our high-quality day camps and lessons to under-served communities across North America at no cost to families. Information Source: Pedalheads | eventbrite

Join us for a restorative and grounding experience in Burnaby’s Central Park, designed to reduce stress and anxiety through the gentle practices of mindfulness, nature-based mindfulness, and reflection in nature. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, scattered or just in need of a pause, this is your invitation to reconnect with yourself, release built-up stress, and experience clarity in nature. We are honoured to bring the practices of Shinrin-yoku and forest therapy to Vancouver. The practices are supported by scientific research which indicates that forest bathing helps improve relaxation, focus, mood, and nervous system regulation. Treat yourself to time in nature and deep relaxation with the support of local certified guides. This is a welcoming and inclusive space—open to everyone, with limited spots available (16 max) to ensure an intimate and supported experience. Why This Is for You You feel overwhelmed, stressed, or anxious, and you’re ready to try a gentle, nature-based approach to support your wellbeing. You’re craving time to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and breathe more deeply. You’ve been curious about mindfulness or nature connection, and want to explore it in a supported, welcoming space. You’re seeking clarity, insight, or answers—and are open to receiving them through the nature and messages found in the living world. What to expect Movement and mindfulness practices to calm the mind and body Guided nature-based mindfulness and reflection practices A calm and relaxing experience among the trees A feeling of restored balance and energy Time for reflection and incorporation through nature based journaling prompts A closing tea ceremony  A welcoming small-group experience led by experienced facilitators What to bring A full water bottle A lightweight towel or mat to sit on Closed-toe shoes suitable for trails Long pants to protect your legs  Weather-appropriate clothing (layers recommended) Journal and writing tool Sunscreen, hat, bug spray Important notes Participants should be in good enough physical health to walk and stand for the full time on forest trails This event is weather dependent - in case of heavy rain (on the day of or the day before) we will reschedule. You will be notified via email Please inform us of any allergies, especially to plants, pollen and animals, as the experience includes direct interaction with nature Space is limited to keep the group intimate and immersive. Advance registration is required Please leave your furry friends (dogs cats etc) and children at home for this event.  Why Attend? Give yourself the gift of a nourishing day in nature—to rest, reconnect, and reawaken your senses. Join a small, supportive group of like-minded people committed to wellbeing, reflection, and community. Let go of built-up stress and tension Reconnect with nature - and yourself Reset your nervous system Leave feeling lighter, clearer and more centered Forest Bathing and reflective practice to recalibrate your life Time away from city noise and cell phones (fresh air and birdsong!)  Deepen your connection with nature Meet your hosts Jenn Shank is a certified life and executive coach and founder of Rooted Renewal Holistic Coaching. With a heart-led approach that blends personal growth, mindfulness and nature-based healing, she supports clients in aligning their lives and leadership with clarity, purpose and joy. Nicole Yamanaka is a BCAK Practicing Kinesiologist and certified Forest Therapy guide with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy. Her approach includes supporting the physical, mental and emotional health of her clients and participants. Nicole combines a lighthearted and playful perspective in her sessions, on a scientific foundation to allow participants the opportunity to get some solid grounding, or lift spirits and creativity, if that’s what the doctor orders! Spaces are limited—book early to avoid missing out Location details Specific meetup location provided with registration Information Source: Nicole Yamanaka | eventbrite

Tutorial on modeling physical problem with AI using PINNs and PhysicsNeMo In this tutorial, we will walk through the basic of AI methodology such as Physics Informed Neural Network (PINNs), Neural Operator, etc for solving physical problems. i.e., PDE problem. We will introduce PhysicsNeMo, an SDK for training PINNs and other AI model. A few cases study such as Simulating the Projectile Motion ODE and Forecasting Weather using Navier Stoke equation will be discussed. The tutorial is offered by the PIMS Collaborative Research Group on Structure-Preserving Discretizations and their Applications. Image By Brocken Inaglory - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3379848 Information Source: SFU Mathematics | eventbrite

By accessing your Akashic Records, you open the doorway to the wisdom of your soul. The Records are a frequency we can all connect to—beyond time and space—that hold all thoughts, emotions, circumstances, events, and possibilities: past, present, and future. Cord cutting is a practice of clearing heavy, negative, or unwanted attachments to individuals, events, objects, or places. Energetic cords can keep us stuck in outdated narratives, distracted from our truth, and disconnected from possibility. This process uplifts the energy of whatever you cut cords with, allowing the relationship or experience to shift into its highest potential. It does not require you to physically remove anyone or anything from your life; rather, when soul contracts are fulfilled, relationships may naturally evolve or end—creating space for new possibilities. When practiced within the Akashic Records, cord cutting is amplified by the support of your guides, who assist in releasing cords and freeing your energy. This session is embraced by the soothing waves of crystal alchemy sound bowls. Their resonant vibrations and healing frequencies deepen the release, restore balance, and realign you with your highest self—leaving you lighter, freer, and renewed! —Signs It’s Time to Cut Cords:— -Feeling dependent or drained -Anger, anxiety, or resentment -Struggling to let go of the past or a specific person, place, event, or habit -Obsessive thinking or difficulty moving on Cord cutting can also immensely improve relationships—whether parent–child, romantic, friendships, or siblings—by dissolving unhealthy habits such as co-dependency, lack of trust, or miscommunication. It can even help clear lingering blocks from past relationships, opening the way for healthier, more fulfilling connections in the future. This Session Also Includes: -Aromatherapy -Sage & Palo Santo Cleansing -Meditation Blend Herbal Tea -Oracle Cards EVENT DETAILS & DIRECTIONS TO STUDIO: Parking: There is free street parking Entrance: From Hastings Street, Go up the stairs at ‘The Enterprise Center’ ( to the left of ‘Anytime Fitness’, directly across the street from 'Green and Oak' ), take your first left after the stairs, then walk straight down the hall to the studio on your right WHAT TO BRING: -Yoga mat (please contact us directly if you need to reserve one to rent) -Blanket -Pillow/cushion (recommended for extra comfort) -Eye covering (optional) -Wear comfy clothing CANCELLATION POLICY: We require at least 24 hours notice to receive a refund *Please allow yourself extra time to find parking and arrive 10 minutes in advance to settle in. Doors open at 6:50pm. The session starts at 7:00pm and we cannot let you in once the sound bath has begun (No refunds or credits for latecomers). YOUR GUIDE FOR THIS SESSION: Adah Alethea is a space holder and guide devoted to helping others reconnect with their authentic selves. Through the Akashic Records, Spinal Energetics, and Crystal Tones® Alchemy Sound Baths, she weaves together energy work, intuition, and sound to support deep release and transformation. Her work creates a safe, sacred space for emotional healing, nervous system regulation, and spiritual realignment. WHO WE ARE: Savasana is Vancouver’s newest meditation & breathwork studio that offers a space for individuals from ALL walks of life to restore, heal, and transform into the best version of themselves!✨ Follow us on EventBrite and on Instagram @savasanainc for more classes and events! Information Source: Savasana Breathwork & Meditation Inc | eventbrite

MAIN ENTRANCE : Fans can enter through the west gym lobby located on the 100 level west of the Lorne Davies complex. Gates & concession open 1 hour prior to the event. TICKETS: General admission tickets are available to purchased in person for $15 but you can save money if GA tickets are purchased online through Eventbrite. Senior tickets will need to be purchase in person for $9. Children 8 & under can check-in at the ticket gate for free access. SFU & FIC students, staff & faculty can check-in for free by scanning their school ID card or member ID barcode that is saved in the SFU Rec App (must registered prior). Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only) available at gate. No assigned seating. First come, first serve. 2025 MEN'S SOCCER SCHEDULE: Get your tickets for other home games. See schedule. ACCESSIBLE SEATING: If assistance is needed for accessible seating please email: tickets@sfu.ca and we will have our event staff guide fans to these seats. SERVICE ANIMALS: Guide, signal and documented service animals are allowed inside the West Gym with fans that need their assistance. No pets or other animals are permitted. CONCESSION & MERCHANDISE: Dry concession and merchandise will be available at all varsity games. Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only). For more food option please visit: SFU CAMPUS FOOD SOCIAL: Follow us on Instagram @SFU_Athletics. Tag us from your seats! VARSITY PARKING: Fans are to park in the West Parkade . Enter from University drive, west. See map below. PAY PARKING: Sign up for Honk Mobile and pay online for varsity parking. *IMPORTANT NOTE: For all SFU Varsity event please use special event zone 9359 for discount parking.Varsity Rate: $4.85 CAD(90 minutes prior and 60 minutes after the event) PROHIBITED ITEMS Fans are reminded the following items will not be permitted inside the stadium of Fox Field: Aerosol cans Alcoholic Beverages Animals (except for documented service animals) Banners or signs large than 3’ X 2’ or with non-sport message Cigarettes/E-cigarettes/Vaporizer Pens/Chewing Tobacco Clothing deemed obscene or indecent in public setting Coolers of any kind Fireworks Footballs and beach balls (inflated or deflated) Illegal drugs Laser pointers Noise makers of any kind (whistles, horns bells, etc.) Poles or Sticks of any kind, including “Selfie-Sticks” and brooms Skateboards, rollerblades, scooters, or hoverboards Unmanned aircraft systems (drones, etc.) Weapons of any kind including, but not limited to, firearms & knives Any item deemed inappropriate or hazardous by stadium security EVENT RECORDING This event is being photographed and/or video recorded by the University for archival, educational, and promotional purposes. By attending or participating in this event, you consent to being photographed and/or video recorded. These recordings may be used in future University materials, including online content, publications, and marketing efforts. If you do not wish to be photographed and/or video recorded, or if you have queries about the recording, please contact ad_office@sfu.ca and move to the side prior to recording. Alternatively, if requested we will provide you with instructions on where to position yourself to avoid being captured in our recordings. Your cooperation is appreciated in helping us manage this process smoothly. Information Source: SFU Athletics | eventbrite

Join us for an enchanting evening of live music under the stars. A Secret Sessions & kʷasən Village collaboration, this intimate outdoor concert in our amphitheatre offers a special glimpse into the vibrant community coming to life at kʷasən Village. Featuring 3 performances by local musicians with an array of snacks and food, including a Tacofino food truck! Refreshments kʷasən Village will be offering complimentary snacks & beverages on a first-come-first-served basis. Additional beverage options and Tacofino food truck will be on site with menu items available for purchase Parking Lots of parking at the Discovery Centre is available on a first-come-first-served basis. Paid overflow parking is available across the road at BCIT. Bring your sense of curiosity and sense of community and let's make this a night to remember. This event will be photographed and videoed. By purchasing a ticket, I consent to Aquilini Development, rennie marketing systems and Secret Sessions contacting me via electronic and non-electronic means with messages such as newsletters, announcements, press releases, promotional content, and event invitations regarding their respective products and services. I can withdraw my consent at any time. I understand that rennie is collecting this consent on behalf of the developer. I consent to the collection, use and disclosure of my information submitted for the purposes disclosed on this page, including for electronic and non-electronic communications. I may withdraw my consent to electronic messages at any time by following the unsubscribe links contained in them. Developer’s contact details are 900-89 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC, V6B 0N8 and rennie’s contact details are 110-1659 West 1st Avenue, Vancouver, BC, V6J 1G1. Learn more about kʷasən Village on their website (www.kwasenvillage.com) and Secret Sessions on their Instagram (www.instagram.com/secretsessionsvancouver) Information Source: Secret Sessions Vancouver | eventbrite

The 2025 Annual Professionals Meeting is being hosted as a hybrid event! Both in-person and virtual attendance will be accommodated. Our annual meeting is back this September for professionals, communities, organizations, students, and individuals who are regularly or currently involved in the heritage sector, or interested in getting involved! It is a day of networking with colleagues, experts, and peers to learn and share current thinking and initiatives around all aspects regarding heritage work in the province. This one-day event includes illustrated presentations, featuring heritage practitioners from different parts of British Columbia, aimed to facilitate engaging discussions between all the participants. You will hear updates on heritage programs and projects from local and regional organizations, as well as from a variety of local governments from around the province. Admission includes parking, lunch, and refreshments. Make sure to stay for the always popular wine and cheese social from 4:00pm to 5:00pm. NOTE : Promotional pricing available for CAHP members. If you haven't received your promo code, please email us at bc@cahp-acecp.ca Information Source: BC Association of Heritage Professionals | eventbrite

This immersive sound bath is designed to help you quiet the noise of everyday life, tune in to your intuition, and connect with the inner guidance that can point you toward your next steps✨ Through the rich, layered tones of crystal singing bowls and other healing instruments, you’ll be guided into a deeply relaxed state where the mind softens, the heart opens, and the way forward becomes clearer✨ In this receptive space, many experience meeting or sensing a guiding presence — whether you see it as a spirit guide, higher self, or simply the wise part of you that knows the way✨ Whether you’re at a crossroads, seeking confirmation, or simply open to fresh insight, this journey creates space to receive messages, signs, and clarity that can help you navigate your path with more confidence and trust✨ You’ll leave feeling grounded, lighter, and more attuned to the subtle nudges and directions life is offering you!✨ This Session Includes: -Aromatherapy -Sage & Palo Santo Cleansing -Meditation Blend Herbal Tea -Oracle Cards EVENT DETAILS & DIRECTIONS TO STUDIO: Parking: There is free street parking Entrance: From Hastings Street, Go up the stairs at ‘The Enterprise Center’ ( to the left of ‘Anytime Fitness’, directly across the street from 'Green and Oak' ), take your first left after the stairs, then walk straight down the hall to the studio on your right WHAT TO BRING: -Yoga mat (please contact us directly if you need to reserve one to rent) -Blanket -Pillow/cushion (recommended for extra comfort) -Eye covering (optional) -Wear comfy clothing CANCELLATION POLICY: We require at least 24 hours notice to receive a refund *Please allow yourself extra time to find parking and arrive 10 minutes in advance to settle in. Doors open at 7:20pm. The session starts at 7:30pm and we cannot let you in once the sound bath has begun (No refunds or credits for latecomers). YOUR GUIDE FOR THIS SESSION: Michelle Lindsay is a certified sound healer, Reiki Master, medium, spiritual mentor, and host of the podcast Spirit Scoop. She is passionate about guiding others to connect with their spirit team, develop their intuition, and explore their spiritual gifts. Through her sound baths, Michelle creates a safe and nurturing space for deep relaxation, energetic alignment, and personal insight, offering participants an experience that leaves them feeling balanced, inspired, and connected to their highest selves. WHO WE ARE: Savasana is Vancouver’s newest meditation & breathwork studio that offers a space for individuals from ALL walks of life to restore, heal, and transform into the best version of themselves!✨ Follow us on EventBrite and on Instagram @savasanainc for more classes and events! Information Source: Savasana Breathwork & Meditation Inc | eventbrite

Breathwork Journey Conscious Connected Breathwork* is an experiential practice that has therapeutic benefits. By consciously and actively breathing in a connected, circular pattern, we can access our vast internal terrain and connect deeply to ourselves. This 1 hour journey will be practiced lying down to intentionally curated music. Instruction on the breath will be provided, and you will be safely supported throughout. Breathwork can provide openings into the soma, the energetic body, our psyche, emotions, and non-ordinary states of consciousness. Practicing this style of breathwork for a sustained period of time can shift typical patterns of thinking, catalyze expanded states of awareness, allow us to access our intuition and gain powerful insights into ourselves, release stored emotions, stress and tension, balance the nervous system, and enter into deep states of rest and relaxation. Led by Certified Breathwork Facilitators Marc Dube and Erin Henderson of OCEA Breathwork. Marc and Erin have been practicing this style of breathwork for over five years, became certified faciltators in July 2024, and have both worked with others in the health and wellness field for many years. They are committed to offering a safe, supportive, and trauma informed space. What to bring: water bottle pillow blanket a journal (if you like to write) an eye mask (optional) What to Know: Yoga mats and bolsters will be provided We recommend not eating a big meal for 2 hours before practice Wear comfy clothes, layers recommended Doors open at 10.50am For any questions, please email erin@oceabreathwork.ca IG @ocea.breathwork Web: https://www.oceabreathwork.ca *Conscious Connected Breathwork is an active style of breathwork and may not be suitable for everyone. Activities are not safe under certain medical conditions and not advised for persons with a history of cardiovascular disease or prior heart attack, high blood pressure, use of prescription blood thinners such as Coumadin, epilepsy or seizures, glaucoma, osteoporosis, severe asthma, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, dissociative disorders, history of significant trauma, and during pregnancy. By purchasing this ticket, you confirm you have read the contraindications and that your health is suitable for this practice. Information Source: OCEA Breathwork | eventbrite

MAIN ENTRANCE : Fans can enter through the west gym lobby located on the 100 level west of the Lorne Davies complex. Gates & concession open 1 hour prior to the event. TICKETS: General admission tickets are available to purchased in person for $15 but you can save money if GA tickets are purchased online through Eventbrite. Senior tickets will need to be purchase in person for $9. Children 8 & under can check-in at the ticket gate for free access. SFU & FIC students, staff & faculty can check-in for free by scanning their school ID card or member ID barcode that is saved in the SFU Rec App (must registered prior). Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only) available at gate. No assigned seating. First come, first serve. 2025 MEN'S SOCCER SCHEDULE: Get your tickets for other home games. See schedule. ACCESSIBLE SEATING: If assistance is needed for accessible seating please email: tickets@sfu.ca and we will have our event staff guide fans to these seats. SERVICE ANIMALS: Guide, signal and documented service animals are allowed inside the West Gym with fans that need their assistance. No pets or other animals are permitted. CONCESSION & MERCHANDISE: Dry concession and merchandise will be available at all varsity games. Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only). For more food option please visit: SFU CAMPUS FOOD SOCIAL: Follow us on Instagram @SFU_Athletics. Tag us from your seats! VARSITY PARKING: Fans are to park in the West Parkade . Enter from University drive, west. See map below. PAY PARKING: Sign up for Honk Mobile and pay online for varsity parking. *IMPORTANT NOTE: For all SFU Varsity event please use special event zone 9359 for discount parking.Varsity Rate: $4.85 CAD(90 minutes prior and 60 minutes after the event) PROHIBITED ITEMS Fans are reminded the following items will not be permitted inside the stadium of Fox Field: Aerosol cans Alcoholic Beverages Animals (except for documented service animals) Banners or signs large than 3’ X 2’ or with non-sport message Cigarettes/E-cigarettes/Vaporizer Pens/Chewing Tobacco Clothing deemed obscene or indecent in public setting Coolers of any kind Fireworks Footballs and beach balls (inflated or deflated) Illegal drugs Laser pointers Noise makers of any kind (whistles, horns bells, etc.) Poles or Sticks of any kind, including “Selfie-Sticks” and brooms Skateboards, rollerblades, scooters, or hoverboards Unmanned aircraft systems (drones, etc.) Weapons of any kind including, but not limited to, firearms & knives Any item deemed inappropriate or hazardous by stadium security EVENT RECORDING This event is being photographed and/or video recorded by the University for archival, educational, and promotional purposes. By attending or participating in this event, you consent to being photographed and/or video recorded. These recordings may be used in future University materials, including online content, publications, and marketing efforts. If you do not wish to be photographed and/or video recorded, or if you have queries about the recording, please contact ad_office@sfu.ca and move to the side prior to recording. Alternatively, if requested we will provide you with instructions on where to position yourself to avoid being captured in our recordings. Your cooperation is appreciated in helping us manage this process smoothly. Information Source: SFU Athletics | eventbrite

After a string of sold-out shows across the US, Europe, Canada, and the Middle East, Vahe Berberian’s acclaimed one-man show PAYTS arrives in Vancouver, BC. In the style of Vahe Berberian’s six other one man shows, Payts is a sharp, witty, and funny monologue about everything that makes him take a second look. In Payts , Berberian talks about all the realizations that he has come to during the past few years – from the pandemic to his mother moving in, to religion, boredom, political correctness, the Armenian condition, and the condition of the world in general. With his piercing observations, Berberian finds humor and a twist in every subject he touches and transforms that humor into hope. Information Source: Armenian Cultural Association of BC | eventbrite

Difficult conversations don’t have to feel overwhelming. In this training with Charmaine Hammond, you’ll learn a simple 5-step roadmap to help you prepare, stay calm, and keep discussions respectful and on track. Through real-life examples and practical tools (like “back pocket scripts” for when you feel stuck), you’ll build skills to listen, find common ground, and work toward solutions that make sense for everyone. This session is all about giving you confidence and practical strategies you can use right away in your day-to-day work with clients and families, colleagues, and external service providers. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. Please complete the questions identifying any dietary needs. Information Source: eventbrite

Welcome to The Abundance Gathering! Date: September 19, 2025 Location: Burnaby Lake Rowing Pavilion Mark your calendars to join us for The Abundance Gathering —a joyful evening where generosity meets possibility! Come be inspired by powerful stories from around the world, enjoy a delicious dinner, check out our silent auction, and be among the first to see “What’s in Your Hands?” - a short video by Root Visuals that highlights the network and the Community Centered approach to development, giving you a ‘behind-the-scenes’ look at how leaders around the world are sparking transformation in their communities. Bring your curiosity, your friends, and your heart—we can’t wait to see you there! Information Source: The Five & Two Network | eventbrite

The Basic Mental Skills module gives you the ability to: Recognize signs indicating that an athlete may need to improve his/her goal setting, focus, and anxiety control skills; and develop tools to help the athlete to make improvements in these areas Run simple guided activities that help athletes improve basic mental skills *Space is limited to 20 total participants Please contact us (cranspot@pacificsport.com) if you have any questions. Information Source: PacificSport Fraser Valley | eventbrite

Wagashi Workshops A beginner-friendly series of hands-on cooking workshops to learn the fundamentals of Japanese style confections (commonly called 和菓子 wagashi), traditionally enjoyed with tea.  About the Workshop A quick introduction at the beginning of the class will cover the history and tradition of the seasonal wagashi, and a chance to learn about some of the lesser-known ingredients. Join Sen in the workshop to learn how to make delicious daifuku mochi and how to transform sweet potatoes into a smooth buttery Japanese style “satsumaimo anko” filling. A hands-on approach will let the students learn the different techniques to create these traditional confections, and at the end of the class, attendees will get to take home their creations. Equipment and ingredients will be provided. All skill levels are welcome. However, we will be working in a fast-paced kitchen environment, so a minimum age of 16 is recommended. Please bring your own apron and a small container to take home your creations at the end of the class. About the Instructor Sen Sakamoto is a Vancouver-based creative designer, wagashi maker, and passionate educator on traditional Japanese foods and culture. Follow her at KintokiSweets on Instagram for regular deep dives into the world of seasonal wagashi and other Japanese traditions.  For more programs, events, and information please visit https://centre.nikkeiplace.org/programs/ Information Source: Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre | eventbrite

Join us for this hands-on workshop where we will go over the basics of terrarium planting and care as you create your very own terrarium to bring some fresh green into your space. Choose 3 foliage indoor tropical plants and decorate your terrarium with driftwood, moss, bark and clay pebbles in a beautiful glass vessel. Whether you're a seasoned tropical expert or a terrarium newbie, our knowledgeable experts will be by your side, sharing valuable tips and techniques to ensure your terrarium thrives all season long! *Selection of plants and materials may vary based on availability, and may differ from the example in the photo. Additional materials may be purchased on day of workshop. *Please note Eventbrite advertises workshops inclusive of tax. Workshop registrations are FINAL SALE. Materials and supplies subject to change or substitutions. Additional materials can be purchased on day of workshop. Please allow for sufficient time to ensure on time arrival to the workshop. Information Source: GARDENWORKS Canada Burnaby-Lougheed | eventbrite

Join us for this hands-on workshop where we will go over the basics of terrarium planting and care as you create your very own terrarium to bring some fresh green into your space. Choose 3 foliage indoor tropical plants and decorate your terrarium with driftwood, moss, bark and clay pebbles in a beautiful glass vessel. Whether you're a seasoned tropical expert or a terrarium newbie, our knowledgeable experts will be by your side, sharing valuable tips and techniques to ensure your terrarium thrives all season long! *Selection of plants and materials may vary based on availability, and may differ from the example in the photo. Additional materials may be purchased on day of workshop. *Please note Eventbrite advertises workshops inclusive of tax. Workshop registrations are FINAL SALE. Materials and supplies subject to change or substitutions. Additional materials can be purchased on day of workshop. Please allow for sufficient time to ensure on time arrival to the workshop. Information Source: GARDENWORKS Canada Burnaby-Mandeville | eventbrite

Hey Burnaby! Be part of the BIG picture by learning about the exciting volunteer opportunities Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver has to offer! This is your chance to attend an in-person info session where we will cover What Is Mentorship?, Our Unique Volunteer Opportunities, The Application Process and FAQs! Bring your questions, as we will have a Q&A after the online presentation as well as a prize draw for those who attended! • Date: Tuesday, September 23 • Time: 5:30PM – 6:30PM (PST) • Duration: 1 hour • Location: Burnaby Public Library, Bob Prittie Metrotown Branch - Metrotown; Program Room (6100 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, BC V5H 4N5) WIN! We will be giving out prizes to attendees *must attend the in-person info session to win. Our volunteers mentors are: • 18+ male, female, trans and gender diverse individuals Our mentees are: • Children and youth aged 7-14, of all genders and diverse backgrounds Program Locations: Surrey, White Rock, Delta, Burnaby Coquitlam, Port Moody, Port Coquitlam, Richmond, Vancouver,New Westminster, North Vancouver, West Vancouver and Virtual Any questions? Email us at volunteer@bbgvf.com or call 604-657-8572 Website: https://www.bigbrothersvancouver.com/volunteer/inquire/ Information Source: Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver | eventbrite

Proudly delivered to you by Simon Fraser University's Career & Volunteer Services. Our largest annual recruitment fair is back but bigger and better than ever! Join us in-person at our SFU Burnaby and Surrey campuses to showcase your organization and promote your opportunities to students and alumni from a wide range of faculties and programs in this popular event. EVENT DETAILS Surrey Campus Date: Tue, Sep 23 Time: 10AM - 4PM Location: 13450 102 Ave #250, Surrey, BC Programs at Surrey Campus Burnaby Campus Date: Wed, Sep 24 & Thu, Sep 25 Time: 10AM - 4PM Location: 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, BC Programs at Burnaby Campus SELECT THE RIGHT PACKAGE We offer a range of exhibition and sponsorship options 1) Determine which ticket type you quality for based on your organization type (private, public, charity & graduate school) and number of employees. 2) Choose your choice of campus and exhibition date(s). Each package comes with 2 lunch passes. There is no limit to number of representatives. Additional lunch can be purchased for $25 per person per day. WAITING LIST: If the package that you are looking for is not available, please email cvsocr@sfu.ca so we can add you to our waiting list. PACKAGE OPTIONS & PRICING Enjoy up to 25% discount on your second and third day when you purchase multiple-day packages. Discount already reflected in pricing table below. SFU Internal : If you are part of a SFU faculty, department or unit, please register under the "Charity" category. PAYMENT OPTIONS You will be asked to submit a payment by credit card or Paypal at checkout. Full refund available till August 31, 2025 and all sales are final after this date. If you would like to pay by cheque or need to defer payment (for public sector only), please email us at cvsocr@sfu.ca prior to completing this registration form. MORE INFO? Please visit the SFU Career Festival webpage for more info. You can also email your questions to cvsocr@sfu.ca. Information Source: SFU Career & Volunteer Services | eventbrite

Fleet Forward is a free, full-day event designed for anyone exploring how medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles (MHD ZEVs) can work for their operations. The day's agenda is informed by engagement with local governments and fleet operators from the public and private sector, so you will receive unbiased, fulsome information about MHD ZEV technology. With vehicles on display, time to connect with and learn from peers, and opportunities to hear from experts and early adopters, you'll be able to evaluate which technology can work in your context, how to plan and prepare for charging/refuelling, and which rebates are available. Agenda 8:30am Arrive and registrations 9:00am Welcome and introduction from Danielle Wiess: Director of Transportation Initiatives – CEA 9:20am Presentations from vehicle manufacturers 9:50am Break and opportunity to tour zero-emission vehicles 10:20am Learning from early adopters, presentations from organizations already using zero-emission vehicles 11:45am Lunch 12:30am Taking action: Electric fleet planning 1:00pm Open space discussions 2:15 Tour of zero-emission vehicles This event is 1 of 4 regional Fleet Forward events hosted by Community Energy Association through the fall of 2025. Other locations are: Victoria (Sept 18), Prince George (Oct 15), and Kamloops (Oct 29). To view these events, click here . We have financial support available to ensure regional participants can travel to the event. Please email tquantrell@communityenergy.ca for more information. Partner and Funders About CEA CEA grew from a committee established by the Government of BC and the Union of BC Municipalities in the 1990s, was incorporated as a non-profit in 2003, and registered as a charity the following year. CEA functions as a nonprofit consultant with members and a Board of Directors; more than half of CEA’s member-organizations are local governments and Indigenous communities. Today, CEA’s members and staff live in communities large and small and share in the benefits of being a community of practitioners. We bring our collective expertise, experiences, commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, and passion to reduce local greenhouse gas emissions while maximizing co-benefits, so that communities are healthy and resilient. This requires building local and regional capacity, leveraging funds, and fostering collaboration among all levels of government, Indigenous communities, energy providers, educational institutions, and other organizations to plan and implement local solutions. Information Source: Community Energy Association | eventbrite

MAIN ENTRANCE : Fans can enter through the west gym lobby located on the 100 level west of the Lorne Davies complex. Gates & concession open 1 hour prior to the event. TICKETS: General admission tickets are available to purchased in person for $16 but you can save money if GA tickets are purchased online through Eventbrite. Senior tickets will need to be purchase in person for $12. Children 8 & under can check-in at the ticket gate for free access. SFU & FIC students, staff & faculty can check-in for free by scanning their school ID card or member ID barcode that is saved in the SFU Rec App (must registered prior). Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only) available at gate. No assigned seating. First come, first serve. 2025 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE: Get your tickets for other home games. See schedule . ACCESSIBLE SEATING: If assistance is needed for accessible seating please email: tickets@sfu.ca and we will have our event staff guide fans to these seats. RESTROOMS: Restrooms are located northeast of the main level of the west gym (same level as the ticket entrance). We recommend you ask events staff for the nearest restroom. SERVICE ANIMALS: Guide, signal and documented service animals are allowed inside the West Gym with fans that need their assistance. No pets or other animals are permitted. CONCESSION: Dry concession will be available at all varsity games. Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only). For more food option please visit: SFU CAMPUS FOOD SOCIAL: Follow us on Instagram @SFU_Athletics. Tag us from your seats! VARSITY PARKING: Fans are to park in the West Parkade . Enter from University drive, west. See map below. PAY PARKING: Sign up for Honk Mobile and pay online for varsity parking. *IMPORTANT NOTE: For all SFU Varsity event please use special event zone 9359 for discount parking.Varsity Rate: $4.85 CAD(90 minutes prior and 60 minutes after the event) PROHIBITED ITEMS Fans are reminded the following items will not be permitted inside the SFU West Gym: Aerosol cans Alcoholic Beverages Animals (except for documented service animals) Banners or signs large than 3’ X 2’ or with non-sport message Cigarettes/E-cigarettes/Vaporizer Pens/Chewing Tobacco Clothing deemed obscene or indecent in public setting Coolers of any kind Fireworks Footballs and beach balls (inflated or deflated) Illegal drugs Laser pointers Noise makers of any kind (whistles, horns bells, etc.) Poles or Sticks of any kind, including “Selfie-Sticks” and brooms Skateboards, rollerblades, scooters, or hoverboards Unmanned aircraft systems (drones, etc.) Weapons of any kind including, but not limited to, firearms & knives Any item deemed inappropriate or hazardous by stadium security EVENT RECORDING This event is being photographed and/or video recorded by the University for archival, educational, and promotional purposes. By attending or participating in this event, you consent to being photographed and/or video recorded. These recordings may be used in future University materials, including online content, publications, and marketing efforts. If you do not wish to be photographed and/or video recorded, or if you have queries about the recording, please contact ad_office@sfu.ca and move to the side prior to recording. Alternatively, if requested we will provide you with instructions on where to position yourself to avoid being captured in our recordings. Your cooperation is appreciated in helping us manage this process smoothly. Information Source: SFU Athletics | eventbrite

MAIN ENTRANCE : Fans can enter through the west gym lobby located on the 100 level west of the Lorne Davies complex. Gates & concession open 1 hour prior to the event. TICKETS: General admission tickets are available to purchased in person for $13 but you can save money if GA tickets are purchased online through Eventbrite. Senior tickets will need to be purchase in person for $12. Children 8 & under can check-in at the ticket gate for free access. SFU & FIC students can check-in for free by scanning their school ID card or member ID barcode that is saved in the SFU Rec App (must registered prior). Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only) available at gate. No assigned seating. First come, first serve. 2025 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE: Get your tickets for other home games. See schedule . ACCESSIBLE SEATING: If assistance is needed for accessible seating please email: tickets@sfu.ca and we will have our event staff guide fans to these seats. RESTROOMS: Restrooms are located northeast of the main level of the west gym (same level as the ticket entrance). We recommend you ask events staff for the nearest restroom. SERVICE ANIMALS: Guide, signal and documented service animals are allowed inside the West Gym with fans that need their assistance. No pets or other animals are permitted. CONCESSION: Dry concession will be available at all varsity games. Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only). For more food option please visit: SFU CAMPUS FOOD SOCIAL: Follow us on Instagram @SFU_Athletics. Tag us from your seats! VARSITY PARKING: Fans are to park in the West Parkade . Enter from University drive, west. See map below. PAY PARKING: Sign up for Honk Mobile and pay online for varsity parking. *IMPORTANT NOTE: For all SFU Varsity event please use special event zone 9359 for discount parking. Varsity Rate: $4.85 CAD (90 minutes prior and 60 minutes after the event) FREE ACCESS FOR SFU & FIC STUDENTS DOWNLOAD THE REC APP: F or SFU/FIC students only // Get free access to all varsity events by downloading the SFU Rec App. Three simple steps: Sign the waiver for varsity games Register your member ID barcode. Scan your ID barcode upon arrival. Download now: Apple Google Play PROHIBITED ITEMS Fans are reminded the following items will not be permitted inside the SFU West Gym: Aerosol cans Alcoholic Beverages Animals (except for documented service animals) Banners or signs large than 3’ X 2’ or with non-sport message Cigarettes/E-cigarettes/Vaporizer Pens/Chewing Tobacco Clothing deemed obscene or indecent in public setting Coolers of any kind Fireworks Footballs and beach balls (inflated or deflated) Illegal drugs Laser pointers Noise makers of any kind (whistles, horns bells, etc.) Poles or Sticks of any kind, including “Selfie-Sticks” and brooms Skateboards, rollerblades, scooters, or hoverboards Unmanned aircraft systems (drones, etc.) Weapons of any kind including, but not limited to, firearms & knives Any item deemed inappropriate or hazardous by stadium security EVENT RECORDING This event is being photographed and/or video recorded by the University for archival, educational, and promotional purposes. By attending or participating in this event, you consent to being photographed and/or video recorded. These recordings may be used in future University materials, including online content, publications, and marketing efforts. If you do not wish to be photographed and/or video recorded, or if you have queries about the recording, please contact ad_office@sfu.ca and move to the side prior to recording. Alternatively, if requested we will provide you with instructions on where to position yourself to avoid being captured in our recordings. Your cooperation is appreciated in helping us manage this process smoothly. Information Source: SFU Athletics | eventbrite

Pozorišna predstava „SEĆAŠ LI SE …“ je mnogo više od predstave. Ona je razotkrivanje stvarnih dogadjaja iz života glumaca, bez improvizacije svega šta se dešava iza spuštene zavese. Koje su lepote glumačkog poziva , a koje težine i odricanja ona nosi – to su neka pitanja na koja odgovore prošarana komedijom donose Ljiljana Blagojević i Sonja Kolačarić u ovoj novoj predstavi. Kao kod Godoa, gde vreme stoji, a svaki sekund je ispunjen, predstava podstiče publiku na smeh, setu, zapitanost i kolektivni odnos prema trajnim vrednostima. Premijerno izvedena - 21. decembar 2023. godine Beograd Igraju: LjILJANA BLAGOJEVIĆ - Narodno Pozorište Beograd SONJA KOLAČARIĆ - Narodno Pozorište Beograd Tekst : Vesne Stanišić Režija : Vesna Stanković PETAK 26.SEPTEMBAR 20.00h 7837 Canada Way , Byrnaby Information Source: Studio011 Productions | eventbrite

This class is located in Burnaby on East Hastings Street Learn how to make your very own delicious handmade pasta in our hands-on Pasta Workshop. Once you’ve tried our deliciously moreish, homemade ravioli , you won’t be buying the packeted stuff again – trust us! From the moment you arrive, you will be gripped by just how much fun and how delicious making homemade pasta is. To kick things off, our head chef will run you through all the techniques you need to get you mixing, kneading, rolling, shaping and filling your very own pasta parcels like a pro! Having been shown the process of nailing the perfect pasta, you will get to it and will create your very own from scratch! As the perfect reward, after all the kneading and creating the perfect pasta, you will get to sit down and enjoy your delicious pasta creations together surrounded by music, friends and plenty of chatter Menu Bruschetta with eggplant tomato and feta with basil oil Ravioli with chicken or butternut squash ricotta Tomato Sauce and Sage Lemon Butter Apple Crostata and Cinnamon Ice Cream To register for this class please click on buy tickets you can pay with PayPal or credit card. Gift cards payments done by phone at 604-7737829 Payment is required to secure your space. No seats can be held. Once booked all class cancelations receive credit for future class, however ABSOLUTELY NO CREDIT GIVEN WITHIN 72 HOURS OF CLASS STARTING. Options are to gift your ticket and send someone in your place, or forfeit your seat and we will send the recipes. Please respect this policy and do not call us to ask for a credit within this time-frame. We do not make exceptions. Any inquiries can also be directed to info@quayexperiences.ca. Multiple Seats you can save the booking fees by booking direct email or call us from the website keyexperiences.ca Information Source: Key Experiences Vancouver | eventbrite

MAIN ENTRANCE : Fans can enter through the west gym lobby located on the 100 level west of the Lorne Davies complex. Gates & concession open 1 hour prior to the event. TICKETS: General admission tickets are available to purchased in person for $16 but you can save money if GA tickets are purchased online through Eventbrite. Senior tickets will need to be purchase in person for $12. Children 8 & under can check-in at the ticket gate for free access. SFU & FIC students, staff & faculty can check-in for free by scanning their school ID card or member ID barcode that is saved in the SFU Rec App (must registered prior). Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only) available at gate. No assigned seating. First come, first serve. 2025 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE: Get your tickets for other home games. See schedule . ACCESSIBLE SEATING: If assistance is needed for accessible seating please email: tickets@sfu.ca and we will have our event staff guide fans to these seats. RESTROOMS: Restrooms are located northeast of the main level of the west gym (same level as the ticket entrance). We recommend you ask events staff for the nearest restroom. SERVICE ANIMALS: Guide, signal and documented service animals are allowed inside the West Gym with fans that need their assistance. No pets or other animals are permitted. CONCESSION: Dry concession will be available at all varsity games. Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only). For more food option please visit: SFU CAMPUS FOOD SOCIAL: Follow us on Instagram @SFU_Athletics. Tag us from your seats! VARSITY PARKING: Fans are to park in the West Parkade . Enter from University drive, west. See map below. PAY PARKING: Sign up for Honk Mobile and pay online for varsity parking. *IMPORTANT NOTE: For all SFU Varsity event please use special event zone 9359 for discount parking.Varsity Rate: $4.85 CAD(90 minutes prior and 60 minutes after the event) PROHIBITED ITEMS Fans are reminded the following items will not be permitted inside the SFU West Gym: Aerosol cans Alcoholic Beverages Animals (except for documented service animals) Banners or signs large than 3’ X 2’ or with non-sport message Cigarettes/E-cigarettes/Vaporizer Pens/Chewing Tobacco Clothing deemed obscene or indecent in public setting Coolers of any kind Fireworks Footballs and beach balls (inflated or deflated) Illegal drugs Laser pointers Noise makers of any kind (whistles, horns bells, etc.) Poles or Sticks of any kind, including “Selfie-Sticks” and brooms Skateboards, rollerblades, scooters, or hoverboards Unmanned aircraft systems (drones, etc.) Weapons of any kind including, but not limited to, firearms & knives Any item deemed inappropriate or hazardous by stadium security EVENT RECORDING This event is being photographed and/or video recorded by the University for archival, educational, and promotional purposes. By attending or participating in this event, you consent to being photographed and/or video recorded. These recordings may be used in future University materials, including online content, publications, and marketing efforts. If you do not wish to be photographed and/or video recorded, or if you have queries about the recording, please contact ad_office@sfu.ca and move to the side prior to recording. Alternatively, if requested we will provide you with instructions on where to position yourself to avoid being captured in our recordings. Your cooperation is appreciated in helping us manage this process smoothly. Information Source: SFU Athletics | eventbrite

Create your newest Halloween decoration in preparation for the fall. This design invokes the halloween spirit while being versatile enough to be displayed or shown off all year round. It usually takes a lot of time to make a Temari ball. This 2.5-hour beginners workshop allows you to start with the most fun part, using a pre-wrapped/pre-divided ball. No experience is required. Come join us and let's have fun! What is Temari? Temari (手まり）is a folk craft originating from Japan around 1300 years ago. Traditionally made in the form of "hand balls" given from parents to children on New Year's day. They've become a popular and versatile gift item while remaining a refreshing toy for children to play with. Additional information All materials are provided. Please arrive at least 5 minutes before the start time to ensure that you are there for the start of the workshop. About the Instructor Asami Kusakabe 日本てまりの会 師範 (Shihan) Master, Japan Temari Association Asami is an artist who enjoys making Temari balls and drawing realistic portraits. A self-taught craftswoman, Asami has been certified as a "Shihan (師範)," or Master Instructor, by the Japan Temari Association (JTA). Asami held her first workshop at Nikkei Place in 2018, and is always on the lookout for opportunities to share her techniques and joy of crafting with others. Check out her Instragram for more information on Temari. Information Source: Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre | eventbrite

This class is located in Burnaby on East Hastings Street Be swept away to Southeast Asia as you discover Thailand's most-loved dishes with Chef John. Thai larb with lettuce wraps Pad Thai With Prawns With rice noodles, eggs, and curry sauce Green Chicken Curry With green chiles, cilantro, and coconut milk Charred Pineapple With coconut ice cream To register for this class please click on buy tickets you can pay with PayPal or credit card. Gift cards payments done by phone at 604-7737829 Payment is required to secure your space. No seats can be held. Once booked all class cancelations receive credit for future class, however ABSOLUTELY NO CREDIT GIVEN WITHIN 72 HOURS OF CLASS STARTING. Options are to gift your ticket and send someone in your place, or forfeit your seat and we will send the recipes. Please respect this policy and do not call us to ask for a credit within this time-frame. We do not make exceptions. Any inquiries can also be directed to info@keyexperiences.ca Multiple Seats you can save the booking fees by booking direct email or call us from the website keyexperiences.ca Information Source: Key Experiences Vancouver | eventbrite

MAIN ENTRANCE : Fans can enter through the west gym lobby located on the 100 level west of the Lorne Davies complex. Gates & concession open 1 hour prior to the event. TICKETS: General admission tickets are available to purchased in person for $15 but you can save money if GA tickets are purchased online through Eventbrite. Senior tickets will need to be purchase in person for $9. Children 8 & under can check-in at the ticket gate for free access. SFU & FIC students, staff & faculty can check-in for free by scanning their school ID card or member ID barcode that is saved in the SFU Rec App (must registered prior). Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only) available at gate. No assigned seating. First come, first serve. 2025 MEN'S SOCCER SCHEDULE: Get your tickets for other home games. See schedule. ACCESSIBLE SEATING: If assistance is needed for accessible seating please email: tickets@sfu.ca and we will have our event staff guide fans to these seats. SERVICE ANIMALS: Guide, signal and documented service animals are allowed inside the West Gym with fans that need their assistance. No pets or other animals are permitted. CONCESSION & MERCHANDISE: Dry concession and merchandise will be available at all varsity games. Cashless event (Debit, Visa & Mastercard only). For more food option please visit: SFU CAMPUS FOOD SOCIAL: Follow us on Instagram @SFU_Athletics. Tag us from your seats! VARSITY PARKING: Fans are to park in the West Parkade . Enter from University drive, west. See map below. PAY PARKING: Sign up for Honk Mobile and pay online for varsity parking. *IMPORTANT NOTE: For all SFU Varsity event please use special event zone 9359 for discount parking.Varsity Rate: $4.85 CAD(90 minutes prior and 60 minutes after the event) PROHIBITED ITEMS Fans are reminded the following items will not be permitted inside the stadium of Fox Field: Aerosol cans Alcoholic Beverages Animals (except for documented service animals) Banners or signs large than 3’ X 2’ or with non-sport message Cigarettes/E-cigarettes/Vaporizer Pens/Chewing Tobacco Clothing deemed obscene or indecent in public setting Coolers of any kind Fireworks Footballs and beach balls (inflated or deflated) Illegal drugs Laser pointers Noise makers of any kind (whistles, horns bells, etc.) Poles or Sticks of any kind, including “Selfie-Sticks” and brooms Skateboards, rollerblades, scooters, or hoverboards Unmanned aircraft systems (drones, etc.) Weapons of any kind including, but not limited to, firearms & knives Any item deemed inappropriate or hazardous by stadium security EVENT RECORDING This event is being photographed and/or video recorded by the University for archival, educational, and promotional purposes. By attending or participating in this event, you consent to being photographed and/or video recorded. These recordings may be used in future University materials, including online content, publications, and marketing efforts. If you do not wish to be photographed and/or video recorded, or if you have queries about the recording, please contact ad_office@sfu.ca and move to the side prior to recording. Alternatively, if requested we will provide you with instructions on where to position yourself to avoid being captured in our recordings. Your cooperation is appreciated in helping us manage this process smoothly. Information Source: SFU Athletics | eventbrite

Alpha at BPAC starts on October 3, 2025 and will run for 8 weeks on Friday evenings. For the first one, we are going to meet at 6:30 PM to enjoy dinner as we get to know each other. For the rest of the weeks, we will meet at 7:00 PM. We will conclude Alpha with a special 2-Day event on November 28-29. Details will follow. Access to the church will be from the parking lot at the rear of the building. Tickets to Alpha are free, but you only need to get a ticket for the first one, so we can track attendance and you don't need to bring or show the ticket. Information Source: Brentwood Park Alliance Church | eventbrite