Upcoming Events in Vancouver
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Aureane / Golden MK / Pangea / Master Volume
Four rising electronic and indie acts—Aureane, Golden MK, Pangea, and Master Volume—take over The Roxy for an all‑night dance‑floor takeover. Doors open at 8 PM for a 19+ crowd, with tickets at $15 advance and $20 door. As always, ticket‑holders enjoy a 10 % discount on food at the Roxy Burger, making it a full‑night party for Vancouver’s nightlife lovers.
Meet Me At The Gallery: Seniors Program
Meet Me at the Gallery offers a relaxed, daytime art program designed especially for seniors and their friends. Over two hours, participants enjoy guided tours, hands‑on art activities, and opportunities to share memories inspired by current exhibitions. The program fosters community connection and creative expression in the gallery’s bright, accessible spaces, with light refreshments provided.
Craft Circle
A second monthly Craft Circle session invites BCIT faculty and staff to gather in Room 303 for a two‑hour creative break. Whether you’re stitching, sketching or knitting, the relaxed library setting encourages community building and skill‑sharing among colleagues.
Climate Action Week: Clothing Repair Workshop
During Climate Action Week, the library hosts a hands‑on clothing repair session on the second‑floor couch area. Participants learn quick fixes for buttons, seams and tears, extending the life of garments while reducing waste—a practical sustainability lesson in a relaxed library lounge.
The Portfolio Advantage: Building your professional story within BCIT's Performance Development System (Hybrid)
Faculty members are invited to a concise, hybrid workshop that demystifies BCIT's Performance Development System and shows how to craft a compelling professional portfolio. The session will walk participants through showcasing teaching achievements, research contributions, and service activities, helping them position themselves for promotion and career growth. Held in the Summit Centre, the event blends a brief in‑person presentation with an online component for flexible attendance.
Building a Dynamic Teaching Portfolio for Performance Reviews
Pasquale Fiore and Kirsty Barclay‑Estrup present a concise workshop for faculty and staff on assembling evidence‑rich teaching portfolios that align with BCIT performance‑review criteria. The hybrid format lets participants join in‑person or online, fostering flexible professional development.
Bomber Love / Bring Me Flowers
A double‑bill of indie‑rock heavies Bomber Love and Bring Me Flowers delivers a night of gritty guitars and soaring choruses at The Roxy. The 19+ event starts at 8 PM, with tickets priced at $12 in advance and $15 at the door. Attendees can claim a 10 % discount on food at the Roxy Burger by showing their ticket.
Any Book Book Club – Hybrid
Students, faculty and staff gather for a hybrid book‑club discussion in Room 303, sharing insights on recent reads and swapping recommendations. The inclusive format lets participants join in‑person or via a virtual link, fostering a campus‑wide literary community.
COOL AF EXPO - Industry Insider Tasting
Industry professionals and beverage enthusiasts converge for the COOL AF EXPO’s Industry Insider Tasting, where craft breweries showcase limited‑edition brews in a curated tasting room at Site B. Attendees can sample small‑batch IPAs, stouts, and experimental lagers while networking with brewers and distributors. The venue’s bar service and AV setup provide a polished backdrop for product talks and live demos.
COOL AF EXPO - Sober Social
Site B Community hosts the COOL AF EXPO Sober Social, a relaxed evening for those who prefer a booze‑free gathering. Starting at 6:30 p.m., the event features interactive games, a mock‑cocktail bar, and networking opportunities for Vancouver’s creative professionals. Admission is 33.28 CAD, which includes a welcome snack and access to the coworking lounge.
Quadeca with guests DERBY and Olēka
Hip‑hop virtuoso Quadeca takes the stage at Rickshaw Theatre, flanked by rising acts DERBY and Olēka. The trio will blend rapid‑fire lyricism with melodic hooks, delivering a fresh take on West Coast rap for a youthful Vancouver audience. Expect a high‑energy performance that showcases the next wave of Canadian hip‑hop talent.
COOL AF EXPO - Sober Social
The Sober Social segment of the COOL AF EXPO offers a lively, alcohol‑free gathering where craft soda makers and mocktail artisans present their creations at Site B. Guests can mingle over curated non‑alcoholic drinks, enjoy interactive mixology demos, and participate in a trivia game focused on beverage trends. The event’s relaxed vibe makes it ideal for professionals seeking a networking night without the buzz.
Adam Hunter
Adam Hunter’s witty storytelling and observational humor take center stage in the main room, offering a 90‑minute set that blends personal anecdotes with sharp cultural commentary, perfect for a cozy November evening in New Westminster.
Dos Locas de Remate
Briken Productions Media brings the high‑energy comedy‑drama Dos Locas de Remate to the Waterfront Theatre. The Spanish‑language production mixes slapstick humor with sharp social commentary, delivering a night of laughter for Vancouver’s multicultural audience. Its vibrant staging and dynamic cast make it a standout addition to the city’s fall theatre lineup.
Prokofiev’s Cinderella
The VSO brings Sergei Prokofiev’s ballet Cinderella to life, opening with Scriabin’s ethereal Rêverie before diving into the full score. Conducted by the orchestra’s chief conductor, the performance promises lush orchestration and dazzling solo passages that capture the fairy‑tale’s magic. Audiences will be transported to a world of wonder in the elegant setting of the Orpheum.
52nd Street (Billy Joel Tribute) / Runnin Down A Dream (Tom Petty Tribute)
Two classic tribute acts—52nd Street honoring Billy Joel and Runnin Down A Dream celebrating Tom Petty—bring timeless hits to The Roxy’s intimate stage. Doors open at 8 PM for a 19+ audience, with tickets at $12 advance and $16 door. As with all shows, ticket‑holders receive a 10 % discount on food at the Roxy Burger.
Quest Master w/ Clīwen
Australian dungeon‑synth pioneer Quest Master joins forces with Vancouver’s orchestral synth project Clīwen for a night of cinematic, fantasy‑inspired soundscapes. The performance blends 90s video‑game tones with lush, atmospheric synth layers, delivering an immersive auditory journey. The Cobalt’s intimate setting allows the intricate textures to envelop the audience, making it a standout event for synth enthusiasts.
Adam Hunter
A late‑night slot lets Adam Hunter explore edgier jokes and audience‑participation bits, delivering a high‑octane performance that keeps the main room lively well past midnight.
Kids First
Kids First invites young families to a weekend of creative art‑making at The Polygon, with stations for drawing, collage, and interactive installations tailored to curious minds. The Saturday‑Sunday program runs from 10 am to 3 pm, offering free materials, guided instruction, and a chance to explore the gallery’s current exhibitions in a kid‑friendly way. It’s an ideal outing for children to discover contemporary art while having fun.
Where's the Pop Up
Local artisans, vintage vendors, and food trucks converge for the monthly Where's the Pop Up market inside Site B’s flexible event hall. Shoppers can browse handmade jewelry, indie apparel, and eco‑friendly home goods while enjoying live acoustic background music. The pop‑up’s central location and ample seating make it a convenient weekend destination for Port Moody residents.
Fall Improvisation Workshops 2026 – Lisa Cay Miller
At 8EAST, 8 East Pender Street, Vancouver, 2:00pm – 3:30pm Saturdays October 17 to December 5, 2026 For up to 25 participants, Free with a NOW Membership Workshops are drop-in, please bring your instrument (and/or amps) and be ready to play! Donations gratefully accepted (here). Since 1978, the New Orchestra Workshop Society (NOW) has presented music improvisation workshops, offering space for exploration and participation. Our workshops are for improvisers of all levels of ability and ranges of experience, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, age, race or religion. We protect privacy in our workshops and adopt the We Have Voice Collective Code of Conduct. Read more about NOW workshop policies here. Nov. 07 Lisa Cay Miller Presently living on the unceded Territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Tsleil-Waututh, and Musqueam peoples, Lisa Cay Miller (she/her) is an improvising pianist and composer
Bingo Loco Presents: Name That Song (Nov 7)
Bingo Loco turns The Roxy into a music‑themed bingo arena where participants match song clues to win prizes. Doors open at 7 PM and the game runs until 10 PM, offering a family‑friendly (all‑ages) evening of fun and nostalgia. No ticket price is listed, so attendees can simply show up and enjoy the interactive experience.
Hit N Miss
Hit N Miss brings a high‑octane rock‑dance fusion to The Well Public House, promising a night of powerful riffs and infectious rhythms. The event’s tagline “We rock, so you can dance” sets the tone for a lively crowd ready to move. Maple Ridge locals will enjoy the energetic performance in a bar setting that amplifies the concert vibe.
Adam Hunter
A second late‑night slot on Saturday lets Adam Hunter push his material further, delivering a high‑energy set that keeps the audience laughing into the early hours.
Drawing in the Gallery
A second session of the popular drawing workshop invites adults back to The Gallery at Evergreen Arts for a fresh set of observational exercises, this time focusing on the new works featured in the latest exhibition. The instructor emphasizes line work and shading, providing individualized feedback in a relaxed gallery atmosphere. As with the earlier session, the program is free and open to all adult art enthusiasts in Coquitlam.
Kids Rock - Day Music Fest
Young music lovers are invited to the Kids Rock Day Music Fest, a lively afternoon of kid‑friendly rock covers, interactive drum circles, and sing‑along sessions at Site B. The venue’s spacious floor is cleared for safe movement, and a dedicated kids’ zone offers face painting and a snack bar. Parents can relax on the surrounding picnic tables while their children experience a safe, energetic concert environment.
Adam Hunter
Adam Hunter closes the weekend with a relaxed set that mixes his classic jokes with fresh observations, offering a comfortable yet hilarious experience for New Westminster’s comedy fans.
22nd Ellen Gee Memorial Lecture
Simon Fraser University’s Harbour Centre hosts the 22nd Ellen Gee Memorial Lecture, featuring a distinguished speaker who will explore contemporary issues in technology and society. The lecture takes place in Labatt Hall, offering a scholarly environment for students and professionals alike. Admission is free, making it an accessible opportunity for Vancouver’s academic community to engage with cutting‑edge ideas.
Remembrance Day at Japanese Canadian War Memorial
The Japanese Canadian War Memorial in Vancouver opens its doors for a solemn Remembrance Day ceremony, honoring veterans and community members who served. The program includes a moment of silence, traditional drumming, and personal reflections, set against the memorial’s tranquil garden backdrop. This free public gathering offers a poignant reminder of sacrifice within the heart of the city.
Hustle Van Jamme
Hustle Van Jamme bursts onto the stage at Performance Works with a high‑octane blend of live hip‑hop beats, dance battles and spoken‑word poetry. The show celebrates Vancouver’s street‑culture roots, offering an electrifying experience for fans of urban music and movement. Expect a night of raw talent, crowd‑participation and non‑stop energy.
Ride The Cyclone
Landon and Friends Musical Theatre Society’s Ride The Cyclone thrills audiences with a thrilling musical adventure set on a haunted amusement ride. Staged at the Waterfront Theatre, the production blends catchy songs, daring choreography and spooky special effects for a family‑friendly spectacle. It’s a perfect autumn outing for anyone who loves a good musical with a twist of horror.
Alex Falcone Special Presentation
A late‑night slot lets Alex Falcone explore edgier topics and audience‑interaction bits, delivering a high‑energy performance that keeps the main room buzzing well after midnight.
Spiritual Social by The Modern Medium
The Modern Medium invites the community to a morning Spiritual Social at salishan Place by the River, blending guided meditation, light yoga, and open‑mic sharing. Beginning at 9 a.m., participants can enjoy the serene riverside setting while connecting with like‑minded seekers. The event costs 113.42 CAD, covering the facilitator’s fee and a complimentary herbal tea service.
Family Days 2026
The November Family Days session transforms Studio B into a bustling creative playground, offering kids and parents a series of collaborative art projects, story‑based drawing prompts, and interactive installations. The program highlights seasonal themes and encourages families to make art together in a supportive, donation‑based environment. Free admission makes it an easy outing for Coquitlam families seeking a cultural experience.
Fall Improvisation Workshops 2026 – James Goddard
At 8EAST, 8 East Pender Street, Vancouver, 2:00pm – 3:30pm Saturdays October 17 to December 5, 2026 For up to 25 participants, Free with a NOW Membership Workshops are drop-in, please bring your instrument (and/or amps) and be ready to play! Donations gratefully accepted (here). Since 1978, the New Orchestra Workshop Society (NOW) has presented music improvisation workshops, offering space for exploration and participation. Our workshops are for improvisers of all levels of ability and ranges of experience, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, age, race or religion. We protect privacy in our workshops and adopt the We Have Voice Collective Code of Conduct. Read more about NOW workshop policies here. Nov. 14 James Goddard James Nicholas Dumile Goddard is a Ndebele-Canadian sound artist, curator, arts administrator and experimental saxophonist. He currently lives and works in Montréal, QC. His work ex
The ClaimJumpers
The ClaimJumpers deliver a high‑energy indie‑rock performance that fills The Well Public House with raw guitar riffs and catchy choruses. Their stage presence turns the bar into a compact concert venue, giving Maple Ridge fans an up‑close music experience. Expect a night of lively sing‑alongs and a buzzing crowd.
Pandji Canada Tour
The Pandji Canada Tour brings the viral TikTok comedy duo to the upstairs stage, delivering a fast‑paced set of sketch comedy, improv, and audience games that have earned them millions of online followers. New Westminster audiences will experience a high‑energy, multimedia show that blurs the line between internet humor and live performance.
Alex Falcone Special Presentation
A second late‑night slot on the same night lets Alex Falcone push his material further, delivering a high‑octane set that keeps the main room laughing well into the early morning.
EQUUS
Skycorner presents a bold new staging of EQUUS at Performance Works, re‑imagining the classic drama with contemporary choreography and a striking visual palette. The production delves into themes of desire, conformity and the human psyche, delivering a powerful theatrical experience for Vancouver’s arts community. Its innovative direction makes this a must‑see for fans of modern theatre.
I'm Going Through Some Things – A Solo Show by Ben Immanuel
Ben Immanuel takes the stage at The NEST for a raw, autobiographical solo performance titled I’m Going Through Some Things. The intimate black‑box setting allows the audience to connect deeply with Immanuel’s storytelling, humor and vulnerability. This one‑person show offers a poignant glimpse into personal struggle and resilience, resonating with anyone who’s faced life’s challenges.
I'm Going Through Some Things
Ben Immanuel’s solo show I’m Going Through Some Things offers an intimate, autobiographical performance at The NEST. The actor‑writer blends humor, vulnerability and storytelling to explore personal challenges and triumphs. Audiences will be drawn into a raw, one‑person theatrical journey that feels both personal and universally resonant.
Joey Avery
Joey Avery brings his high‑energy storytelling and rapid‑fire jokes to the main room, delivering a 2‑hour set that blends personal anecdotes with sharp cultural observations, perfect for a lively November night in New Westminster.
Threeninesfine / Focus Your Audio
Electronic duo Threeninesfine teams up with ambient act Focus Your Audio for a night of synth‑driven soundscapes at The Roxy. The 19+ event begins at 8 PM, with tickets at $12 advance and $16 door. As always, ticket‑holders enjoy a 10 % discount on food at the Roxy Burger.
Retro for a Reason 70's & 80's Dance Party
Dust off your bell‑bottoms and neon leg warmers for a night of 70’s and 80’s hits at the Retro for a Reason Dance Party, hosted in Site B’s retro‑styled lighting and décor. A DJ spins classic disco, funk, and early synth‑pop tracks, encouraging guests to showcase their vintage dance moves. The event’s nostalgic vibe, combined with a fully stocked bar, makes it a perfect throwback evening for Port Moody’s adult crowd.
Joey Avery
A late‑night slot lets Joey Avery push his jokes further, delivering a high‑energy set that keeps the audience laughing into the early hours of Saturday morning.
Salsa Night – Site B Brewing & Community
On Saturday, November 21, Salsa Dance Zone will transform Site B Brewing & Community in Port Moody into a Latin dance haven. The brewery’s spacious, lively atmosphere and free parking make it a perfect backdrop for a night of salsa, bachata, merengue and other Latin styles, welcoming dancers of every age and ability to share the floor and enjoy craft brews alongside the music.
Sensory‑Friendly Skates (All Ages)
On Saturday, November 21, 2026, the Poirier Ice Arena will host a sensory‑friendly skate session designed for individuals who prefer a quieter environment. Music, bright lighting and arena buzzers will be turned off, and capacity will be limited to create a calm atmosphere for skaters of all ages who have sensory sensitivities. Drop‑in rates apply, and participants are encouraged to pre‑register for a smoother experience.
Where's the Pop Up
The November edition of Where's the Pop Up returns to Site B, featuring a fresh lineup of local makers, sustainable fashion vendors, and artisanal food stalls. Shoppers can enjoy live acoustic performances while browsing curated booths, and a pop‑up coffee bar provides a cozy spot to recharge. The event’s indoor layout ensures a comfortable shopping experience regardless of weather.
Fall Improvisation Workshops 2026 – Aleida Pérez
At 8EAST, 8 East Pender Street, Vancouver, 2:00pm – 3:30pm Saturdays October 17 to December 5, 2026 For up to 25 participants, Free with a NOW Membership Workshops are drop-in, please bring your instrument (and/or amps) and be ready to play! Donations gratefully accepted (here). Since 1978, the New Orchestra Workshop Society (NOW) has presented music improvisation workshops, offering space for exploration and participation. Our workshops are for improvisers of all levels of ability and ranges of experience, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, age, race or religion. We protect privacy in our workshops and adopt the We Have Voice Collective Code of Conduct. Read more about NOW workshop policies here. Nov. 21 Aleida Pérez Aleida Pérez is a violinist and improviser interested in new music and experimental forms such as free improvisation. She currently collaborates with the Liminar ensemble. Her most r
Bingo Loco Presents: Name That Song (Nov 21)
The November 21st bingo night continues the Name That Song series, offering another round of music trivia after doors open at 7 p.m. The game runs until 10 p.m., providing a relaxed yet competitive environment for participants of all ages.
The Brian Zalo Mix
The Brian Zalo Mix showcases a dynamic DJ set that blends deep house, funk, and classic tracks, turning The Well Public House into a vibrant dance hub. Fans of eclectic electronic music will appreciate Zalo’s skillful transitions and crowd‑reading ability. The event adds a fresh flavor to Maple Ridge’s weekend nightlife scene.
Salsa Dance Night
The November Salsa Dance Night returns with a fresh playlist of Latin beats, inviting dancers of all skill levels to spin under Site B’s vibrant lighting. A professional DJ curates a mix of classic salsa, bachata, and contemporary Latin pop, while the venue’s open floor encourages social dancing and partner swaps. Refreshments are available at the on‑site bar, creating a lively night for the Port Moody dance community.
Joey Avery
A second late‑night slot on Saturday lets Joey Avery deliver a high‑energy set that keeps the main room laughing well into the early morning hours.
Next Gen Card Show
Collectors return for the second weekend of the Next Gen Card Show, where vendors display the latest trading‑card releases, rare collectibles, and gaming accessories. Site B’s large floor plan allows for comfortable browsing, and a dedicated lounge area offers a place to discuss strategies over coffee. The event welcomes both seasoned collectors and curious newcomers looking to start a new hobby.
Low Impact Aqua Fit (16+ years)
On Thursday mornings at 8:30 am, the shallow end of the leisure pool hosts Low Impact Aqua Fit for teens and adults 16 and older. The class focuses on functional strength and mobility using water resistance, with instructors guiding participants through a series of gentle aerobic and strength drills. Regular drop‑in fees apply, and the program is ideal for anyone seeking a low‑stress workout in a supportive aquatic environment.
Adapted Aqua Movement (19+ years)
Every Thursday at 9:45 am, the shallow area of the leisure pool transforms into a therapeutic space for adults 19 and older with physical or cognitive disabilities. The Adapted Aqua Movement class offers low‑impact water exercises, using equipment such as water wheelchairs, float belts and ankle weights to improve daily‑living skills. The $2 drop‑in fee is modest, and participants may bring a support person at no extra charge.
Passions Gala 2026
The Dr. Peter Centre’s Passions Gala 2026 is a sophisticated fundraising evening held at Performance Works. Attendees will enjoy a curated dinner, live entertainment and a silent auction, all in support of the centre’s health‑care initiatives. The gala draws Vancouver’s philanthropic community for an elegant night of giving back.
Christmas Wish Breakfast 2026
The annual Christmas Wish Breakfast invites families, seniors, and community members to share a festive morning meal while supporting local charitable initiatives. Guests will enjoy a hearty breakfast, holiday music, and a chance to contribute to the city’s Christmas Wish program, which provides gifts for children in need. Held in a warm, decorated hall, the event embodies Langley’s spirit of generosity and together‑ness during the holiday season. Organized by the City of Langley, it offers a joyful start to the festive period for all ages.
52 Stories Fringe Presents
The NEST hosts 52 Stories, a curated fringe showcase featuring 52 short, experimental pieces from emerging Vancouver artists. Each micro‑performance runs for just a few minutes, offering audiences a rapid‑fire immersion into diverse storytelling styles. The event celebrates the city’s avant‑garde spirit and provides a platform for bold, new voices.
Throne of Glass Trivia – Night 4: Empire of Storms
The fourth Throne of Glass trivia night focuses on *Empire of Storms*, offering $500 in prizes and a complimentary first drink for each ticket holder. Open to all ages, the event provides a cozy, game‑night atmosphere within the Roxy’s backroom.
Avalanche Canada Presents: Matchstick Productions The Way Out – Vancouver Fundraiser Screening
The Beaumont Studios welcomes Avalanche Canada to the Main Hall on Thursday, November 26 for a fundraiser screening of The Way Out, the 34th annual ski film from Matchstick Productions. Doors open at 6:00 PM and the film starts at 7:00 PM. The Way Out is a tribute to the culture and lifestyle of skiing, shot everywhere from Alaskan spine lines to deep powder in Japan and iconic Swiss villages. A good deal of it was filmed close to home. Whistler, the CMH Monashees Lodge, Mike Wiegele Heli-Skiing and Northern Escape out of Terrace all feature. Tickets are $30 and proceeds support Avalanche Canada’s public avalanche safety programs, including the school program that reached 8,699 students in British Columbia last season. All ages welcome, with minors accompanied by an adult. Cash bar on site. Calendar notes: Doors 6:00 PM. Film 7:00 PM. Runtime approximately two hours. A fundraiser screening of The Way Out, the 34th annual ski film from Matchstick Productions, presented by Avalanch
The Lind Biennial 2026
The Lind Biennial returns for its 2026 edition, presenting a curated selection of emerging and established photographers whose work interrogates landscape, identity, and the environment. Running through January 31, 2027, the exhibition occupies the main galleries of The Polygon, offering visitors an immersive survey of contemporary photographic practice on the North Vancouver waterfront. Admission is by donation, encouraging broad community access.
Alice By Heart
The UBC Musical Theatre Troupe brings Alice By Heart to the Waterfront Theatre, a heartfelt musical adaptation that explores the power of imagination and friendship. Featuring original songs and vibrant choreography, the production offers a fresh take on the classic Alice in Wonderland tale. It’s a perfect evening for theatre lovers seeking a blend of nostalgia and contemporary musical storytelling.
One Wish: A Variety Spectacle With Heart In Support of Make‑A‑Wish Canada & Yukon
Performance Works hosts One Wish, a lively variety show featuring music, comedy and dance acts, all benefitting Make‑A‑Wish Canada BC & Yukon. The program showcases local talent while raising awareness and funds for children with critical illnesses. Audiences can expect an uplifting, family‑friendly night of entertainment with a charitable purpose.
Fall Improvisation Workshops 2026 – Alex Motta
At 8EAST, 8 East Pender Street, Vancouver, 2:00pm – 3:30pm Saturdays October 17 to December 5, 2026 For up to 25 participants, Free with a NOW Membership Workshops are drop-in, please bring your instrument (and/or amps) and be ready to play! Donations gratefully accepted (here). Since 1978, the New Orchestra Workshop Society (NOW) has presented music improvisation workshops, offering space for exploration and participation. Our workshops are for improvisers of all levels of ability and ranges of experience, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, age, race or religion. We protect privacy in our workshops and adopt the We Have Voice Collective Code of Conduct. Read more about NOW workshop policies here. Nov. 28 Alex Motta Alejandro Motta is a classically trained double bassist with a focus on contemporary music, sound experimentation, and stage performance. He is the co-founder of the free improvisation
JOHNNY'S HEART OF GOLD - MOVEMBER FEST
Site B in Port Moody hosts the MOVEMBER FEST, a lively celebration featuring indie films, live music, and a charity auction supporting men’s health initiatives. Kicking off at 7 p.m., the festival blends cinematic screenings with interactive art installations, creating a vibrant community gathering. Admission is CA$81.41, which includes access to all programming and a complimentary snack pack.
The Dusty Boots Band
The Dusty Boots Band brings a toe‑tapping blend of country‑rock and Americana to The Well Public House, creating a warm, down‑home vibe for Saturday night. Their storytelling lyrics and twangy guitars invite patrons to sway and sing along, making it a memorable night for Maple Ridge’s music enthusiasts. The bar’s intimate setting amplifies the band’s authentic sound.
JOHNNY'S HEART OF GOLD - MOVEMBER FEST
Join Johnny’s Heart of Gold for a Movember fundraiser that blends live acoustic performances with a charitable raffle, all set inside Site B’s adaptable event space. The evening features a lineup of local singer‑songwriters, a silent auction of donated art, and a moustache‑themed photo booth. Proceeds support men’s health initiatives, making the night both entertaining and impactful for the Port Moody community.
Persian Food Market
Taste the flavors of Iran at the Persian Food Market, a culinary showcase featuring authentic kebabs, saffron rice, and traditional pastries served inside Site B. The market includes a selection of specialty grocery stalls, a tea ceremony area, and live cooking demos that let visitors learn about Persian spices and techniques. The event provides a vibrant cultural experience for food lovers across Port Moody.
Little Women
Far From The Tree Productions stages Little Women at The NEST, delivering a fresh theatrical adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel. The production highlights the March sisters’ resilience through heartfelt performances and period‑accurate costumes. It offers a timeless story of sisterhood that resonates with modern audiences in Vancouver’s cultural hub.
Craft Circle
The final Craft Circle of the year invites BCIT faculty and staff to a two‑hour creative session in Room 303, offering a welcoming space to knit, crochet, sketch or scrapbook before the holiday break. The library’s supportive environment encourages both beginners and seasoned crafters to share tips and supplies.
Ed Plan: Assessment, AI & Academic Integrity
The IDC Team presents a concise briefing for faculty and staff on emerging assessment tools, AI‑driven plagiarism detection, and best practices for upholding academic integrity. Hosted in the Summit Centre, the session equips educators with actionable policies for the upcoming semester.
Ed Plan: Assessment, AI & Academic Integrity (Hybrid)
The IDC Team presents a concise hybrid briefing on emerging challenges in assessment, artificial intelligence, and academic integrity for BCIT faculty and staff. Attendees will learn practical strategies for detecting AI‑generated work, designing fair assessments, and upholding integrity standards across courses. The session, held in the Summit Centre, blends a brief in‑person talk with an online stream to accommodate diverse schedules.
Any Book Book Club – Hybrid
A second hybrid session of the Any Book Book Club invites the campus community to discuss their latest literary discoveries. Participants can join in‑person in Room 303 or log in remotely, making the conversation accessible to a diverse audience of students, faculty and staff.
A Snow White Christmas
This holiday‑themed comedy with music, “A Snow White Christmas,” transforms the Bernie Legge Theatre into a festive wonderland from early December through the 20th. Written by Canadian playwright Norm Foster, the production blends classic fairy‑tale charm with modern humor, featuring lively song numbers that will delight families strolling through Queen’s Park. Special Saturday matinees on Dec 12 and Dec 19 give extra opportunities for holiday crowds to enjoy the seasonal sparkle.
Deric Cahill Special Presentation
Deric Cahill brings his sharp wit and storytelling to the main room, delivering a 105‑minute set that mixes personal anecdotes with clever observational humor, perfect for a cozy December evening in New Westminster.
Stuart Little
Carousel Theatre For Young People brings the whimsical adventure of Stuart Little to the Waterfront Theatre, delighting children and families alike. The production combines puppetry, live actors and vibrant set design to capture the beloved mouse’s escapades through the city. It’s a perfect kid‑focused outing that celebrates imagination in downtown Vancouver.
Deric Cahill Special Presentation
A late‑night slot lets Deric Cahill explore edgier jokes and audience‑participation bits, delivering a high‑energy performance that keeps the main room buzzing past midnight.
See You In
Pandemonium Pro and Dusk Pro Wrestling present See You In Vancouver, a high‑energy professional wrestling showcase at Performance Works. Fans will witness athletic showmanship, dramatic storylines and impressive in‑ring stunts from local and touring wrestlers. The event offers a thrilling sports‑entertainment experience for the city’s wrestling community.
See You In – Pandemonium Pro and Dusk Pro Wrestling
Performance Works hosts See You In Vancouver, a high‑energy professional wrestling showcase featuring Pandemonium Pro and Dusk Pro Wrestling. Fans will witness dramatic matches, colorful characters and athletic feats in a theatrical arena setting. The event blends sport and spectacle, offering a thrilling night for wrestling enthusiasts on Granville Island.