Vancouver Giants Single Game Tickets 2024-2025 Season

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GSS GradsEatWell Food Security Program supported by UBC will provide subsidized and nutritious meals to UBC’s graduate community. The meals need to be RSVP’d here for each day and will be available at the Graduate Life Centre for pickup or dine-in! 
UPDATE: Meal types are now selected in the "Purchaser Info" section of ticket checkout.
NOTES: 

This program is for UBC-V Graduate Students, if you are not a graduate student you will not be able to pick up your meal and will not receive a refund.
Registration closes 48 hours before the delivery date
To enter the Graduate Life Centre, you will need your student ID card to enter the building and the GLC using the card reader. The Information Desk Attendant on site will be distributing the food.
The GSS only handles the distribution of meals, if you require detailed information about ingredients please contact the restaurant listed below.
Due to food safety regulations, the distribution of meals will end at 7pm. After 7pm, the meals will be placed in the GLC fridge and the GSS cannot guarantee the security of your meal past 7pm.

Menu for the week, items listed in order of Non-vegetarian, vegetarian:



Monday November 18th 2024
Persian
Sahel
Kebab plate (includes tomato and rice)
Falafel Wrap


Tuesday November 19th 2024
Persian
Sahel
Kebab plate (includes tomato and rice)
Falafel Wrap


Wednesday November 20th 2024
Italian
Jo's Italian
Bolognese
Pesto Cream


Thursday November 21st 2024
Mediterranean
The Delly
Grilled Chicken Ceasar Salad 
Kale Quinoa Salad with Falafel


Friday November 22nd 2024
Indian
The Delly
Beef Curry
Chana masala with white rice




Graduate Life Centre (Graduate Student Society - UBC Vancouver)

GSS GradsEatWell Food Security Program

UBC Graduate Student Society

Whistler Season Kick Off’ is here!Saturday 23rd of November, Monster Energy is bringing you three snow films from athletes Mark Sollors, Sean Miskiman & Brett Turcotte.Sean Miskiman: ‘How Was It For You?’An age-old question when talking to other snowboarders about their winter. Watch and follow along to see how: Sean Miskiman, Chris Rasman, Stale Sandbech and Jody Wachniak’s winter went down! From traveling to Japan to the BC Alaskan boarder.Mark Sollors: ‘Five Weeks’Winters are getting shorter and shorter these days so with just 5 weeks open for filming, Mark Sollors and friends took advantage of each moment in the mountains. From Japan powder to the edges of British Columbia and Alaska.Brett Turcotte: ‘Jacket Off’Fueled by Brett’s success in freestyle snowmobiling at the X Games, he decided to take what he love’s most about the sport and combine them! Mountains, and Big Air! In this exciting new project Brett has successfully crafted a distinctive project that challenges his limits to the fullest extent.Doors from 7:30pm, films from 8:30pm & after party with Whistlers favorite DJs SkiiTour with support from Small Town DJs & Vinyl Ritchie.Arrive before 8:30pm to be entered for a chance to win doors prizes including snowboards!

Whistler Conference Centre

Season Kick-Off

General Admission

Watermark

Attention all hobbyists and collectors! Get ready for an incredible event as the Western Canada Sports Collectors Convention gears up for an unforgettable experience. With more than 300 dedicated vendors featuring memorabilia from all eras, along with corporate heavyweights such as Upper Deck, Heritage Auctions, Zephyr Epic, PSA Grading, CGC, KSA Grading, MNT Grading, COMC, Ultra Pro, and more, this event promises to have something for everyone.
Whether you're into modern or vintage cards, TCG including Pokémon, wax boxes, sports memorabilia, or any other related collectibles, the Western Canada Sports Collectors Convention is the ultimate destination for all hobbyists. A family-friendly event, bring your loved ones along and immerse yourselves in a weekend filled with excitement, camaraderie, and the joy of collecting. Don't miss out on this opportunity to join thousands of fellow enthusiasts and make unforgettable memories. 
 
Friday, November 15 | 1:00pm-8:00pm | $20 
Saturday, November 16 | 10:00am-5:00pm | $20
Sunday, November 17 | 10:00am-3:00pm | Free
 Children 10 and under are Free*


Langley Events Centre

Western Canada Sports Collectors Convention

Culinaire welcomes guests to experience a vast selection of the most unique restaurants and purveyors of fine food and beverage our region offers. Chefs serve their inspired creations and signature dishes for you to savour, while beverage offerings range from a diverse collection of wines, cocktails, craft beer, cider, non-alcoholic drinks and locally roasted coffee. Interact with chefs, restauranteurs, mixologists, brewers and wine makers, and discover all that our great food & beverage community produces.
Culinaire takes place on the traditional territories of the lək̓ʷəŋən-speaking Peoples and the Songhees and Esquimalt First Nations. We recognize, with gratitude, how fortunate we are to live, work and play on lands that Indigenous nations have called home since time immemorial.

Victoria Conference Centre

CULINAIRE 2025 - MAIN EVENT

GA - Early Event: 5pm - 7:15pm

GA - Late Event: 8pm - 10:15pm

17 Black Entertainment LTD

Come cheer on your Langley Rivermen in their quest for the BCHL Championship!

Langley Rivermen

Single Game Tickets

Adult (18 - 64 years)

Child (5 -12 years)

Senior (65+ years)

Tables

Comfort Seats

Suite 1

Suite 2

Suite 3

Suite 4

Suite 5

Suite 6

Suite 7

Suite 8

Student (13-17 years)

Chilliwack Coliseum

2024/2025 Chilliwack Chiefs Single Game Tickets

Adult (19+)

Youth (4-18)

Group  Rate

The Fraser Valley Tattoo and Culture Show
November 22-24, 2024 @ Tradex in Abbotsford, BC
 
Show Hours
Friday November 22: 4:00PM - 10:00PM
Saturday November 23: 10:00AM - 10:00PM
Sunday November 24: 10:00AM - 6:00PM

Tradex

Fraser Valley Tattoo Show

Friday Admission

Saturday Admission

Sunday Admission

Weekend Pass

 20% Discount per ticket for Students & Seniors use code HEYDOO.  
We are delighted to announce  the Second show for the fans that missed the first show.
Heydar Hedayati (Heydoo) Canada Tour in December 2024. MONTREAL Get ready to be mesmerized by his music and unique performance. 
Date: Thursday Dec. 12, 2025
Time: Doors 7:30 PM / Event 8:00 PM
Locations: BlueShore Financial Centre for Performing Arts
Address: 2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver, BC V7J 3H5
 

BlueShore Centre

Heydoo Hedayati Live in Vancouver (2nd Show)

VVIP 119 Centre

VVIP 109 L&R

Gen1 85 Centre

Gen2 75

Digital Zone Canada

Doors open at 1:30pm - Entry for these concerts will be at 900 Johnson Street. The Balcony is closed for this event.
Join the Victoria Children’s Choir as we celebrate the coming of winter, a season of light! VCC presents 150 young singers, ages 7-20, from the Prelude, Recital, Concert and Youth choirs performing across two concerts! A Season of Light is a concert that promises to wrap audiences up in the warmth of song, with works by George Frideric Handel, and Canadian composers Rupert Lang, Andrew Balfour and so many more. Come and enjoy this beautiful offering with us!   
 Venue Accessibility
The 900 Johnson Street entrance is at ground-level and wheelchair accessible. There is an elevator located on the first floor: as you enter the building go down the ramp to your right and the elevator is on the left at the bottom. Priority seating can be provided at concerts if you have accessibility issues; please contact the Venues Department . Wheelchair accessible restrooms are located on the main floor, beside the lobby in the Reception and Registration area.

900 Johnson Street

A Season of Light

Victoria Conservatory of Music

Culinaire welcomes guests to experience a selection of the most unique restaurants and purveyors of fine food and beverage our region offers. Chefs serve inspired creations and signature dishes for you to savour, while beverage offerings range from a diverse collection of wines, cocktails, craft beer, cider, non-alcoholic drinks, and locally roasted coffee.
VIP Ticket Holders are treated to an exclusive 45 minute VIP experience prior to the start of the Main Event.
Culinary offerings during the VIP event will be created by guest chefs from award-winning restaurants and resorts.
Libations will include an impressive line up of cocktails crafted by feature bartenders, select premium wines, craft beer and non-alcoholic beverages.
VIP Ticket holders will enjoy 15 minutes of early access to the Main Event to indulge in more than 60 of Vancouver Island’s most unique restaurants and purveyors of fine food and beverage.
20 tasting tickets are included with your VIP ticket purchase to sample the food and beverage offerings. 1 ticket = 1 tasting.
Culinaire takes place on the traditional territories of the lək̓ʷəŋən-speaking Peoples and the Songhees and Esquimalt First Nations. We recognize, with gratitude, how fortunate we are to live, work and play on lands that Indigenous nations have called home since time immemorial.

720 Douglas Street

CULINAIRE 2025 - VIP EXPERIENCE

VIP - Early Event: 4pm - 7:15pm

VIP - Late Event: 7pm - 10:15pm

George Preston Recreation Centre

PJHL Host KIJHL PROSPECTS

Adult (18-64)

Senior 65+

Student (Student ID Required)

Youth (6-17)

Child (0-5)

LOGE Seats

2 Person Table

4 Person Table

6 Person Table

10 Person Table

4 Person Cabin (Suite)

6 Person Cabin (Suite)

10 Person Cabin (suite)

Langley Trappers

 Entry for this concert is at The Victoria Conservatory of Music - 900 Johnson Street. The Balcony is closed for this event.
Orient immerses us at the crossroads of the fascinating aesthetics of Korean Pansori and Persian music, exploring these two “Orients” rich in cultures and sophisticated millennial musical heritages. Virtuoso musicians of Constantinople together alongside their fabulous guests from Korea explore various modes and rhythms, imagining new musical landscapes where the five cardinal directions—East, West, North, South, and Center—create a narrative illustrated with Pansori tales and Persian poems by Rumi and Hafez.
This creates a land where spirits and souls meet, and the stories of the two Orients converse, with the microtonality of the Pansori and Persian musical modes at the heart of this dialogue.
Kiya Tabassian, Setar & Artistic director //Jeong Sang Hui, Pansori //Didem Başar, Kanun //Oh Byung Og, Daegeum //Patrick Graham, Percussions //Hamin Honari, Percussions //Lee Sang Hwa, Sori-buk //Etienne Lafrance, Double bassist.
 Venue Accessibility
The 900 Johnson Street entrance is at ground-level and wheelchair accessible. There is an elevator located on the first floor: as you enter the building go down the ramp to your right and the elevator is on the left at the bottom. Priority seating can be provided at concerts if you have accessibility issues; please contact the Venues Department . Wheelchair accessible restrooms are located on the main floor, beside the lobby in the Reception and Registration area.
 

Alix Goolden Performance Hall

Constantinople Re: Orient

Student/Senior

Entry for this concert will be at The Victoria Conservatory of Music - 900 Johnson Street.
The Balcony is closed for this event.
NEUZTEC:  FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th:  7PM to 10PM - ALIX GOOLDEN PERFORMANCE HALL featuring...DEADBEAT & MIKE SHANNON (BLKRTZ / Cynosure Records, Berlin)Deadbeat is one Scott Monteith, who has been releasing his own special blend of dub laden, minimal electronics since 2000 for labels such as Cynosure, Intr_version, Revolver, and Scape. Deadbeat has performed at some of the world's most respected festivals, including Barcelona's Sonar, Berlin's Transmediale, and Montreal's own Mutek, and most recently a festival favorite at Wonderment.  Scott has worked in a variety of roles for the Montreal based company Applied Acoustics Systems, makers of the Tassman Software Synthesizer.  The experience left him with a passion for the development of new creative interfaces, and a strong grasp of some the most cutting edge technology in the industry.  Whether crafting quirky not-quite-dancefloor techno, rumbling digital dub, or sublime ambient works, Scott continually strives to create music that honors the past beyond empty tribute or cultural appropriation, by infusing the digital tools of the present with a little of the magic known as human imperfection. Hindered only by the occasional buffer underrun or synapse misfiring, Scott continues to search for his own unique voice between the ones and zeros.Mike Shannon:  Any historian who takes it upon themselves to pen the tale of Canadian electronic in the years to come will most certainly find the name Mike Shannon figures early and often in it’s telling. From his humble beginnings in the sleepy suburban town of Kitchener Ontario, the last 15 years have seen him become an internationally lauded producer with albums on 3 of the industry’s most respected labels (Plus 8, Force Inc, ~Scape), as well as a steady stream of consistently charted singles and remixes.  Those fortunate enough to catch one of Mike’s rare live performances are encouraged to do so with an open mind, as it is in this context that the breadth of his creativity truly shines. His is a musical vision which easily wriggles free of the usual genre signifiers and pays grand dividends to those with the good sense to get nice and close to the speakers; the devil is most certainly in the details as the old saying goes.On Friday, November 15th, Deadbeat and Mike Shannon perform an immersive and collaborative set of live electronic music.  This will be their first time performing live together in Western Canada.https://blkrtz.bandcamp.com/album/the-lichen-diaries-vol-1https://mikeshannon1.bandcamp.com/album/cygnus-sutra-2LONGWALKSHORTDOCK with RIM VISUALS (Vancouver)Longwalkshortdock essentially started the first time Dave King heard gritty electronic music in early eighties videogames. Strongly influenced by these sounds and melodies, Dave started recording and looping segments as a child. Currently a veteran of sound design and electronic music production for well over a decade, Longwalkshortdock's music has stepped into a genre of its own. His vast catalogue of hundreds of songs dives into ambient, IDM, electro, acid, house, big beat, indie rock, drones, electronica and down tempo. Dave holds two degrees from the Art Institute of Burnaby for Music Recording and Production.Longwalkshortdock has performed live for many years, on many stages, and with the likes of Phil Western (Download, Skinny Puppy, Kone) and opened for talented artists like, MSTRKRFT, Opiuo, Junkie XL, Vibesquad, Alex Patterson (The Orb), Mimosa, Adam Freeland.  Always working to enhance and upgrade the LWSD live experience, Dave collaborates with veteran of visual wizardry Tim Hill of RIM Visuals.  While a mainstay on the BC club and festival circuit for his unique EDM performances that verge on metal, Longwalkshortdock has also been renown for rare sets of ambient music - which he will perform on November 15th at Alix Goolden Hall.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXhe8Z4uJ1M&t=822sSCREE RUNNING (Victoria):  A speculative rendering of what a consumer grade stasis chamber made in 2169 called ‘Somnolent X' would sound like. Constructed using AI voice models, field recordings taken from around lək̓ʷəŋən territories, and FM synthesizers.  Scree Running is a member of the Resonance Collective.  They will be performing live.https://screerunning.bandcamp.com/track/somnolent-xTELURK:TELURK is an experimental music project that delves into the ethereal realms of sound, utilizing the theremin and Moog synthesizers to create immersive sonic landscapes. Inspired by the concept of rainbow hypogea, TELURK explores the interplay of light and sound, crafting intricate textures that transport listeners to otherworldly dimensions. The project emphasizes dynamic improvisation, blending organic and electronic elements to evoke a range of emotions. Through captivating performances, TELURK invites audiences to experience a unique auditory journey, celebrating the limitless possibilities of experimental music and the transformative power of sound. Join TELURK in exploring the depths of sonic creativity.ϸόKA:ϸόKA (pronounced "thoka") is Michael Benneyworth.  Spending a large part of his childhood playing with reel-to-reel tape and listening to shortwave radio, it was inevitable that sound creation and manipulation would be part of Michael Benneyworth’s multidisciplinary artistic practice. His sound art works are concerned with the sounds themselves: ways of creating sounds, how sounds inform space, and assembled sound collages rather than song forms.  Past works include the construction of acoustic devices ranging from small instruments to large installations. Michael’s current projects are focused on the recording and performance of electronic music. He has performed both solo and with numerous experimental music groups. He is on the board of the GCEMS and has been a member of the Unity Drummers and Singers since 2005.About NeuzTec:NeuzTec is a festival of experimental sound design and multimedia technology, currently in its 9th edition for 2024.  In addition to this event, NeuzTec will also present live performances from 2pm to 10pm on Saturday, November 16th at Wood Hall (VCM / 900 Johnson; admission is $20 at the door); and workshops on Sunday, November 17th (900 Johnson; FREE).NeuzTec is presented by the Garden City Electronic Music Society and the Victoria Conservatory of Music, and supported by the City of Victoria, the Government of Canada, the Capital Regional District, Open Space Gallery, and Long and McQuade.  

Neuztec 9 Festival

Photo Credit: Jacob Blickenstaff
 Entry for this concert will be at The Victoria Conservatory of Music - 900 Johnson Street. The Balcony is closed for this event.
Local diva and Sharon Jones super-fan Katherine Beckett has assembled a fiery 12-piece band to help pay tribute to the late, great Miss Sharon Jones and her band, the Dap-Kings on what would just about be the 8th anniversary of her untimely passing from pancreatic cancer at the age of 60. While there will never be another Sharon, her memory lives on in her music, and in our memories of the times she graced the stage here at the AGPH.

A Night for Sharon Jones

Senior/Student/Youth

Trinity Western University Volleyball

Adult (Ages 19-64)

Senior (Ages 65+)

TWU Alumni

TWU Staff/Faculty

Youth (Ages 13-18)

Non-TWU Student

Family Pass

Team/Youth Group Pass

Trinity Western University

Wes Barker: Stunt Magician

Date: Friday November 22nd 2024
Time: 7.30pm Doors | 8:00pm Show
Ages: 19+
Venue: Maury Young Arts Centre
Price: General Admission $35

Wes Barker: Stunt Magician is the funniest comedy magic show you could imagine! It's 90 minutes of incredible feats and hilarious tricks. A magician like you've never experienced. You may recognize Wes from his TV show (Big Trick Energy) or other appearances on networks that include America’s Got Talent, Ellen, Syfy, MTV, and Penn & Teller: Fool Us (which he won!). Wes also has numerous viral videos which have gained nearly a billion views across the internet!
“You fooled us!” - Penn & Teller
“Oh my god!! You’re amazing!” - Ellen
“I want to see more!” - Howard Stern
"I love it! Two tickets for me!" - Martin Short
"I had a blast watching you!" - Michael Bublé
Wes Barker has a style that is so personal and energetic, he will have you laughing at a wildly true story one moment and blow your mind the next. He is the true definition of a one-of-kind act. Come see for yourself. Join Wes on a wild and ridiculous ride of amazement, trickery, and moments that leave you thinking WTF?

Maury Young Arts Centre

Wes Barker: Stunt Magician

General Admission (+19)

Arts Whistler

In the fall of 1918, a world ravaged by four years of war was suddenly hit by a mysterious and deadly plague—the “Spanish Flu.” The illness struck not only the young and the elderly, but also people in the prime of their lives, advancing rapidly toward mortality in its victims. This phenomenon in effect brought the terror, the panic, the horror and the sense of helplessness of the Great War home with the returning soldiers—more people died of this epidemic than had been killed in battle throughout the armed conflict.As fear of the dreaded flu begins to fill the town of Unity with paranoia, drastic measures are taken. The town is quarantined in an attempt to keep the illness out. Trains are forbidden to stop, no one can enter, and the borders are sealed. Mail from overseas, feared to be carrying the deadly virus, is gathered and then burned. But when the disease descends upon the town despite their precautions, the citizens begin to turn on each other as they attempt to find a scapegoat for the crisis.Very little has been written about this worldwide calamity which, more than the war itself, destroyed forever the genteel and naive presumptions of European colonial society at the beginning of the twentieth century. Kevin Kerr offers audiences not only an epic chronicle of this forgotten chapter of Canadian history, but a chilling preview of the beginnings of our own new century.The play is a Gothic romance, filled with dark comedy and the desperate embrace of life at the edge of death.

Peninsula Studio Theatre

Unity 1918 by Kevin Kerr

General

Peninsula Productions

Get ready to laugh out loud at Comedy Kitchen, featuring some of the biggest national stars in stand-up! Expect side-splitting humor, quick wit, and hilarious stories that will keep you entertained all night long. Don’t miss this chance to see top comedians live on stage.
 
Doors open at 7:15pm
Show at 8:00pm
 
Chris Griffin: Opener

Think of your wildest story; the one you love to tell people at parties. Chris Griffin has A LOT of them, and his comedy show is the perfect party to share them with you. Having established himself as one of comedy’s most dynamic storytellers, Griffin lives life with reckless abandon both on and off stage – always chasing a crazy new experience. After winning a regional comedy competition a year into his career, he sold his house, quit his job and began touring North America telling jokes.
 
Sophia Johnson: Middle

Sophia Johnson is an actor and comedian from New Zealand. You might have seen her on Netflix’s ‘Ash vs the Evil Dead’,  CW’s ‘legends of tomorrow’ and ‘Nancy Drew’. She worked as a writer for several years on the hit NZ comedy TV show ‘7 Days’. You can hear her on the Just for Laughs originals ‘Best of The West’ album ‘Yee-Haw Hell Yeah’. And See her TV set for the New Wave of Stand Up at Just for Laughs Vancouver on CBC Gem! She also appeared as a guest on TVNZ’s comedy news show ‘The Project’
 
Dave Nystrom: Headliner

Dave Nystrom is an acclaimed comedian who has performed stand up all over the world, including the United Kingdom, and HBO's prestigious US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colorado, He has filmed specials for Comedy Central, HBO, VH1 The Comedy Network and CTV. He's won a Canadian Comedy Award and a Writers Guild Award. Don't miss your chance to see him live in Whistler!
 
 
 
Event Setup: Cocktail tables arranged in front of the stage, allowing guests to sit in small groups of 2-4 people. Tables can also be pulled together for larger groups.
Attire: “Whistler Casual” (anything from jeans and a t-shirt to a gown or suit goes!)
 

Signature Event: Comedy Kitchen

Whistler Cornucopia

Winter Harp - Victoria 
Two concerts this year!
The Matinee is at 3pm with Doors at 2:30pm 
The Evening concert is at 7:30pm with Doors at 7pm. 
Please make sure you select the ticket for the time you wish to attend. Entry for this concert is at The Victoria Conservatory of Music 900 Johnson Street. 
In its 31st year, and as popular today as ever, one of this country’s most joyous annual traditions returns to Victoria this December with two performances! 
Known for sold-out houses and standing ovations, this ensemble is a "must-see" ticket on the holiday calendar. Winter Harp is a joyous concert experience that has captured the spirit of the season, and audience's hearts, for more than three decades. On stage, Winter Harp’s outstanding musicians and singers, clad in beautiful medieval attire, perform a collection of music that ranges from familiar carols to Celtic, medieval and world tunes.
The Alix Goolden theatre sets a gorgeous backdrop for the ensemble's golden Celtic and classical harps, drums, tambourines, temple bells, flutes, and an assortment of beautiful, ancient and rare instruments, including the ethereal-sounding bass psaltery (the only one like it in the world), the organistrum (an early form of the hurdy-gurdy) and the Swedish nyckelharpa. 
For more than 30 years, tens of thousands of people have made Winter Harp their annual tradition -- now that is something to celebrate! Winter Harp . . . Christmas begins here.
Official Website: Winter Harp
Venue Accessibility
The 900 Johnson Street entrance is at ground-level and wheelchair accessible. There is an elevator located on the first floor: as you enter the building go down the ramp to your right and the elevator is on the left at the bottom. Priority seating can be provided at concerts if you have accessibility issues; please contact the Venues Department . Wheelchair accessible restrooms are located on the main floor, beside the lobby in the Reception and Registration area.
 The Balcony is closed for this Event.
 

Winter Harp Victoria 2024

Join us for the opening night of VIFW 2024. Dress in red to remember and celebrate our resilience and strength.
 
We come together wearing red, in honor of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, LGBTQ and two-spirit members of our communities.  As we remember our murdered and missing women and girls, we honour their beauty and strength and celebrate our collective resilience. 

Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Opening Night - Red Dress Event

Regular

Supportive

Supported

Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week

 
On VIFW Night 3, join us in re-imagining an Indigenous Future through bold, visionary streetwear and sportswear.
Indigenous Futurism champions Indigenous sovereignty, creativity, and resilience. At the crossroads of visionary artistic practice, contemporary storytelling, and pop culture, this night envisions a future rooted in Indigenous ways of being and knowing. Experience a celebration of style, identity, and community that’s shaping a new era. Let’s dive into Indigenous streetwear, sportswear, and fashion that redefine what the future holds.

Indigenous Futures

 
Join us for the FINAL night of VIFW as we honour designs infused with the unique spirit of the West Coast.
There is something profoundly special about this land and its people. When we let the land guide us, embracing its beauty and resilience, there’s a power that connects us all. This night celebrates that joy, strength, and unity—showcased through breathtaking designs. Be filled with the spirit of the West Coast, and witness a celebration like no other.

Spirit of the West Coast

 
On Night 2 of VIFW, the runway transforms into a showcase of Indigenous Couture at its finest.This evening celebrates relationships, community, and cultural resurgence in the stunning designs of both emerging designers and fan favourites. Enjoy a unique look into the artistry and heritage woven into each and every design. Experience an unforgettable night of elegance and powerful storytelling, honouring cultural revival through Indigenous excellence and creativity. 

All My Relations

Harbour Event & Convention Centre

COONE

General Admission Tier 1

General Admission Tier 2

General Admission Tier 3

BASSJACKERS

Join KiWe for a relaxing morning of bunny yoga! November 21st 9am-12pm at the AMS Nest Great Hall. 
 
The first two sessions (9am and 10am) will start with 30 minutes of yoga, followed by 30 minutes of bunny therapy. The third session (11am) will just be bunny therapy (no yoga).
 
There are separate tickets for Kin and non-Kin students. Non kin students who buy kin tickets will be turned away. No refunds will be given. Please make sure you buy the correct ticket type for the correct time. 

Kinesiology Undergrad Societ

KUS Bunny Yoga

9am Bunny Yoga - KIN Student

9am Bunny Yoga - NON KIN Student

10 am Bunny Yoga - KIN Student

10am Bunny Yoga - NON Kin student

11am Bunny Therapy (NO YOGA) - Kin student

11am Bunny Therapy (NO YOGA) - non kin student

Kinesiology Undergraduate Society

Digital Motion presents a DEEP, DARK AND DANGEROUS takeover featuring label artists:
TRUTH [Deep, Dark and Dangerous - New Zealand]
https://linktr.ee/truthdubstep
https://www.truthdubstep.com
Listen to their latest EP: https://soundcloud.com/truthdubstep/sets/truth-summer-daze-ep
Sonic architects of songs with an emotional heft as heavy as the subwoofer rupturing basslines that underpin their work, TRUTH are one of New Zealand's finest creative exports. Respected across the globe since inception, TRUTH have as both award winning producers and world-class DJs, cut a clear pathway through the international dubstep scene.
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Chef Boyarbeatz [Deep, Dark and Dangerous, Deadbeats, Manuka Records, Duploc - USA] - Vancouver debut!
https://soundcloud.com/chef_boyarbeatz
Watch his live set at Shambhala Music Festival 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z47g4LkLTWc&t=1097s
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Konka [Digital Motion, Deep Dark and Dangerous, Sleeveless Records - Vancouver]
https://linktr.ee/Konkabass
Support from:
Kellan It [Hi, Society Entertainment - Okanagan]
https://soundcloud.com/kellan-sandhu
https://www.facebook.com/HiSocietyEntertainment
Visuals by INEO STUDIOS
PK Sound will be in place for a proper bass & electronic music experience. Hearing protection is strongly advised. Our high fidelity, reusable ear plugs will be available for purchase at coat check or at our apparel table if you need.
*Harm reduction and extra support will be available via our SAFEculture team all night*
Doors open at 10:00pm sharp! Open and serving up Good vibrations, Bass Heavy beats and drinks until 3am. Plan accordingly, arrive early to avoid the line and to support all of the artists booked on the lineup. 19+ only w/ 2 pieces of valid ID to enter ★ Mature vibes ★ Please respect the venue, your neighbours & party responsibly!
Please read through our code of conduct before buying tickets and attending our events --> https://digitalmotionbc.ca/code-of-conduct
 

The Red Room

Deep Dark & Dangerous w/ Truth, Chef Boyarbeatz, Konka

GA - Tier 2

BOOTH RESERVATION + FAST PASS VENUE ENTRY

GA - Early Bird

GA - Tier 1

Digital Motion BC

UBC BDSA presents to you—Mukhosh: A Masquerade Affair 🎭, the finest Homecoming of 2024!Prepare for an unforgettable night at Mukhosh: A Masquerade Affair 🎭—the UBC Bangladeshi Students' Association’s Homecoming event of the year! Inspired by the landmark 1956 Bangla film Mukh O Mukhosh, this night will blend mystique and cultural celebration, inviting you to embrace the hidden, revel in the present, and connect with our community.
As we welcome you to the evening, our team will set the tone with the theme and excitement for the night ahead. The night will unfold with an array of vibrant performances showcasing music and dance inspired by the richness of Bangladeshi culture. After immersing in our entertainment segment, guests will be treated to a delectable dinner featuring an assortment of beloved South Asian dishes, offering a true taste of home. The evening will end with a lively DJ party, where you’ll have the chance to dance, celebrate, and make memories that bridge cultural connections and community spirit.
DATE📅 and TIME: Sunday November 17th, 6:30 PM - 11:00 PMPLACE📍: Lev Bukhman Theatre Lounge & Performance Theatre, AMS Student NestIt’s going to be the greatest Deshi homecoming, so don’t be a stranger when it’s time to buy tickets—we only want that when it’s time to don our masks ✨.

UBC NEST - Lev Bukhman Lounge

Mukhosh: A Masquerade Affair

Super Early Bird

Early Bird

UBC BDSA 24-25 Members

UBC Students Tier 1

Non-UBC Tier 1

UBC Students Tier 2

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Music is perhaps one of humanity’s oldest medicines, as well as its most universal. Neuroscientist, musician, and bestselling author Daniel J. Levitin reveals how the deep connections between music and the human brain can be harnessed for healing in his extraordinary follow-up to This Is Your Brain on Music—which revolutionized our understanding of the neuroscience of song.
A work of dazzling ideas, cutting-edge research, and joyful celebration of the human mind, I Heard There Was a Secret Chord explores the critical role music has played in human evolution. Long considered the remit of ancient practice and alternative medicine, scientific evidence is emerging that music can offer profoundly effective treatment for a whole host of ailments, from Alzheimer’s to PTSD, depression, pain, and cognitive injury. It is, in short, one of the most remarkably promising new therapies available today.
Discover how music can create profound benefits for those both young and old, as Levitin sits down with André Picard. This event will feature interludes by special musical guests Chor Leoni, the transfixing JUNO Award-nominated Vancouver choir.
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Daniel Levitin 
André Picard
Chor Leoni
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We do our best to make our events low-barrier, accessible experiences for our community. If you have accessibility needs, please reach out to boxoffice@writersfest.bc.ca.
Please visit our website for more information about accessibility at the Vancouver Writers Fest: https://writersfest.bc.ca/accessibility
Accessibility, transit, and parking information for the venue is available here.
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Vancouver Playhouse

Daniel Levitin with Chor Leoni

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IndieFest 2024 presents Alexandra Caprara's ULTRA VIOLETS at Signals Studio at the Centre for Digital Media.If you can't find all performance dates in ticket checkout, click HERE
Two performance dates:Thurs, November 21 | 7:30 PM Fri, November 22 | 7:30 PM
Doors open at 6:45 PM.
Through a physical exploration of the ways queer club culture, plant growth cycles, and sapphic intimacy intersect, ULTRA VIOLETS subverts our expectations of what queer becoming looks like, and depicts this process as cause for celebration. Set within a world that is part greenhouse, part underground dance club, this dance- theatre piece draws on the history of disco and plant life to propose a new perspective on what it means to grow into oneself. Using integrated design, plenty of disco balls, and dirt, we offer a glimpse into this process and ask one question: do you want to dance?
Content and Flashing Light Notice: This performance contains strobing lights throughout, some loud sounds, and brief strong language.
Approx runtime: 50 mins
Ticketing Notes:
If you need accessible seating, please indicate via the checkbox in checkout or contact marketing@reopera.com.
If you are Indigenous, Inuit, or Métis: Contact marketing@reopera.com for access to free tickets.
Getting There:Signals Studio at CDM is accessible by public transportation. It is an 18-minute walk from the Main Street-Science World and a 12-minute walk from VCC-Clark SkyTrain stations, as well as close to the 84 VCC/UBC, 3 Main, 8 Fraser, 19 Kingsway or the 22 Knight St. bus routes.
Parking: There are a dozen hourly/daily stalls available in front of Kafka’s Coffee. Paid hourly/daily/monthly underground parking is available at 565 Great Northern Way in the South Flatz Lot #119. There is very limited paid street parking on Great Northern Way, between Carolina and Thornton Streets.--IndieFest 2024 celebrates it's 5th anniversary, from Nov 15 - 23. View All Festival Events at indiefest.ca
Thank you to our IndieFest 2024 Funders and Community Partners

 

Signals Studio at the Centre for Digital Media

ULTRA VIOLETS

IndieFest | re:Naissance

🎉 Get Ready to Shake It Off at The Roxy! 🎉
Get ready for a night of unforgettable fun on Saturday, November 23rd! Doors open at 7 PM, and our Taylor Swift Dance Party kicks off at 7:30 PM.
Join us for a magical evening where you can dance to all your favorite Taylor hits—from “Shake It Off” to “Cruel Summer.” Whether you’re in your “Fearless” era or channeling your inner “Midnights,” this is the place to be!
Grab your friends, wear your best Taylor-inspired outfit, and let’s create some “Wonderland” memories together. This is your chance to sing, dance, and live out your own “Love Story” under the neon lights!
💖 Don’t miss out—mark your calendars and let’s make this a night to remember at The Roxy! 💖
19+ | Valid ID required
Tickets valid until 9:30 pm
$16
Tickets include entry all night! Party with us & our live house band until 3 am! 

The Roxy Cabaret

Taylor Swift Dance Party

The Dance Centre presents the 14th biennial Dance In Vancouver
DIV Unstructured
Joshua Beamish/MOVETHECOMPANYSALT & Lost Touch
Internationally-acclaimed BC choreographer Joshua Beamish’s SALT examines a not-so-distant future paradox where humanity is starved for fresh water, while drowning in rising sea levels. Performed by seven exceptional dancers, the work explores the acceptance, melancholy and hope inherent in the desire to survive. The program also includes Beamish’s Lost Touch, a solo for Renée Sigouin (Kidd Pivot, Out Innerspace Dance Theatre).

Duration: approx 45 minutes
Accessibility: Performances take place in the Faris Family Studio, our intimate black box theatre space, which is wheelchair-accessible. When booking tickets, patrons who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids should select the ‘accessible’ seat type to ensure seating in the front row which is stair-free: limited spaces available. There are wheelchair-accessible washrooms in the theatre lobby. Please contact us if you require any assistance.

Tickets are available on a sliding scale:
Regular $15 (+$1 facility fee)Supporting $25 (+$1 facility fee)Free! 
Photo: Santa Barbara Dance Theater by David Bazemore

Scotiabank Dance Centre

Dance In Vancouver: Joshua Beamish/MOVETHECOMPANY

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The Dance Centre

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Innovative takes on kitchen staples, from a Canadian culinary icon? Yes, Chef! The Vancouver Writers Fest is delighted to present Matty Matheson—restaurateur, New York Times bestselling author, and executive producer and actor on FX’s The Bear—with a new cookbook that redefines cooking’s iconic trinity: soups,salads, and sandwiches.
This trio makes up so many of our meals, but is rarely given the attention it deserves—until now. Matty Matheson, known for the bold flavours that he shares in his restaurants as well as with his 1.5 million YouTube subscribers, has created a cookbook that will revolutionize how you think of these kitchen basics. He brings his larger-than-life personality to this entertaining evening of laughs, stories, and scrumptious recipes, in conversation with Global News Anchor Sophie Lui.
Tickets come with a pre-signed copy of Matty Matheson: Soups, Salads, Sandwiches, so you can live out your own chef dreams in the kitchen. 
ACCESSIBILITY INFO
We do our best to make our events low-barrier, accessible experiences for our community. If you have accessibility needs, please reach out to info@writersfest.bc.ca.
Please visit our website for more information about accessibility at the Vancouver Writers Fest: https://writersfest.bc.ca/accessibility
Accessibility, transit, and parking information for the venue is available here.
BOX OFFICE INFO
This event is in-person. Details are subject to change. Check out our Box Office Terms for more information.
We offer no exchanges or refunds except if an event is cancelled. Check your order carefully before you click Pay.
Having trouble purchasing a ticket? Showpass support can be reached at 1 (844) 307-7469.
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Djavad Mowafaghian Cinema

Matty Matheson: Soups, Salads, Sandwiches

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Kindustry presents the annual Black Tie Event! Come join us for dinner and a chance to connect with UBC KIN professors, alumni, and other kinesiology-related professionals. 
Learn more about the delegates at ubckus.ca/black-tie-delegates
DETAILS
Open to all UBC Kinesiology students!
When: November 21st, 5:30 - 9:30PM
Where: AMS Great Hall South 
Dress Code: Business-formal attire 
Dinner: A meal will be included with the purchase of your ticket, and will be provided by AMS Catering.
Additional Information:
This event serves as a platform for Kinesiology students to connect with professors, student alumni, and professionals in kinesiology-related fields. It offers students the invaluable opportunity to engage with delegates and learn more about potential career paths. 
Throughout the night, there will be the opportunity for a Q&A to gain further insight on the delegates, table rotations with professionals in career fields of your interest, as well as a dinner portion with casual mingling as dessert is served. 
Grab your best outfit, all your friends, and come enjoy an evening with every ambitious kinner around! 
 
Thank you to our sponsors for supporting this event.

Great Hall of the AMS Student Nest

Black Tie Event 2024

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The Dance Centre presents the 14th biennial Dance In Vancouver
Anya Saugstad: Paper Mountains
Created by the award-winning young choreographer Anya Saugstad, Paper Mountains is a new ensemble work inspired by the concept of fragmentation and disintegration.
The movement is drenched in vigorous and urgent physicality, with a stirring score by Stefan Nazarevich and an innovative visual design.

Duration: 50 minutes.
Includes haze.
Please note that we are unable to admit latecomers.

Accessibility: Performances take place in the Faris Family Studio, our intimate black box theatre space, which is wheelchair-accessible. When booking tickets, patrons who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids should select the ‘accessible’ seat type to ensure seating in the front row which is stair-free: limited spaces available. There are wheelchair-accessible washrooms in the theatre lobby. Please contact us if you require any assistance.


Photo: Bray Jorstad

Dance In Vancouver 2024: Anya Saugstad

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Discover the best events and things to do in Vancouver! Experience the joy of kayaking alongside playful seals, embark on invigorating hikes, and embrace unique yoga sessions. Join the locals in enjoying hilarious stand-up comedy shows that will leave you laughing the night away with friends and family. In Vancouver, laughter and quirky escapades are always in store.

Vancouver, la ville où vous pouvez faire du kayak avec des phoques impertinents, faire de la randonnée en chaussettes et en sandales, et pratiquer le yoga avec des écureuils. Vous pouvez également vous joindre aux habitants pour assister à des spectacles de stand-up et rire toute la nuit avec des amis. À Vancouver, le rire et les aventures originales sont toujours au menu !

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