The weekend is officially here and it’s time to kick back and relax. Fortunately for those who have yet to make plans, the upcoming days are filled with beer and entertainment.
Culture | Festival Du Blois
It’s the largest francophone festival on the West Coast and it’s coming back this weekend from March 4th to the 6th. Festival du Bois is all about celebrating the French-Canadian culture and honouring their traditions with tons of food and activities.
Food | Try The New Minister of National Deliciousness Burger
Vancouver’s Cannibal Cafe has honoured Minister of National Defence Harjit Sajjan with his very own burger. You’ll need two hands for the burger loaded with a tandoori chicken patty, butter chicken sauce, and pakoras!
Entertainment | Catch A Movie At Vancouver’s First VIP Cinemas
The new theatre is over 56,000 square feet spread across two levels on SW Marine Drive. It’s has a licensed lounge and patio, and features 1,900 seats along with 11 screens.
Concert | Delhi 2 Dublin
Delhi 2 Dublin was a happy accident born out of Vancouver’s Celtic Fest in 2006. Their sound started as an electronic fusion between bhangra beats and Celtic fiddle and has since grown into anything from dub reggae to breakbeats to just straight up happy dance music. Find them at the Commodore Ballroom.
Events | Vancouver International Dance Festival
The 2016 Vancouver International Dance Festival takes place at the Roundhouse, Vancouver Playhouse, and Woodward’s Atrium and features 29 performances (17 free) by artists from BC, Ontario, Quebec, Japan, Sweden, & Cuba.
Art | Family Fuse Weekend At The Vancouver Art Gallery
The Vancouver Art Gallery’s Family FUSE Weekend is where you will meet artists, musicians, dancers, performers, and educators for a weekend filled with family fun! Participate in a range of fun activities, performances, hands-on sessions and explore the groundbreaking exhibition MashUp.