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Dream Cuisines program helps newcomer refugee women share their culture through food ventures
Dream Cuisines program helps newcomer refugee women share their culture through food ventures

Flavours of Hope is partnering with Coho Collective to help women build business—and community—through their culinary knowledge and traditions

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CULINARYGail JohnsonApril 21, 2021culinary, Flavours of Hope, Coho Commissary, refugee, Vancouver food
Stir Cheat Sheet: 5 free movies to screen in celebration of National Canadian Film Day, April 21
Stir Cheat Sheet: 5 free movies to screen in celebration of National Canadian Film Day, April 21

Christopher Plummer, warped sci-fi time travel, a Winnipeg fable, and much more

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SCREENStir VancouverApril 21, 2021VIFF, The Cinematheque, NFB, Vancouver Jewish Film Festival, Whistler Film Festival
VIDF web series spotlights dance artist Josh Martin, whose solo livestreams April 29 to May 1
VIDF web series spotlights dance artist Josh Martin, whose solo livestreams April 29 to May 1

Company 605 performer-choreographer explores what contains us, internally and externally

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DANCEStir VancouverApril 20, 2021Partner Content, VIDF
From Bordeaux to B.C.: Roche Wines is a family affair with French savoir faire
From Bordeaux to B.C.: Roche Wines is a family affair with French savoir faire

Based on the Naramata Bench, Dylan and Pénélope Roche draw on a family winemaking history that dates back to the French Revolution

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CULINARY, WINEGail JohnsonApril 20, 2021Culinary, Wine, BC wine, BC wineries
Pictures of the Year exhibition focuses on social unrest, daily life during COVID-19 at Pendulum Gallery, to April 23
Pictures of the Year exhibition focuses on social unrest, daily life during COVID-19 at Pendulum Gallery, to April 23

The annual event showcases extraordinary images of 2020 captured by members of News Photographers Association of Canada

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ART & DESIGNGail JohnsonApril 19, 2021Capture Photography Festival, NPAC, photography, Pendulum Gallery, Capture, What's Stirring
Theatre artist Derek Chan stages a lament for Hong Kong in multifaceted yellow objects
Theatre artist Derek Chan stages a lament for Hong Kong in multifaceted yellow objects

Via digital stories and an installation at the Firehall Arts Centre, the rice & beans theatre artist reconnects with home

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THEATREJanet SmithApril 19, 2021rice and beans theatre, FIREHALL, Firehall Arts Centre
Vancouver International Wine Festival, Bard on the Beach team up for virtual wine auction
Vancouver International Wine Festival, Bard on the Beach team up for virtual wine auction

Rare wines, getaways, and Bard-themed experiences are up for online bidding to benefit both local fests

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CULINARY, WINEGail JohnsonApril 19, 2021culinary, wine, Bard on the Beach, Vancouver International Wine Festival
Verses Festival of Words celebrates poetry and more virtually, April 22 to May 1
Verses Festival of Words celebrates poetry and more virtually, April 22 to May 1

Performances, workshops, masterclasses, and music merge in the online fest

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FESTS, READ, WHAT'S STIRRINGGail JohnsonApril 19, 2021Verses, fests, spoken word, What's Stirring
2021 Reel 2 Real International Film Festival for Youth focuses on interactivity, featuring virtual workshops in animation
2021 Reel 2 Real International Film Festival for Youth focuses on interactivity, featuring virtual workshops in animation

The festival is virtual for 2021, with jury selections happening April 24

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FESTS, SCREENStir VancouverApril 19, 2021Reel to Real Film Festival, R2R Film Festival
Filmmaker Jennifer Abbott marks Earth Day with climate-crisis talk, via VIFF April 20 at 1 pm
Filmmaker Jennifer Abbott marks Earth Day with climate-crisis talk, via VIFF April 20 at 1 pm

The director’s moving The Magnitude of All Things screens all month via VIFF Connect

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SCREENJanet SmithApril 19, 2021VIFF
For Ramadan, Tayybeh's all-female team of Syrian chefs creates takeout iftar
For Ramadan, Tayybeh's all-female team of Syrian chefs creates takeout iftar

The Vancouver-based social enterprise cooks up a multicourse meal to mark the holy month

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CULINARYGail JohnsonApril 18, 2021culinary, Tayybeh, Ramadan, food, Syrian food, Syrian cuisine
Stir Q&A: In Hiromi Goto's new graphic novel, Shadow Life, the older Asian woman is a fierce queer hero
Stir Q&A: In Hiromi Goto's new graphic novel, Shadow Life, the older Asian woman is a fierce queer hero

The local writer draws inspiration from her own grandmother for her book, which is illustrated by Ann Xu

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READGail JohnsonApril 17, 2021Hiromi Goto, Read, Books, BC authors, BC books, graphic novels, queer fiction
Stirred, Not Shaken: The Bar Cart boxes a pandemic-era success story out of cocktail kits
Stirred, Not Shaken: The Bar Cart boxes a pandemic-era success story out of cocktail kits

The Vancouver company ups people’s happy hour at home

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CULINARY, DRINKGail JohnsonApril 17, 2021culinary, cocktail kits, Cocktails, The Bar Cart
Stir Q&A: olive theory's Stefan Nazarevich and Shion Skye Carter talk piano wires, DIY, and hardware synthesizersd
Stir Q&A: olive theory's Stefan Nazarevich and Shion Skye Carter talk piano wires, DIY, and hardware synthesizersd

The Vancouver multidisciplinary duo draws from their expertise in music and dance

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DANCE, MUSICStir VancouverApril 17, 2021olive theory
Dance review: Ballet BC goes from fluid to fierce in REACHING U's strikingly shot double bill
Dance review: Ballet BC goes from fluid to fierce in REACHING U's strikingly shot double bill

The troupe shows its versatilty to striking effect in GARDEN and Bedroom Folk

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DANCEJanet SmithApril 16, 2021BALLET BC
Works by Stan Douglas, Jack Shadbolt, Gordon Smith, Dana Claxton, and more are on the auction block at Audain Art Museum fundraiser
Works by Stan Douglas, Jack Shadbolt, Gordon Smith, Dana Claxton, and more are on the auction block at Audain Art Museum fundraiser

Chief curator Curtis Collins is just a little bit excited about the artworks on offer at the Illuminate Gala & Auction

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ART & DESIGNGail JohnsonApril 16, 2021art and design, Audain Art Museum, Audain, Stan Douglas, Jack Shadbolt, Gordon Smith, Dana Claxton, Whistler, Tiko Kerr
Co.ERASGA opens the virtual doors to a Spring Studio Salon, April 17 and 18 at 5 pm
Co.ERASGA opens the virtual doors to a Spring Studio Salon, April 17 and 18 at 5 pm

Tin Gamboa, Salome Nieto, Jeanette Kotowich, and Sammy Chien make for a diverse, boundary-pushing program

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DANCEJanet SmithApril 16, 2021Co.ERASGA, livestream
VIFF Connect brings a world of Oscar-nominated shorts to home screens to April 29
VIFF Connect brings a world of Oscar-nominated shorts to home screens to April 29

Take part in an Oscars Voting Survey for a chance to win a Silver VIFF+ membership

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SCREENStir VancouverApril 16, 2021Partner Content, VIFF
Laugh Wild's Nina Wilder learns to laugh through ever-shifting pandemic regulations
Laugh Wild's Nina Wilder learns to laugh through ever-shifting pandemic regulations

From online “Comedy Snacks” to microphone covers, producer-comedian has navigated a new world of obstacles

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COMEDYStir VancouverApril 15, 2021Laugh Wild Comedy
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra ChamberFest offers an intimate virtual experience
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra ChamberFest offers an intimate virtual experience

The online concert series kicks off with a free livestream of Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet, featuring Jeanette Jonquil

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MUSICGail JohnsonApril 15, 2021music, VSO, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
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