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Vetta presents a remarkable artistic collaboration: violist Jacob van der Sloot, a Vetta favourite and his musical family take on the Vetta stage with Dvořák and Brahms’ beloved string sextets. Soaring melodies. Lush harmonies. Chamber m
“In order to transform into something new, you have to let go of what you were, and not knowing what it will be like in the new version of you can feel like you’re exiled and displaced in your own skin,” says Calgary artist, Meghann
The Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival features over 100 arts and culture events from October 30 to November 7. 

Guided by the theme, Belonging, the festival gathers to share music, poetry, theatre, ceremony, films, dance, readings, art ta
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Circle Craft Holiday Market, Western Canada’s largest craft sale, returns to the Vancouver Convention Centre from November 11 to 15, featuring handmade gems from 315+ Canadian craftspeople. 

Sip and snack while you shop quality goods
Halloween at the Polygon takes a trip back to the era of slasher flicks and aerobics, October 31. 

The 1980s-themed party includes a free-play arcade, a pop-up tattoo parlour, and live performances by Trauma Novelle, Reveal Yourself, and Devours.
In new Electric Company Theatre play, premiering at the Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival, real grief over his sister mixes with fictional elements and age-old myth. 

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