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Enhance your favourite films as you watch them on the big screen, accompanied by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra playing the score. Coming up in the 2026 – 2027 season: October 2 & 3: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in Concert October 30: Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas in
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Experience the unforgettable magic of Come From Away, the award-winning musical that celebrates kindness, compassion, and the remarkable spirit of Newfoundlanders. Based on the true story of the small town of Gander, Newfoundland, the production tells how thousands of stranded airline passengers found comfort and friendship after the events of
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Is there truly just one season for ice cream? Yes, it makes sense to eat ice cream on a hot summer day. But is there anything wrong with a creamy bowl of ice cream alongside a cup of tea or a mug of hot chocolate? I eat ice cream 12
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Have you taken your little ones to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s Kids’ Concerts? The concerts are a great opportunity to successfully introduce children to the world of classical music. The Kids’ Concerts are designed for children aged 4 – 11 years. The concerts are 60 minutes in length and feature
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Splashing the summer away in an outdoor pool should be a part of every kids’ summer.  Some of the cities across Metro Vancouver offer FREE swimming at their outdoor pools, and some offer discounted rates ($2). Most require advance registration, so be sure to check each city site to see
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The Greenheart TreeWalk will spark your adventurous spirit as you navigate suspended walkways and tree platforms high above the forest floor. Located in the heart of the UBC Botanical Garden, the 310m long tree-top canopy walkway hangs from huge Douglas firs, Red cedars, and Grand firs, many of which are
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