5 things to do in Vancouver today, Monday July 18

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It’s Monday and it’s time to beat those post-weekend blues. This week, there’s tons going on the city, so let’s started!

Here are 5 things to do in Vancouver today, from eight and a half inches of comedy to a bullfighting Snow White.

What: Every Monday pro comics from all over North America perform at Eight 1/2 Restaurant Lounge. $3.50 beers, and only $5 cover. This Monday’s lineup includes headliner Eddie Della Siepe, Jordan Ducharme, Fatima Dhowre and more!
Where: Eight 1/2 Restaurant Lounge – 151 East 8th Ave, Vancouver
When: Monday, July 18, from 9 pm to midnight

What: “Soulful, passionate, heartfelt rock” is the perfect description of Chris Witoski’s music. With influences ranging from The Beatles to Nirvana, there is always something that appeals to even the toughest of audiences.
Where: Dubh Linn Gate – 1601 Main St, Vancouver
When: Monday, July 18, at 6 pm

What: A chance to find out more and tell the City what you think about its plans for Grandview-Woodland area, stretching from Broadway to Burrard Inlet, and from Clark Drive to Nanaimo Street, with Commercial Drive at its heart.
Where: WISE Hall – 1882 Adanac Street, Vancouver
When: Monday, July 18, from 11 am to 2pm
More info: On vancouver.ca, totally free

What: Some of Vancouver’s most celebrated theatre makers and industry professionals take you behind the scenes into their fascinating worlds, in a panel discussion exploringwhat it takes to bring Shakespeare from “the page to the stage.”
Where: Vanier Park – 1000 Chestnut St, Vancouver
When: Monday, July 18, at 7 pm
Tickets: From Bard On The Beach, $15 adults, $10 students

What: A wildly imaginative re-invention of the fairy tale Snow White, in which our heroine is the daughter of an injured bullfighter with talents in the ring herself. Part of a VIFF series entitled B&W By Design: Monochrome Movies in the Colour Era.
Where: VIFF Vancity Theatre – 1181 Seymour Street, Vancouver
When: Monday, July 18, at 6:30 pm
Tickets: On VIFF, $12 full price, $10 for students