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Are you interested in the art of improvisation? Come learn with us! You'll be taught the basics of improv in this two-hour workshop that's geared toward beginners. Come enjoy a fun, friendly and supportive environment to learn the magic of "Yes, And!"Registration is open 1 week before, Saturday at 6pm. Ages 18+

A two hour improv workshop for beginners!

Improv for Beginners

The Improv Centre

In collaboration with Netflix, Secret City presents a one-of-a-kind Murder Mystery Dinner experience. Set in the captivating and thrilling universe of the Knives Out film series, this immersive event will have you on the edge of your seats as you and your team work to uncover the truth.

Murder Mystery Dinner with food based puzzles and live actors hosted at Glowbal, Vancouver

The Perfect Bite, A Dinner Experience Inspired by Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

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Tired of going with the flow? Do you want to have some choice in this crazy world? You got it! Come join us for a night where our audience gets to pick the who, what and where of our scenes by drawing cards, shouting suggestions and writing inspirations! It’s all up to you. Plus, Happy Hour is all night! Happy Choose-day!

The audience gets to define our scenes by drawing cards, shouting suggestions and writing inspirations in this weekly show!

Choose-Day

Catch Vancouver’s finest up and coming improv performers in back-to-back Sunday showcases! Catch one team for the first half and a different team for the second.All tickets are $10 and Happy Hour is all night long!3 Team LOL-A-PALOOZA on October 20th!Starting November 10thSundaysDoors at 6:30pm | Show at 7:30pm PG – Some material may not be suitable for some audiences.

Catch Vancouver’s finest up and coming improv performers in back-to-back Sunday showcases! 

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Vancouver Opera is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its 65th season with a dazzling production of Johann Strauss II's Die Fledermaus. This operatic masterpiece, filled with wit, charm, and unforgettable melodies, will set the stage for an extraordinary season of performances. Die Fledermaus, a comic operetta, is synonymous with opulence, laughter, and revelry. Its story revolves around a grand masquerade ball, making it the perfect choice for celebrating Vancouver Opera’s impressive milestone. The production will bring the festive atmosphere to life with a stunning cast of international and local talents, breathtaking sets, and lavish costumes. Ashlie Corcoran returns to direct her second Vancouver Opera season opener in a row, having helmed the fantastical Magic Flute in 2023, while Vancouver Opera Music Director Jacques Lacombe is conducting this high-spirited score which he has performed in past seasons in many major opera house including the Metropolitan Opera and the Monte Carlo Opera.

Vancouver Opera Kicks Off 65th Season with a  Spectacular Production of Johann Strauss' Die Fledermaus

Vancouver Opera Kicks Off 65th Season with a  Spectacular Production of Die Fledermaus

Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Vancouver’s leading pregnancy, baby and toddler event, The Baby Show Vancouver, returns to Canada Place, running November 2 and 3. Shop 100’s of brands from national and local retailers showcasing the latest must-haves for parents, while indulging in free samples and hearing from the country’s top parenting experts. From car seat safety to babywearing, sleep routines to perinatal and postpartum support, The Baby Show Vancouver offers parents the chance to dive head first into the parenting world. Brands participating at the show this fall include TJ’s The Kiddie Store, Ergo Baby, Pampers, Aveeno Baby, Zarbee’s, Peg Perego, Wonderfold, Clek, Munchkin, Ddrops, Nest Designs, Stonz, Paume, Quark and Embark. Tickets are available now via thebabyshows.com.The Baby Show Vancouver offers visitors peace of mind, with everything they need for their little one under one roof. Attendees can shop the latest baby products, enjoy exciting giveaways and discounts, indulge in complimentary on-site massages, and ask their pressing questions to expert speakers and exhibitors. Parents can also look forward to meet and greet sessions with the beloved character Bluey, taking place Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 3 pm.The Baby Show Vancouver runs Saturday, November 2 and Sunday, November 3 at Canada Place, East Facility, Hall B. Tickets are on sale now at thebabshows.com.When:      Saturday, November 2, 2024 – 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday, November 3, 2024 – 10:00 AM – 5:00 PMWhere: Canada Place, East Facility, Hall B, 999 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC, V6C 3E2Admission:   General (12+): $15.00Child (5-11): $10.00Infant (0-4): FREEPurchase Tickets: For a smooth purchase experience, we encourage you to buy your tickets online in advance.<ul><li>Promo Code: Save $5 off the general admission ticket price with a customized promo code available for online sales only. Contact info@thebabyshows.com for your code. Note: No discounts will be available at the door. You must buy tickets online in order to redeem savings.</li></ul>Parking/Transport:<ul><li>Underground parking is available for a fee at Canada Place</li><li>Canada Place is easily accessible via public transit</li></ul>SHOW HIGHLIGHTS:Embark Seminar Stage – Stop by to hear leading local and national parenting experts speak on a variety of topics ranging from what parents need to know about car seat safety, babywearing and how to attain some much-needed sleep. All speakers are also available for question and answer periods after their talks. Massage Area – Designed for both prenatal and postnatal massage, West Coast College of Massage Therapy will be on hand to give you some relief. Massage can help you sleep better and can also reduce fluid retention and swelling. Stop by and receive a complimentary massage both days of the showAveeno Baby Photowall – Strike a pose in front of the eye-catching Aveeno Baby-branded photowall and take home a special full size sample!Sample Area – Exclusive product giveaways from the: Egg Board, Pampers, MAM baby, Love Child Organics, Skip The Dishes &amp; more. Plus, 3,000 reusable bags provided by Ddrops are available at the door to fill with free shopping samples and new products. Meet and Greet – Bring your little ones for a meet and greet with Bluey on Saturday and Sunday. Sponsored by Pampers.SPEAKER HIGHLIGHTS:Holly Choi, Child Safety Expert from Safe Beginnings First AidTopic: Car Seat Safety Holly Choi will discuss the common car seat mistakes she helps families resolve on a regular basis, and how to avoid them; so you can ensure your little one is riding safe and sound.Missy Morrison Charko, Certified Pediatric Sleep Sense™ Consultant and Founder of “Say Yes to the Rest Pediatric Sleep Consulting”Topic: From Bump to Baby: How to Achieve Healthy Sleep for You and Your Little OneMissy will be sharing her essential tips on how to help your little one take restful naps and achieve the necessary, quality sleep to support their growth and development throughout the night.Makita Wiggins, Registered Clinical CounsellorTopic: The Pre Before PostpartumMakita is a mom of two little ones and has been navigating the plethora of emotions that comes with parenting. She understands the complications that come with perinatal and postpartum and looks forward to supporting more moms through this process. Hannah Fairman, Babywearing Educator and ConsultantTopic: Intro to BabywearingHannah is passionate about assisting families in mastering the art of comfortable and confident babywearing. Her talk will cover the benefits of babywearing, different types of baby carriers, safety guidelines for babywearing, and practical demonstrations on how to properly use and adjust carriers. It will also cover the physiological and emotional bonding aspects of babywearing.Visit www.thebabyshows.com for a full speaker schedule. For the latest updates on The Baby Show, follow us on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Tag us with the hashtag #BabyShowVAN and #BabyShowBC to share your experience. Plus, never miss contests and deals when you sign up for The Baby Show Newsletter!

Enjoy Vancouver’s top pregnancy and parenting event! Engage with experts, shop must-haves, unlock discounts, and enjoy free samples!

Fall Baby Show Vancouver

Canada Place

Get ready for an evening of discovery, shopping, and fun at our exciting community market, taking place from 4-9 PM at The Pipe Shop Venue at The Shipyards, North Vancouver. With over 65 diverse vendors showcasing everything from food and unique homewares to arts and crafts, stylish clothing, pet care essentials, and trendy accessories, there’s something for everyone!Be one of the first 20 attendees and receive $15 in market cash to spend at any vendor booth, plus a $15 gift card for our online marketplace. Throughout the event, you can also participate in our exclusive giveaway for a chance to win prizes, adding even more excitement to your night.Whether you’re looking to shop local, find unique gifts, or simply enjoy a lively community atmosphere, our market is the perfect way to spend your Friday evening. Don’t miss out—bring your friends, support small businesses, and enjoy all that our vibrant market has to offer!

Join Us for a Vibrant Fall Market at the Pipe Shop Venue on Friday, November 8th!

Vanyoo Fall Market 

The Pipe Shop Venue at The Shipyards 

DanceSport BC is proud to announce our 2024 SnowBall Classic. This year it will be held from November 9th to 10th 2024 and we would like to invite you to join us in celebrating our 33rd year running the most exclusive dance competition event in Vancouver BC. Come and celebrate the artistry and athleticism of dancesport and a fresh, engaging experience with our community.  If there is a wonderful ballroom dance competition to attend, it will be the Snowball Classic. Held at the South Hall Event Centre in Vancouver, BC, just 15 minutes from the Vancouver International Airport. Venue offers complimentary parking.SnowBall Classic has been a Vancouver tradition since 1989. This year promises a powerful lineup of intriguing International Open Standard and Latin Championships. Come and experience a captivating night of dance featuring World Ranking dancers from around the world. Tickets are available at https://dancesportbc.simpletix.ca/, follow us on social media and stay tuned for more updates!

DanceSport BC is proud to announce the 33rd Annual 2024 SnowBall Classic ballroom dance competition, a Vancouver tradition since 1989.

33rd Annual SnowBall Classic

South Hall Event Centre

An End-of-a-Lifetime Immersive Journey into Purgatory ParadiseGuests of 'The Last Resort' were passengers of a cruise ship that sailed into the Bermuda Triangle in 1971 and was never heard from again.You arrive at a destination that wasn’t on the itinerary – ‘The Last Resort’ is lavishly appointed and seems to promise endless tropical luxuries, but you'll quickly come to discover there’s no obvious way to leave. Your every need will be tended to by the mysterious staff: Mr. Temperance, the host at the Hereafter Bar, the Queen of Cups, a winsome mixologist always ready to lend an ear, Death, the beautiful showgirl who stars at the Limbo Lounge, and many other friendly faces. Judgement. The Magician. The Lovers. The Devil.Seize the opportunity to embark on our mind-altering journey through tropical splendour to your final reward. Linger in the moonlight with a haunted lover, attend a sultry cabaret performance with Death as the star, cherish a private moment with a magical guide, take part in an eerie game show, or dance in the arms of a doomed storyteller whispering secrets into your ear.Welcome.The Last Resort is an immersive theatrical experience as imagined by the award-winning mind behind such Vancouver-based immersive shows as 'Slumber Here', 'Alice in Glitterland', and 'The Neverland Night Circus', alongside a team of professional artists, writers, dancers, actors, magicians, costumers, and themed entertainment designers.  Join us on this one-of-a-kind journey through a purgatory paradise exploring themes of change, choice, mortality, and growth. Weaving the Tarot arcana throughout the story allows audience members to interact with their fates directly, and guests are invited to choose their level of participation, denoted by a colored lei placed around their necks as they're welcomed into the Hereafter.The two-hour experience leads audience members through an exploration of death and the process of self-actualization as seen through the eyes of guests of a tropical party resort in the early 1970s. The story unfolds through an awe-inspiring blend of sensual choreography, vintage exotica soundtrack, three themed bars with cocktails crafted just for The Last Resort, and several rooms of lushly-detailed atmosphere.Every stay at The Last Resort is a unique experience, as every guest is encouraged to explore, observe, follow and interact with the resort staff as they please. Partake in resort activities, eavesdrop on private conversations and intimate moments, or linger at the Hereafter Bar and let the old souls spin you a tall tale or two. It’s your Afterlife.thelastresortvancouver.comfairlith.com

Guests of this End-of-a-Lifetime immersive trip into Purgatory Paradise are cruise ship passengers lost in the Bermuda Triangle in 1971.

The Last Resort - Immersive Theatre in Vancouver

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A bakery owner says she’s become increasingly infuriated by some customers after they mistreated staff members. Lisa Beecroft says about 35% of her staff at Gabi & Jules self-identify as having a disability. Having such a diverse team has always been an important factor to the business, Beecroft told Daily Hive, as they pride themselves on being inclusive and “rooted in kindness.”

The customer is not always right: BC bakery says staff with disabilities increasingly mistreated

The Christmas Store at Potters is back for its 20th year of delighting shoppers with its opulent holiday displays and festive fun.

One of Canada's largest Christmas stores reopens less than an hour from Vancouver

A Vancouver home subject to a court-ordered sale saw the initial asking price plummet dramatically. According to Zealty, 3998 Granville Street was previously sold in 2006 for $1,218,000.

Asking price drops by $17M in court-ordered Vancouver home sale

It’s been two years since Menya Itto, the cult ramen brand hailing from Japan, opened its first North American location in Vancouver. Today, the restaurant shared that it will shut down its Robson Street outpost and withdraw from the Canadian market altogether. When it launched in Vancouver in 2022, it was the number-one-rated, most famous shop in Tokyo. With that acclaim came tons of hype prior to the opening. The 1,800 sq ft space launched with 32 seats and eight more at its counter. Design features included Mount Fuji-inspired artwork, custom wooden tables, and a square-shaped communal table highlighted by a stunning tree centrepiece. Known for its light, smooth broth that is slowly simmered for 12 hours, Menya Itto is widely known as the “King of Tsukemen.” So, with all this buzz, why didn’t it work out for Menya Itto here in Vancouver? Owners say it’s simple: the “dark economic period” brought on by the pandemic and a significant delay in its opening (originally slated to launch in 2020, two years before it would eventually open). Menya Itto shared a full statement on its social media and also noted that it won’t be speaking further on the closure/market departure. You’ve still got until the closing date, November 15, to head in for some of these famous noodles before they leave Canada for good. Vancouver is known for its abundance of delicious ramen spots. Are you sad to see this one go? Let us know in the comments.

Menya Itto to close in Vancouver and leave the Canadian market

The Vancouver Canucks had their annual Halloween party, and the costumes this year were on another level. Players dressed up as everything from superheroes to TV characters, and it’s clear a lot of time and effort went into some of the outfits.

Canucks had their Halloween party and players went ALL OUT

SkyTrain’s oldest cars, dating back to the 1980s and early 1990s, are now officially entering retirement, and the hope now is that some of these cars can be repurposed and relocated to commemorate their historical use on Metro Vancouver’s rapid transit network.

TransLink seeking ideas for reusing old SkyTrain cars entering retirement

A video of someone trying to turn on to a busy Vancouver street has sparked a conversation about safety concerns in the area.

"Painful" turning video prompts concern over busy Vancouver street

October 3 was Summer and Chip Wilson Day, an official City of Vancouver proclamation, which came the day after the first of a few controversial election signs were erected in front of his property.

"WOW": Vancouver honoured Chip Wilson and some aren't happy

The University of British Columbia has an interactive cost calculator that lets students plan their first-year budget, and the difference between the costs for domestic and international students is eye-opening.

UBC's cost calculator shows jaw-dropping tuition difference for international and domestic students

A crane knocked over a shipping container at a Vancouver freight terminal Friday morning, and the falling metal box almost landed on a truck driver waiting below.

Shipping container falls and nearly crushes driver in scary Vancouver accident

It’s beginning to look a lot like winter on Vancouver’s mountains as local ski hills gear up for a busy season. Grouse Mountain and Mount Seymour have updated outdoor enthusiasts with snow reports showing fresh powder overnight.

Vancouver mountains get fresh snow as ski season approaches

A BC strata was the target of legal action because a homeowner was charged a fee for a feature he couldn’t use. Werner Suter is the co-owner of a strata unit. He told the BC Civil Resolution Tribunal that he was being charged a fee for geothermal heating and cooling expenses even though some units, including his, aren’t equipped with geothermal systems.

BC strata ordered to stop charging owner for feature he can't use

With the Senakw high-density rental housing project in Vancouver now well underway in its construction ascent, the Squamish Nation is increasingly turning its attention toward identifying how to realize new major developments at its other reserves.

Squamish Nation outlines possible land use concepts for North Shore reserves

It’s been a hard few months for Vancouver Canucks forward Dakota Joshua. The 28-year-old’s world was flipped upside down when he was shockingly diagnosed with testicular cancer last summer. He’s now recovered fully, but the journey wasn’t without speed bumps.

Canucks' Joshua opens up on cancer diagnosis: "It's been a tough road"

Vancouver Canucks players weren’t the only ones that went all out for Halloween this year. So did Fin, the Canucks’ mascot, who rocked a custom Deadpool costume at Wednesday’s game. Fin was dressed up as Ryan Reynolds’ character in the 2016 film, so the Canucks reached out to the Vancouver native to see what he thought of the Halloween costume.

Ryan Reynolds gives nerdy reply to Canucks mascot's costume

Keep your wallet in your pocket this November with our list of 25 free and inexpensive events happening in Vancouver this month.

More than 20 FREE and cheap things to do in Vancouver this November

Enjoy the suite life this fall with Delta Hotels by Marriott Vancouver Downtown Suites! Make the most of your Vancouver stay with spacious suites, central downtown location, and unique restaurant & bar, Stock & Supply.

15 fun things to do in Vancouver this weekend: November 1 to 3

When you’re in a position to try a new restaurant in Vancouver, deciding where to go can be tricky. We’re incredibly spoiled for choice in this city, with longstanding culinary staples and tantalizing new spots popping up left, right, and centre.

New Vancouver Restaurants: 12 fresh spots to try in and around the city

With just about every NHL team holding their annual Halloween parties this week, fans have seen some pretty great costumes.

NHL player under fire for offensive Halloween costume

Owning a home in Canada isn’t cheap, but luckily, there are tax credits and benefits that can help you get some extra cash to maintain your dream home.

5 tax incentives Canadian homeowners should take advantage of

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