Events

• Music

Sarah Slean

Citing such diverse influences as Leonard Bernstein, philosophy, Joni Mitchell, Buddhism and Bach, Sarah Slean’s music borrows aspects of cabaret, pop, and orchestral, all knit together by the startling poetry of her lyrics, unique arranging and piano-playing, and that voice, described by the CBC as “a 19th century Kate Bush”.

• Theatre

Opera on a Sunday Afternoon

Experience an enchanting afternoon filled with your favorite operatic arias, duets, and trios, performed by the exceptional young talents from the Burnaby Lyric Opera.

• Music

Jazz Jam

Hosted by the inimitable Cory Weeds of the Cellar Jazz Society, Jazz Jam features a stellar line-up of local jazz musicians in an improvised evening of music. Local musicians invited to play-just sign up when you arrive.

A Perfectly Reasonable Night of Comedy

Step out of the house for an unforgettable evening with Peter Oldring and Pat Kelly (CBC Radio’s This is That) as they reunite with Carolyn Taylor (Baroness von Sketch Show).

• Concert
• Music

Guy Davis

The lyrical storytelling of his songs is evidence of his background in theatre. His storytelling is sometimes painful, deep and real, an earthy contrast to modern-day commercial music, meant to create thought, underlined by gentle tones from his guitar or banjo finger-picking.

• Film
• Music

The Unknown featuring Big Top

A silent horror classic presented with an original live musical score by Big Top.

• Theatre

You Used to Call Me Marie

A love story, a historical epic and a celebration of Métis song and dance, You Used To Call Me Marie… paints the story of Marie Callihoo through generations and time.

• Dance

Ballet BC Annex

Ballet BC Annex is a project led by Canada's leading contemporary dance company.

• Concert
• Music

Aysanabee

A singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, Aysanabee’s music has been variously described as introspective folk, indie-pop-rock, and R&B – but the deep soul in his voice comes through in whatever song he sings.

• Dance

Mosaico

Flamenco, Québécois step dance, African, Latin and urban dances converge in an intricate dialogue of movement, embodying the complexity of cultural identity.