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July 1, 2001
Canada Day and Annual Salmon Festival at
Steveston, Richmond; (604) 664-9203.
July 1, 2001
Canada Day Celebration at Richmond Park
(in Burnaby, behind Eastburn Community Centre), starts at 11:00 am; (604)
525-1671.
July 1, 2001
Canada Day at Canada Place, Vancouver;
July 1, 2001
Canada Day at the Langley Centennial Museum;
Celebrate Canada's Birthday with old-fashioned picnic style activities.
Entertainment, activities and demonstrations will provide something for
the whole family. Free admission into the Fort. For more information (604)
888-3922.
July 1, 2001
Canada Day Celebration at Langley Municipal
Airport; Clowns, pony rides and a petting zoo are just a couple of things
for the kids to do. For the adults there is parachuting, balloon rides
and citizenship ceremonies. Also a continuous stage show and fireworks.
For more information (604) 534-7330;
July 1, 2001
Canada Day Celebrations at Centennial Park,
Abbotsford; (604) 859-3134.
July 1, 2001
Canada Day Craft Fair at Waterfront Park,
North Vancouver; (604) 988-6844.
July 1, 2001
North Shore Canada Day Parade & Pancake
Breakfast at Grand Blvd. Park, North Vancouver; (604) 984-6097.
July 1, 2001
Dominion Day (free admission) at Burnaby
Village Museum; (604) 293-6500.
July 1, 2001
Canada Day Celebrations at the Squamish
Pavilion, Official ceremonies, children races, canine demonstrations, birthday
cup cake, face painting; (604) 892-9244.
July 1, 2001
Celebrate Canada Day with free admission
at the Vancouver Maritime Museum! (604) 257-8300.
July 1 - 8, 2001
Greek Summer Festival 2001: The Greek Community
of East Vancouver invites you to come "Live a Day the Greek Way." Greek
Orthodox Community of East Vancouver, 4541 Boundary Rd, Vancouver; (604)
438-6432.
July 5 - 14, 2001
Dancing on the Edge Festival: Firehall Arts
Centre, Vancouver's ten-day dance festival featuring dance works from across
Canada and the USA; (604) 689.0926.
July 6, 2001
7 - 9pm Evenings in Edgemont Concert series
at the corner of Highland & Edgemont, Edgemont Village, North Vancouver;
(604) 990-3841.
July 6, 2001
7 - 9pm Concerts in the Cove series at Panorama
Park, Deep Cove, North Vancouver; (604) 990-3841.
July 6 - 7, 2001
Abbotsford Berry Festival: This celebration
of local strawberry, raspberry and blueberry products, transforms the downtown
area into a lively Festival setting. Continuous entertainment, bingo, children's
rides, fishing pond, local crafts and luscious market style foods, stage
and street entertainment; (604) 850-6547.
July 6 - 7, 2001
Tour de Delta Cycling Race: The Tour de
Delta, designated the 4th race in Cycling BC's BC Cup Road Series, will
feature four events: a hill climb, road race, twilight criterium and mayor's
rally. Boundary Bay Regional Park, Delta; (604) 952-3545.
July 6 - 8, 2001
World Cup Mountain Biking Championships
at Grouse Mountain. This triple World Cup will feature all three disciplines:
cross-country, downhill and dual; (604) 980-9311.
July 6 - 15, 2001
Harrison Festival of the Arts: This celebration
of world music, theatre, dance, and visual arts features over 200 international,
national and regional artists and performers. Harrison Hot Springs. (604)
796-3664.
July 7, 2001
Vikings Day: Celebrate the history of the
Vikings with crafts, demonstrations, music and the launch of an authentic
Viking ship constructed by the BC Viking Ship Project, a cultural project
of Norwegian House Society and the Scandinavian Community Centre Society
in Burnaby; (604) 257-8300.
July 7, 2001
The Shoe Garden - for families with children
aged 5-7: Old shoes never smelled so good! Bring a retired shoe or low-cut
boot and turn it into a whimsical plant container for your yard or balcony;
(604) 257-8669.
July 7, 2001
11 am at the Lost Lagoon Nature House for
3-6 year olds - CRABS. Don't be crabby - we have a crab story, activity
and craft about crabs! Meet a hermit crab in person. $2 for non-members,
free for members; (604) 257-8544.
July 7, 2001
Reptile and Extraordinary Animal Pet Fair
at the Poirer Community Centre, Coquitlam, Buy exotic animals and products
from local hobbyists. Learn about these animals and their care. Learn about
native wildlife and conservation. Have a fun, hands-on experience with
reptiles
July 7, 2001
Squamish Lantern Festival Procession, Music,
procession, bon fire, lantern viewing, and storytelling. Great for families
and friends of all ages; (604) 898-9794.
July 7, 2001
Children's Nature Story & Craft. Hear
a tale and make a craft to take home. Saturday at 11 am is Nature Story
& Craft time at the Lost Lagoon Nature House for children aged 3-6.
Our storyteller tells an interactive story about local wildlife and the
children make a craft to take home. A fun way to learn about local plants
and animals! $2/Public, Free/Members. Parents free. Stanley Park Ecology
Society Summer Programs. Pre-registration (257-8544) is recommended.
July 7 - 8, 2001
The Norwesters Track Club's Trevor Craven
Memorial Track and Field Meet at Swanguard Stadium, Central Park, Burnaby;
(604) 929-7029.
July 7 - 8, 2001
5th Annual Mamquam Whitewater Festival,
Squamish; (604) 898-5498.
July 7 - 8, 2001
6th Annual See to Sky Mountain Bike Trail
Ride fro D'Arcy to Whistler, Whistler to Squamish; (604) 730-1247.
July 7 - 8, 2001
Best of the West Antique Expo: BC's largest
antique show, Tradex Centre, Abbotsford; 1-800-667-0619.
July 7 - 8, 2001
Squamish Nation North Vancouver War Canoe
Races, Ambleside Park, West Vancouver; (604) 980-4553.
July 7 - 15, 2001
Harrison Festival of the Arts, The 23rd
Annual Harrison Festival of the Arts presents musical, literary and cultural
events. Along with Exhibits, Arts & Crafts Market and Children's Day,
the Festival presents evening performances at Harrison Hall, Harrison Hot
Springs (604) 681-2771.
July 8, 2001
Demolition Derby at the Agrifair grounds,
Abbotsford; (604) 589-4105.
July 8, 2001
Latin Pop at Lonsdale Quay: Picante 2 pm
- 4 pm, also miniature golf 10 am - 5 pm, (604) 985-6261.
July 8, 2001
Obon Festival Vancouver Buddhist Church,
Oppenheimer Park, Vancouver;
July 8, 2001
2-4 pm at the Stanley Park Pavilion. Wander
in a Wetland. Explore the bugs at Beaver Creek. Participate in a pond dip
and learn about the importance of our wetlands. All ages. $5/child, $3/members.
Parents free. Hands-on Family Workshops are geared toward all ages and
aim to provide families with 2 hours of fun while exploring and learning
about the environment. Please note TIMES, LOCATIONS and COSTS as they vary
from program to program. Stanley Park Ecology Society Summer Programs.
Pre-registration (257-8544) is recommended.
July 8, 2001
9am - 4pm, BC Corvette "Show 'N Shine" at
Waterfront Park, North Vancouver; (604) 990-3841.
July 8, 2001
Jennifer Sherlock, Flowers for the Birds
& Bees. What is the attraction between flowers and their pollinators
- birds and insects? For the animals, the reward is usually nectar and
for the flowers the reward is cross pollination for seed production. On
this walk find out who's attracted to who and why there is such a great
diversity in flower shape, colour, and odour. Sunday Discovery Walks, leaving
from the Lost Lagoon Nature House every Sunday. 1-3 pm. Cost $5/Public,
$3/Members. Different topics and leaders weekly. Led by local experts and
naturalists. Rain or shine please dress for the weather. Pre-registration
(257-8544) is recommended.
July 8, 2001
Vancouver Toy, Model & Collectibles
Show at Heritage Hall, 3102 Main St., Vancouver; (604) 879-4816.
July 9 -13, 16 - 18, 2001
Folk Music Festival free lunch hour concerts
at Granville Island's outdoor Public Market stage. Look for a world of
music featuring ghazals and Punjabi folk songs with Kiran Ahluwalia, the
amazing horns of the Central African Republic's Ongo Tragode, folk on the
blues side with Tri-Continental, rhythms and harmonies from Madagascar
with Njava and more.
July 10, 2001
Tree Frog Detectives at Burnaby Lake. Uncover
nature's hideouts, note animal signs and discover tree frog tactics. A
day long, sometimes wet adventure, exploring the forest and finding out
marsh secrets. To register please call: (604) 432-6359.
July 11, 2001
Salamander Sleuths at Tynehead Regional
Park, Surrey. Discover salamander haunts in forest and wetlands, and learn
about other terrestrial and aquatic creatures. A full day of searching
wild and sometimes wet environments. To register please call: (604) 432-6359.
July 11 - 13, 2001
Sand Dune Safari at Deas Island, Delta.
Sneak up on slithering snakes, marauding ants, and ferocious beetles. Hunt
for grasshoppers and follow mysterious trails through the long grass. To
register please call: (604) 432-6359.
July 12, 2001
Snake Snoopers at Burnaby Lake. Search for
snakes, snails and termite trails! Roam through forest and clearings looking
for snake prey, basking sites and hiding places. Join in a whole day of
nature activities and outdoor exploration. To register please call: (604)
432-6359.
July 12 - 15, 2001
Jose Cuervo Volleyball Tournament, presented
by the BC Volleyball Association, Kitsilano Beach, Vancouver;
July 13, 2001
7 - 9pm Evenings in Edgemont Concert series
at the corner of Highland & Edgemont, Edgemont Village, North Vancouver;
(604) 990-3841.
July 13, 2001
7 - 9pm Concerts in the Cove series at Panorama
Park, Deep Cove, North Vancouver (604) 990-3841.
July 13 - 14, 2001
Hyack FraserFest: This festival celebrates
the city's river heritage with a wide variety of historical, fun and water
related events. Westminster Quay Public Market, New Westminster; (604)
522-6894.
July 13 - 15, 2001
Tour de White Rock, Cycling BC's BC Cup
Road Series includes 3 races with hill climb, road race and criterium,
White Rock;
July 13 - 15, 2001
Vancouver Folk Music Festival, his year's
festival features more than 40 groups performing on seven stages; Jericho
Beach Park; (604) 602-9798.
July 13 - 15, 2001
Metis Hoe-Down in the Valley: a three-day
festival featuring fiddling and jigging contests, live entertainment, traditional
storytelling and crafts, and voyageur games, Chilliwack Cultural Centre;
(604) 853-3064.
July 13 - 15, 2001
International Pow Wow: This annual event
features native dance performers and a drum competition. Fraser River Heritage
Park, Mission. (604) 826-1281.
July 14, 2001
Children's Nature Story & Craft. Hear
a tale and make a craft to take home. Saturday at 11 am is Nature Story
& Craft time at the Lost Lagoon Nature House for children aged 3-6.
Our storyteller tells an interactive story about local wildlife and the
children make a craft to take home. A fun way to learn about local plants
and animals! $2/Public, Free/Members. Parents free. Stanley Park Ecology
Society Summer Programs. Pre-registration (257-8544) is recommended.
July 14, 2001
Raspberry Festival & Sidewalk Sale,
A celebration of the area?s agricultural bounty, this festival is held
the the third weekend of July. Tasting, tours, games, samples and more
are featured; (360) 354-5995.
July 14 -15, 2001
FraserFest at the Westminster Quay, celebration
of our maritime heritage: There will be artist displays, games of chance,
face painting, food sampling, children?s rides, and a mascot parade along
the boardwalk. See the Grand Relay Race - on tricycles!; take a harbour
tour and see New Westminster from the river; and don't miss the Workboat
Parade, a spectacular wave of colour and sound, as tug boats, fish boats,
pleasure boats, steam boats, and more, form a decorated flotilla that stretches
for miles along the river; (604) 520-3881.
July 14 - 15, 21 - 22, 2001
Arnold Mikelson Festival of the Arts: This
27th annual event features more than 100 artists and artisans from all
across Canada. Mind Over Matter Gallery, 13743-16th Ave; (604) 536-6460.
July 15, 2001
Supersunday at the Vancouver Art Gallery,
hands-on fun for families with school aged children; noon - 5 pm; (604)
662-4719.
July 15, 2001
Gypsy Jazz at Lonsdale Quay, North Vancouver:
Gypsalero, 2 pm - 4 pm, also Climbing Wall, 1 pm - 4 pm; (604) 985-6261.
July 15, 2001
Optimists Club's Soap Box Derby, Simpson
Road at Mt. Lehman, (604) 853-4105.
July 15, 2001
Burnaby Gardens Tour, organized by the Burnaby
Beautification Committee, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, Passports: $7.00. (604) 294-7115.
July 15, 2001
Parks Day at Fort Langley, Join staff and
volunteers as they present information, demonstrations and activities highlighting
Fort Langley as part of the system of National Historic Sites; (604) 513-4777.
July 15, 2001
Leah Kinnarthy, Taking a Good Look at some
"Bad" Creatures: What makes us fear certain creatures and love others?
Should coyotes be tolerated or controlled? Discover the ecological purpose
of poison ivy, bana slugs, bags and other "unattractive" species that we
would rather do without. Sunday Discovery Walks, leaving from the Lost
Lagoon Nature House every Sunday. 1-3 pm. Cost $5/Public, $3/Members. Different
topics and leaders weekly. Led by local experts and naturalists. Rain or
shine please dress for the weather. Pre-registration (257-8544) is recommended.
July 15, 2001
Caribbean Festival, Lively music, costumes,
dancing and delicious foods -- celebrate the Caribbean at this first annual
street festival on 224th Street in Maple Ridge; (604) 833-7573.
July 15, 2001
The 16th Annual Workboat Parade , various
locations, exciting parade of tugs on the North Arm of the Fraser River;
(604) 273-1866.
July 15, 2001
Canadian XK Jaquar Register/Classic MG Club
Car Show at Waterfront Park, North Vancouver; (604) 990-3841.
July 16, 2001
The Everly Brothers appear with an all-star
band that includes Buddy Edmonds and Albert Lee, at the Orpheum Theatre;
(604) 280-3311.
July 17, 2001
Sunday in the Park at Boundary Bay Park,
Delta. Experience an old-fashioned Sunday in the Park, celebrate the refurbished
Cammidge House opening, indulge in a hearty pancake breakfast, move to
the music of the McKee House Jammers, build a scarecrow, run in the three-legged
race, fly a kite, plenty of fun for the whole family. 9 am - 3 pm, Free,
drop-in, registration not required (604) 432-6359.
July 18 - 20, 2001
The Bog, the Beach and the Forest at Pacific
Spirit Park, Vancouver. Step out of the ordinary and explore the unusual.
Discover carnivorous plants in the bog, unusual fungus in the forest, and
weird and wonderful creatures of the sea - all in Pacific Spirit Regional
Park. To register please call: (604) 432-6359.
July 20, 2001
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Concert in
the Park at Shadbolt Ctr/Deer Lake Park; (604) 291-6864.
July 20, 2001
10th Annual Sand Castle Competition at Spanish
Banks Beach, Vancouver; 10 am - 1:30 pm, (604) 257-8149.
July 20, 2001
7 - 9pm Evenings in Edgemont Concert series
at the corner of Highland & Edgemont, Edgemont Village, North Vancouver;
(604) 990-3841.
July 20, 2001
7 - 9pm Concerts in the Cove series at Panorama
Park, Deep Cove, North Vancouver; (604) 990-3841.
July 20 - 22, 2001
Mission Folk Music Festival: This 14th annual
showcase goes beyond the boundaries of folk music to offer everything from
classical to world-beat music. Fraser River Heritage Park, Mission; 1-877-344-1236.
July 20 - August 5, 2001
International Comedy Festival, Comedians
and comic troupes from around the world gather to perform, Granville Island;
(604) 280-4444.
July 21, 2001
Low Tide Lowdown at Belcarra Park, Port
Moody. Join park interpreters and the Belcarra Beachkeeper volunteers to
get the lowdown on the beach exposed at low tide, search for sea life on
a beach walk, learn about the inter-tidal zone, play a seashore game, make
an ocean craft to take home. 11 am - 3 pm, Free, drop-in, registration
not required, (604) 432-6359.
July 21, 2001
Parks Day
July 21, 2001
McPhail Raspberry Farm Festival. In the
mood for fresh, juicy, sweet & delicious raspberries? Then head to
McPhails where you can pick your own raspberries or buy from a pre-picked
assortment. Festival also features raspberry desserts, barbeque, live music,
hay rides, petting zoo, crafters, field tours, gift shop and more! A free
shuttle will be provided between McPhail's farm and Lynden's raspberry
farm festival; (360) 354-5995.
July 21, 2001
Brewster's Backyard Blues Festival. Kick
off summer with friends and family and enjoy electric blues music by popular
local bands. Enjoy a salmon, rib & hamburger barbeque, games, refreshments
and more. A day of fun in the sun in beautiful Pt. Roberts. Admission FREE.
Festival begins at 4 pm and goes until 9 pm; (360) 945-2313.
July 21, 2001
Burnaby Blues Festival at Deer Lake Park;
(604) 280-4444.
July 21, 2001
Children's Nature Story & Craft. Hear
a tale and make a craft to take home. Saturday at 11 am is Nature Story
& Craft time at the Lost Lagoon Nature House for children aged 3-6.
Our storyteller tells an interactive story about local wildlife and the
children make a craft to take home. A fun way to learn about local plants
and animals! $2/Public, Free/Members. Parents free. Stanley Park Ecology
Society Summer Programs. Pre-registration (257-8544) is recommended.
July 21, 2001
Sumas Day, Hougan Park: A celebration to
honour pioneers of the area, with barbeque, children's treats, horse shoe
pitch & races; (604) 852-8619.
July 22, 2001
4th Annual Squamish Triathlon, Course includes
a 1500 m swim in Alice Lake, 40 km net elevation 'drop fast' course for
the bike and a 10 km trail run; (604) 898-4270.
July 22, 2001
2-4 pm meet at the Lost Lagoon Nature House.
See the Seashore. Join us for some "intertidal intrigue" during the lowest
tide of the year through an exploration of 2nd Beach as well as feeding
our Marine Aquarium at the Nature House. All ages. $5/child, $3/members.
Parents free. Hands-on Family Workshops are geared toward all ages and
aim to provide families with 2 hours of fun while exploring and learning
about the environment. Please note TIMES, LOCATIONS and COSTS as they vary
from program to program. Stanley Park Ecology Society Summer Programs.
Pre-registration (257-8544) is recommended.
July 22, 2001
Murray Lashmar, Between a Rock and a Soft
Place: What creature stands on its head and eats with its feet? Find out
by joining naturalist Murray Lashmar for a look at life between the tides.
Waterproof shoes are recommended. Sunday Discovery Walks, leaving from
the Lost Lagoon Nature House every Sunday. 1-3 pm. Cost $5/Public, $3/Members.
Different topics and leaders weekly. Led by local experts and naturalists.
Rain or shine please dress for the weather. Pre-registration (257-8544)
is recommended.
July 22, 2001
European Lounge at Lonsdale Quay, North
Vancouver: Mimosa 2 pm - 4 pm, also Climbing Wall 1 pm - 4 pm; (604) 985-6261.
July 22, 2001
Clayburn Heritage Day, Clayburn Village,
Abbotsford: A celebration of Clayburn's past with speakers, guided heritage
walking tours, children's games, entertainment and high tea with baked
goodies; (604) 854-3960.
July 22, 2001
Noon - 4pm 16th Annual Clam Chowder Cook-Off
and the 5th Annual Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Boat Building Competition at
Waterfront Park, North Vancouver; (604) 990-3841.
July 22, 2001
Walk with Dragon and Carnival, Lumbermen's
Arch, Stanley Park A panoramic 7-km walk and carnival organized by SUCCESS
(United Chinese Community Enrichment Services Society). (604) 408-7228.
July 22 - August 10, 2001
Vancouver Early Music Festival, UBC Recital
Hall Presented by Early Music Vancouver; (604) 732-1610.
July 26 - August 5, 2001
Vancouver Chamber Music Festival, Crofton
House School, Vancouver. This festival brings together some of the most
talented young musicians from Canada and around the world; (604) 602-0363.
July 27, 2001
Beware Bears! Black bears are one of the
animals that live on local mountains and in forests. Find out about bear
habits, lifestyles and activities. Learn how to avoid bears, bear problems
and enjoy walking in the woods. For everyone five and older. Minnekhada
Park, Coquitlam; To register please call: (604) 432-6359.
July 27, 2001
7 - 9pm Evenings in Edgemont Concert series
at the corner of Highland & Edgemont, Edgemont Village, North Vancouver;
(604) 990-3841.
July 27, 2001
7 - 9pm Concerts in the Cover series at
Panorama Park, Deep Cove, North Vancouver; (604) 990-3841.
July 27 - 29, 2001
Faces of the World Arts & Cultural Festival:
This festival showcases the community's cultures through food, art, culture,
music, arts and crafts, adult and children's entertainment., Blue Mountain
Park, Coquitlam; (604) 931-8821.
July 27 - 29, 2001
Maple Ridge Agricultural Fair, Celebrate
the Centennial year of the Maple Ridge Agricultural Fair. An outstanding
event with a tradition of excellence, this fair was awarded ?The 1997 Agricultural
Achievement of the Year? for the Barnyard Nursery & Kidstuff areas.
Other great activities include a Logging Show, Flyball Dog Tournament,
the P.N.E. Youth Talent Search, Jackpot Cattle Penning, 4-H Shows, a Midway,
and headlining stage entertainment. All events take place at the Maple
Ridge Fairgrounds in Albion; (604) 463-6922.
July 27 - 29, 2001
Pro Wakeboard And Water Ski World Cup. Internationally
ranked wakeboard and ski pros compete on the only Canadian stop of the
Tour. Festivities include a beer garden, live entertainment and displays
of the newest in clothing and equipment. Albert Dyck Park, Abbotsford;
(407) 571-4622.
July 28, 2001
Children's Nature Story & Craft. Hear
a tale and make a craft to take home. Saturday at 11 am is Nature Story
& Craft time at the Lost Lagoon Nature House for children aged 3-6.
Our storyteller tells an interactive story about local wildlife and the
children make a craft to take home. A fun way to learn about local plants
and animals! $2/Public, Free/Members. Parents free. Stanley Park Ecology
Society Summer Programs. Pre-registration (257-8544) is recommended.
July 28, 2001
Illuminares Evening Lantern Procession,:
As darkness descends on Trout Lake, families gather with hundreds of paper
lanterns filling the night sky with music and light. Glowing serpents wind
their way between shining birds, planets, fish, and shimmering imaginary
creatures. See artistic fire sculptures, torch choreography and a spectacular
fireworks finale. Trout Lake Park, Vancouver; (604) 879-8611.
July 28, 2001
Huge Kids Swap Meet at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds,
Surrey; (604) 720-7721.
July 28, 2001
Wild Berries and Summer Fruit: Want to know
more about wild berries and summer fruit? Learn to identify common edible
and non-edible berries and sample some of the wild berries. Join the Park
Naturalist for some berry activities and taste treats. For everyone four
and older. Tynehead Regional Park, Surrey; (604) 502-6340.
July 28 - 29, 2001
The 6th Annual Mount Baker Blues Festival,
at River?s Edge Christmas Tree Farm in Deming, Washington; (360) 671-6817.
July 28 - 29, 2001
Caribbean Days Festival, Waterfront Park,
North Vancouver. Experience the sights, sounds and smells of the Caribbean,
including limbo, steel band music, food, dance, arts and crafts; (604)
515-2400.
July 28 - 29, 2001
NHL Breakout 2001; Concord Pacific Place
National Hockey League's off-ice hockey tournament and festival. Don't
miss two full days of interactive hockey fun, exciting displays, music,
free giveaways, and more. NHL BREAKOUT is for fans of all ages! Admission
is free; 1-800-888-4656.
July 28 - 30, 2001
Brigade Days: Come watch and participate
in the arrival of the historic fur brigades, and experience a variety of
entertainment just as you would have in the 1800s. Fort Langley. (604)
513-4777.
July 28, August 1, 4, 8, 2001
Celebration of Light (Formerly: Symphony
of Fire), English Bay, Vancouver, The world's largest musical fireworks
competition kicks off its 11th year in Vancouver; (604) 738-4304.
July 29, 2001
Watercolours in the Garden - for families
with children aged 8-11, at VanDusen Botanical Garden; (604) 257-8669.
July 29, 2001
The 2nd Annual Royal City Show & Shine
400 Antique/Hot Rod and Custom Cars, Entertainment Stages, rides for the
kids, fun for all ages, Free Parking on the Downtown Parkade, 10 am - 4:30
pm, Columbia Street, New Westminster;
July 29, 2001
Big Bog Day at the Richmond Nature Park;
(604) 273-7015.
July 29, 2001
Forest Giants - Hidden Secrets. Lynn Headwaters
provides a protected home for many ancient cedars and Douglas-firs. Learn
more about these temples of time and take this rare opportunity for a guided
hike to these seldom-seen giants. This is a moderate hike with some elevation
gain at the beginning. Participants must be capable of hiking steadily
for 3-5 hours. Hiking boots or sturdy shoes with good traction are required.
Lynn Headwaters Park, North Vancouver; To register please call: (604) 432-6359.
July 29, 2001
Noon - 4pm Family Open House at the PGE
Station at the foot of Lonsdale Avenue. Ride a model train, hunt for North
Van treasures, enjoy crafts, stories and toe - tappin' music. For information
call the North Vancouver Museum and Archives 987-5618
July 29, 2001
2-4 pm meet at the Lost Lagoon Nature House.
Archeological Explorer. Discover objects and areas that offer exciting
clues to the Park's first inhabitants. All ages. $5/child, $3/members.
Parents free. Hands-on Family Workshops are geared toward all ages and
aim to provide families with 2 hours of fun while exploring and learning
about the environment. Please note TIMES, LOCATIONS and COSTS as they vary
from program to program. Stanley Park Ecology Society Summer Programs.
Pre-registration (257-8544) is recommended.
July 29, 2001
Liz Tough, There's something fishy going
on here. Learn about what native fish need to call a stream home
and how to tell if they have it. Walk to Beaver Creek to see the work done
to restore the stream. Sunday Discovery Walks, leaving from the Lost Lagoon
Nature House every Sunday. 1-3 pm. Cost $5/Public, $3/Members. Different
topics and leaders weekly. Led by local experts and naturalists. Rain or
shine please dress for the weather. Pre-registration (257-8544) is recommended.
July 29 - 31, 2001
Fort Festival of the Arts at Fort Langley;
(604) 888-1759.
Ongoing until July 15, 2001
Ain't Misbehavin', Fats Waller's musical
swing/blues magic from 1930's Harlem featuring over 30 showstopping tunes,
at the Stanley Theatre; (604) 687-1644.
Ongoing until July 31, 2001
Hunger Knows No Season -This July you are
invited to visit the Pacific Mineral Museum while helping feed the need
in our community. Bring 3 non-perishable food items in support of the Greater
Vancouver Food Bank?s Christmas in July campaign and receive one free admission;
(604) 689-8700.
Ongoing until August 19, 2001
Women Build Africa, their story is told
through music, poetry, art and artifacts, and through the traditions and
culture of the African nation; (604) 736-4431.
Ongoing until August 20, 2001
Scottish Country Dancing every Monday at
Stanley Park's Ceperley Playground; (604) 737-7948.
Ongoing until August 25, 2001
Maritime Museum Camps:Kids ages seven to
10 have a choice of Vikings, where they discover the seafaring world of
Viking traders, shipbuilders and warriors with archaeology, artifacts and
activities or Underwater/Underground where they dive into archaeology with
the Maritime Museum and the Vancouver Museum and explore the wonders of
ancient worlds, shipwrecks and more; (604) 257-8309.
Ongoing until August 25, 2001
Surrey Museum & Archives: Tying The
Knot: A Look Into Wedding History, Exhibition explores wedding history
and traditions, including stories from Surrey couples; (604) 502-6456.
Ongoing until August 30, 2001
Heritage Summer Day Camps at Historic Stewart
Farm, Surrey: Learn about kite and boat making, plan a Victorian tea party,
play old-fashioned games, or discover Elgin Heritage Park's birds and insects;
Wednesdays and Thursdays; (604) 501-5100.
Ongoing until August 31, 2001
Pacific Mineral Museum: The Tagish Lake
Metorite; (604) 689-8700.
Ongoing until August 31, 2001
Historic Walking Tours of Gastown. Listen
to stories about the people, events and architecture that shaped the city.
Meet at Gassy Jack?s Statue in Maple Tree Square at intersection of Water
and Carrall St.; (604) 683-5650.
Ongoing until September 1, 2001
Chinatown Arts and Cultural Fair, Saturdays
from 2 - 6 pm; (604) 602-9525.
Ongoing until September 2, 2001
Free guided architectural walking tours
through Gastown, Chinatown, Strathcona, Yaletown, the West End, and the
downtown business district of Vancouver; (604) 683-8588 ext. 306.
Ongoing until September 2, 2001
Music in the Park at Alexandra Beach; Park
Board presents concerts by Vancouver Lesbian and Gay Choir, June 24, Little
Mountain Brass Band, July 1, Urbana Jazz Band, July 8, Delta Concert Band,
July 15, Armadillo String Quartet, July 22, Delta Music Makers, July 29,
Vancouver Mandolin Ensemble, Aug. 5, Impressions Jazz Band, Aug. 12, Khac
Chi Ensemble, Aug. 19, Tango Paradiso, Aug. 26, El Sur Sept. 2.; (604)
257-8400.
Ongoing until September 2, 2001
West Vancouver Museum & Archives: Point
Atkinson Lighthouse, an exhibition chronicling the history of the Point
Atkinson Lighthouse; (604)
Ongoing until September 3, 2001
China! 7000 Years of Innovation at Science
World, Vancouver; (604) 443-7443.
Ongoing until September 9, 2001
The Baden Powell Legacy: The Scouting and
Guiding Movement in Burnaby exhibition features uniforms, badges, training
manuals, crafts, and more, including historic and contemporary photographs
with items used locally around the time of the First World War, at Burnaby
Village Museum; (604) 293-6501.
Ongoing until September 10, 2001
Delta Museum & Archives: Tootin' Toy
Trains; (604) 946-9322.
Ongoing until September 16, 2001
Grouse Mountain Lumberjack Show at Grouse
Mountain. Performances daily at Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver; (604)
984-0661.
Ongoing until September 28, 2001
The Vancouver Poetry Slam, every first and
third Monday at Cafe Deux Soleil, 2096 Commercial Drive; (604) 708-5024.
Ongoing until September 23, 2001
Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival at
Vanier Park, Vancouver; (604) 739-0559.
Ongoing until October 6, 2001
West End Farmers Market: Fresh fruits and
vegetables, hand made crafts every Saturday from 9 am - 2 pm. Lord Roberts
School, 1100 Bidwell, Vancouver; (604) 683-4401.
Ongoing until October 7, 2001
The Vikings: Master Mariners, Traders, Colonists
and Artisans: Explore the world of The Vikings, at the Vancouver Maritime
Museum; (604) 257-8300.
Ongoing until October 7, 2001
Grouse Mountain is hosting a series of mountain
bike camps and clinics beginning June 6, 2001 - October 7, 2001. Some of
the biggest names from the cycling world designed the camps and clinics.
Alison Sydor, Lesley Tomlinson, Andrew Shandro, Andreas Hestler and Elladee
Brown from the Shore Group came up with the programs that'll help get you
in top form; (604) 980-9311.
Ongoing until October 8, 2001
East Vancouver Farmers Market: Sale of produce
from local farms, food, and crafts. Every Saturday from 9:00 am to 2:00
pm. Trout Lake Community Centre, 3350 Victoria Dr., Vancouver; (604) 879-3276.
Ongoing until October 12, 2001
Totems: An icon of cultural identity, whether
totem poles are carved in traditional or contemporary styles, they still
speak of legends told by the Nortwest Coast people. This exhibit presents
a diverse collection of works by well-known artists such as Frances Horne
Sr., his son Frances HorneJr., Darren McKenzie, Delmar Joseph, Eric Baker
and Rocky LaRock, at Hill's Native Art Gallery; (604) 685-5422.
Ongoing until October 30, 2001
Early Chinese Ceramics, More than 70 ceramics
are featured in this unique exhibition drawn from a much larger collection
of Chinese antiquities recently gifted to the Museum by Mr. Victor Shaw,
at the Museum of Anthropology, UBC; (604) 822-3825.
Ongoing until October 31, 2001
Reshaping Memory, Owning History: Through
the Lens of Japanese Canadian Redress, at the Japanese Canadian National
Museum & Archives, 511 E. Broadway, Vancouver; (604) 874-8090.
Ongoing until December 31, 2001
Vancouver Museum: The Exploration and Settlement
of Vancouver; (604) 736-4431.
Ongoing until December 31, 2001
Timeless Tales: Stories From North Vancouver
And Beyond, interactive story telling sessions every Sunday at the Pacific
Great Eastern Railway Station, Lonsdale Quay, North Vancouver; (604) 987-5618.
Ongoing until January 2, 2002
How about an afternoon of intrigue, adventure,
teamwork and some good old fashioned family fun? Join us at the Vancouver
Museum for our new exhibit Sherlock Holmes and the Clocktower Mystery.
This challenging interactive exhibit will transport you back to Victorian
London to the scene of the crime and it is up to you and your family to
solve the mystery of whodunit. As you travel through the eight scenes with
your pencil and clue sheet in hand you must gather evidence but beware
of the occasional red heron! Keeping a sharp eye and using all your deductive
reasoning skills you must piece together the clues. Once you have gathered
all your clues join a character from the mystery in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?s
study to find out the true identity of the culprit of the dastardly deed;
Vancouver Museum, Vanier Park; (604) 736-4431. |
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