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A May the Fourth Star Wars viewing party, an Irish folk punk rock show and a Spring craft fair (that's actually cool), plus more.
Here’s your weekly roundup of the top events in the city, including art exhibitions, local theatre, restaurant openings, concerts, film, markets and other to-dos we think you’ll love. If you have a Vancouver event you’d like to submit for consideration, add it to our ongoing Vancouver events calendar here!
Ever wondered what Irish folk meets punk rock sounds like? Then wander over to the Vogue Theatre this Tuesday and get ready to jig and mosh (I think?)—this band promises a night of lively music from their acclaimed album “Irish Rock ’n’ Roll.”
When: April 30 Where: Vogue Theatre Cost: $29.50 More info: admitone.com
Though it’s considered the least funny day of the week (Thursday being the funniest, obviously!), consider getting your chuckles on this Tuesday night at Funny Falafels, a standout comedy showcase at the newly renovated Little Mountain Gallery featuring a dynamic lineup of POC and Middle Eastern comedians—starting April 30th, all in the cozy confines of the Raccoon Room (upstairs).
When: April 30 Where: Little Mountain Gallery Cost: $18 More info: showpass.com/funny-falafels-2
Start your day with some serious creative inspo courtesy of Vancouver’s Dominic Prevost, a globe-trotting designer and art director, ready to unravel his vibrant creative journey at SFU Woodward’s—perfect for anyone eager to learn from a master who has reshaped branding from Paris to Vancouver.
When: May 3 Where: SFU Woodward’s — Goldcorp Centre for the Arts Cost: Free More info: creativemornings.com/talks/dominic-prevost
Grab your lightsaber and that one viral Chewbacca mask, and head to Kits for an intergalactic marathon of the original Star Wars trilogy, followed by a cosmic ‘May The 4th Be Disco’ after-party with DJ Flipout—tickets can be snagged individually, or grab the all-access pass to truly feel the Force.
When: May 4 Where: The Hollywood Theatre Cost: $13.91 ($32.10 for all three) More info: showpass.com
Swing by the Got Craft Spring Market this May 4th and 5th for a chance to shop small and make a big impact—imagine Etsy, but you can actually meet the sellers. Discover everything from artisanal grilled cheese to jewelry that could be the perfect early Mother’s Day gift, securing your spot as the “Best Child.”
When: April 30 Where: Maritime Labour Centre Cost: $5 More info: gotcraft.com
Kerri Donaldson is an assistant editor for Vancouver magazine (and sister mag Western Living) and covers arts and culture, including VanMag’s So Fun City. She’s also a comedian and will proudly overthink almost everything for your benefit. Send her pitches or riff bits at [email protected]
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