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From concerts and comedy to art shows and outdoor adventures, here’s your go-to list of everything happening in Vancouver this March (besides the cherry blossoms!)
WHEN March 6 to April 6 WHERE Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage COST From $29 MORE INFO artsclub.com It’s your classic tale: Khmer Rouge survivor returns to Cambodia a after 30 years. Family secrets intertwine with a war crimes trial set to a soundtrack of Cambodian oldies and modern hits.
WHEN March 13 WHERE Pacific Coliseum COST From $35.50 MORE INFO ticketleader.ca Rock legends Heart are back on tour after Ann Wilson announced she’s on the other side of her cancer treatment. Get ready to belt out “Barracuda” and feel those 80s vibes. Big hair optional, but encouraged.
WHEN March 13 WHERE Chan Centre for the Performing Arts COST Free MORE INFO chancentre.com Comedian, writer and all-around cultural provocateur Ziwe takes the stage for a sharp, hilarious and unfiltered conversation (as part of the Phil Lind Initiative series) that’s anything but shy. She’ll be an iconic guest.
WHEN March 14 and 15 WHERE Rickshaw Theatre COST $36 MORE INFO rickshawtheatre.com It’s two days of high-energy punk bands that refuse to turn down the volume. Put some spring in your step and hit that mosh pit.
WHEN March 15 WHERE Stanley Park Pavilion COST From $55.76 MORE INFO stpatricks5k.com Don your green gear and race through scenic Stanley Park this St. Paddy’s Day. While everyone else is puking green beer, you’ll be spewing “self-satisfaction.”
WHEN March 22 WHERE Newmont Stage at the BMO Theatre Centre COST From $81 MORE INFO afwv.ca Celebrate African fashion, culture and art through live music and showstopping designs—come for the couture, stay for the party.
WHEN March 22 WHERE Rollerland at the PNE COST From $27 MORE INFO rollaskateclub.com Lace up for a night of glam on eight tiny wheels! Expect retro anthems, neon vibes and giving smooth moves until you’re using the wall to brake. (Honestly, is there any better way?)
WHEN March 25 to 30 WHERE Queen Elizabeth Theatre COST From $108 MORE INFO vancouver.broadway.com It’s the life and songs of the great Tina Turner in this critically acclaimed musical that’s sure to be simply the best… sorry, not sorry.
WHEN March 27 to April 6 WHERE Studio 58 COST $20 MORE INFO langara.ca/studio-58/current-season/in Step into a 1980s horror set where on-screen screams meet off-screen drama in this thrilling multimedia piece that blurs reality and fiction.
WHEN April 13 WHERE Biltmore Cabaret COST From $50 MORE INFO timbreconcerts.com Get ready to clap your hands and feel old (but in a fun way!) to celebrate 20 years since the band released its landmark self-titled debut album.
WHEN April 5 and 6 WHERE Roundhouse Community Centre COST $5; kids 12 and under free MORE INFO portobellowest.com Local vendors, handmade goodies and a shot at a $50 spree? It’s giving shop till you pop!
WHEN April 24 to 26 WHERE Orpheum Theatre COST From $26 MORE INFO vancouversymphony.ca Relive the magic as the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams’s iconic score live alongside the film. Wands optional, but gasping at the flying letters is mandatory.
WHEN April 26 WHERE Pacific Coliseum COST From $84 MORE INFO kylie.com Everyone’s fave Aussie pop princess is bringing dance vibes and some serious padam padam to Vancouver… along with an excuse to wear sequins.
WHEN April 24 to 27 WHERE Vancouver Convention Centre COST From $19 MORE INFO artvancouver.net With 100-plus local and international galleries under one roof, it’s like speed dating for art lovers… without the awkward small talk.
WHEN April 26 and 27 WHERE Heritage Hall COST Free MORE INFO madeinthe604.ca Support local artisans and find unique treasures at this seasonal craft fair. From handmade jewellery to quirky home decor, it’s Etsy come to life.
WHEN April 24 WHERE Commodore Ballroom COST From $65 MORE INFO timbreconcerts.com Scotland’s post-rock legends are here to blow your mind (and maybe your eardrums) with their epic, cinematic soundscapes. Earplugs are probably a good idea. (Safety first!)
WHEN April 5 WHERE Starting at Queen Elizabeth Park COST Free MORE INFO vcbf.ca/festival/bike-the-blossoms Combine your love for cycling and cherry blossoms on this guided bike tour through Vancouver’s most scenic routes. It’s the wheel deal for nature enthusiasts.
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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