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This week: Celebrate Richmond's cultural diversity, catch a show (or two) at the Vancouver Fringe Festival, soak up the final days of summer with a beach party + more
The world is coming to Richmond for an action-packed day of festivities featuring over 60 performers on nine stages. Check out music from headliners Delhi 2 Dublin and Juno winners Walk Off The Earth, pick up a snack from one of the 40 food trucks in the FEASTival of Flavours and shop the artisan market to celebrate Richmond’s significant cultural diversity.
11 a.m. to 10 p.m., free admission Minoru Park and Richmond Cultural Centre Plaza, 781 Granville Avenue
Held in Toronto and Vancouver, TAIWANFest Canada features free music, art and culinary performances inspired by Taiwanese culture. One of the concert highlights will be A Cultural Tango with Hong Kong – A TAIWANfest Symphony Conducted by Ken Hsieh on Saturday, September 3.
Click here for schedule and information Free admission
Fed up of swiping right and not actually meeting up with flaky people? Try a real-life Tinder party to meet some new friends IRL. Set your Tinder dating app to a 1km radius and see what happens! Show your profile at the door to get free cover and a free shot (for courage) before 10 p.m.
8 p.m. onwards, free cover with Tinder profileThe Bourbon, 50 Cordova Street West
Take a seat at Boulevard’s communal table and enjoy a glass of Haywire’s The Bub sparkling wine before tucking into a pile of seafood including jumbo prawns, clams, mussels, Dungeness crab and crawfish alongside potatoes, corn, signature bacon cornbread and dessert.
6:30 p.m., $59 pp + tax (based on two guest minimum) Call 604 642-2900 for reservations, 845 Burrard Street
Celebrate the Labour Day long weekend at the free Victory Square Block Party with music from bands such as Tough Customer, So Loki and Swim Team entertaining the crowds, and food and drink from local businesses including The Capilano Tea House, Slavic Rolls and Melt City Grilled Cheese.
2 p.m. to 9 p.m, free admission Victory Square, Cambie and Hastings
Tennessee William’s character-driven story draws on autobiographical elements to tell the memories of narrator Tom. In this classic play, he recounts the story of his mother Amanda and his sister Laura’s quest to find a gentleman caller.
8 p.m. onwards, tickets for $10PAL Studio Theatre, 300-851 Cardero Street
It’s that time of year again! Vancouver Fringe Festival is back with another fun-packed calendar of comedy and theatre this fall. Shenanigans begin with Butt Kapinski: Dick on the Fringe opening the festival with a show on September 6 that features Fringe celebrities and a pre-show reception with local drinks and canapes.
8 p.m. to 10 p.m. (doors open at 7 p.m.), tickets for $50Performance Works, 1218 Cartwright Street, Granville Island
Meet the makers from boutique wineries, craft breweries, cideries and artisan food producers at the third annual Top Drop Vancouver, in support of the B.C. Hospitality Foundation. Part of a two-day trade show, The Main Event tasting is open to the public and is a unique chance to try terroir-focused tipples from around the world.
7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m., tickets for $69 Roundhouse Community Centre, 181 Roundhouse Mews
RAW showcases indie talents in music, film, fashion, photography, hair, makeup and performance art. Check out the pop-up gallery and fashion show, watch a film screening, and listen to genre-defying music from KAIS (pictured).
7 p.m. onwards, pre-sale tickets for $20 ($25 at door), 19+Harbour Event Centre, 750 Pacific Boulevard
IMPORTANT NOTE: As of Tuesday, September 6th, Oasis Beach Club has been cancelled. If you purchased tickets, click here for more information.
Have one last summer fling! Stanley Park’s Second Beach pool is going to be transformed for an “Art Basel Miami”-style party to benefit Canuck Place Children’s Hospice. Poolside art galleries, live music, world-class DJs (plus cocktails and canapes) let guests celebrate the last days of summer in style.
7 p.m. to 11 p.m., tickets for $75 Second Beach Pool, Vancouver