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Events to make time for this week (April 17 - 23)

Events to make time for this week (April 17 - 23)

The next seven days are full to the brim with cultural events worthy of scheduling in your calendar
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Watch: CapU students reach finals in Coca-Cola movie theatre commercial contest

Watch: CapU students reach finals in Coca-Cola movie theatre commercial contest

The students were provided with a budget, mentorship and equipment to produce a high-quality short film
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West Van director raises autism awareness with When Time Got Louder

West Van director raises autism awareness with When Time Got Louder

Connie Cocchia’s debut feature film reshapes how viewers see those on the autism spectrum
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Trans Day of Visibility: Documentary shows supermodel's positive journey

Trans Day of Visibility: Documentary shows supermodel's positive journey

The film also traces the story of North Vancouver-raised Kas Baker, whose choice to share his experience on film offers the opportunity for others to empathize
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Sketchy West Vancouver: high-spirited artist breathes life into local nooks and crannies

Sketchy West Vancouver: high-spirited artist breathes life into local nooks and crannies

Meet the artist bringing joy to locals and expats with his playful sketches
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Grant Lawrence returns with tales, Said the Whale and a bagpiping NSR volunteer

Grant Lawrence returns with tales, Said the Whale and a bagpiping NSR volunteer

Off the back of his best-selling 2022 book Return to Solitude, Lawrence will be back at West Vancouver's Kay Meek Arts Centre for a night of songs and storytelling
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Polygon exhibit highlights African diasporic culture from both sides of the Atlantic

Polygon exhibit highlights African diasporic culture from both sides of the Atlantic

‘As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic’ runs at the North Vancouver gallery Feb. 24 to May. 14
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Bowen Islander's exhibition in Gibsons is homeward bound

Bowen Islander's exhibition in Gibsons is homeward bound

Emily van Lidth de Jeude’s what.home exhibition is on at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery until March 5.
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High school teacher recalls musical beginnings of Grammy winner Tobias Jesso Jr.

High school teacher recalls musical beginnings of Grammy winner Tobias Jesso Jr.

Not a star player, the North Vancouver teen instead stood out as a constant creative
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New exhibition turns critical eye on global dominance of English language and Christianity

New exhibition turns critical eye on global dominance of English language and Christianity

The debut show from Alibaba Conundrum (Ali Ahadi and Babak Golkar) opens Friday at Griffin Art Projects in North Vancouver
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