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Soca sensation Farmer Nappy headlines Coquitlam's Caribbean Days

Soca sensation Farmer Nappy headlines Coquitlam's Caribbean Days

The annual Caribbean Days Festival runs on July 27 and 28 at Town Centre Park in Coquitlam.
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Cocktail hour in Coquitlam with CBC jazz broadcaster Laila Biali

Cocktail hour in Coquitlam with CBC jazz broadcaster Laila Biali

North Vancouver-raised jazz musician Laila Biali returns to Coquitlam this month with a show for the Evergreen Cultural Centre's Summer Cocktail Concerts series.
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West Vancouver’s Animalia expo finds hidden beauty of creatures great and small

West Vancouver’s Animalia expo finds hidden beauty of creatures great and small

The show runs until July 21
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North Vancouver artist breathes life into ventriloquism

North Vancouver artist breathes life into ventriloquism

There are only a handful of folks left who know how to make a puppet (and make a living performing with one).
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Unique outdoor performance festival to debut in Deep Cove

Unique outdoor performance festival to debut in Deep Cove

Audiences will be treated to comedy and music in the idyllic Whey-ah-Wichen/Cates Park.
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Win a pair of tickets to a Jokers Canada show in Port Coquitlam

Win a pair of tickets to a Jokers Canada show in Port Coquitlam

The deadline is 9 p.m. on Wednesday, June 26, to enter to win a free pair of tickets to the show on Saturday, June 29.
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There won't be an Ambleside Music Festival this summer

There won't be an Ambleside Music Festival this summer

The promoter of the annual West Vancouver event says they are planning to return in 2025
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Exhibit shows clash of perspectives on changing climate at West Vancouver gallery

Exhibit shows clash of perspectives on changing climate at West Vancouver gallery

The Ferry Building Gallery is featuring Sunshine Coast artist Marlene Lowden and Whistler's Asta Kovanen
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‘Races’ reveals racism faced by famed North Vancouver sprinter Harry Jerome

‘Races’ reveals racism faced by famed North Vancouver sprinter Harry Jerome

Penned by Harry’s sister Valerie Jerome, her striking memoir retells trials her Black Canadian family faced in public and at home
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Film chronicles how one man battled debilitating pain by following The Iceman, Wim Hof

Film chronicles how one man battled debilitating pain by following The Iceman, Wim Hof

A documentary from a North Vancouver filmmaker, to debut with a VIMFF showing at The Shipyards June 22, chronicles a man’s journey from autoimmune disease diagnosis to optimum health
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