1) A Pop-Up Roller Disco at Robson Square
Back by popular demand. Classic roller rink vibes with big hair, short shorts, long socks and all the disco, funk and glam you can handle. Limited skate rentals available.
Sept. 10
Robson Square Skating Rink (800 Robson St.)
2) An Artistic Exploration of the 鈥淚ntangible鈥�
Six ground-breaking Coast Salish artists will explore political, societal and territorial borders at the Bill Reid Gallery鈥檚 latest exhibit, 鈥淚ntangible.鈥� The contemporary pieces will not only engage the eye, but also make a charged statement about claiming space and the pre-conceived notions of traditional First Nations art practices.
Sept. 13 to Dec. 10
Bill Reid Gallery (639 Hornby St.)
3) Going Upside Down, Really, Really Fast
School might be back, but that doesn鈥檛 mean the fun has to end. Cultus Lake Adventure Park boasts some of the country鈥檚 most exhilarating rides and attractions. A short trip from Vancouver, the park will remain聽open every weekend until Sept. 17.
Open until Sept. 17
Cultus Lake Adventure Park (3993 Sunnyside Blvd.)
4) Music Festivals Galore
Westward Music Festival and Albatross Music Festival will converge on 麻豆传媒映画next week. Expect the best in local, Canadian and international indie rock, hip hop, folk, R&B, theatre and more.
Westward Music Festival (Sept. 14 to 17)
Albatross Music Festival (Sept. 14 to 15)
5) 麻豆传媒映画Fringe Festival
The 麻豆传媒映画Fringe Festival is a celebration of all kinds of theatre. Produced annually by the 麻豆传媒映画Fringe Theatre Society, the 11-day event features 700+ performances of uncensored theatre in informal and accessible settings.
麻豆传媒映画Fringe Festival (Sept. 7-17)
