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What's on this week: Mar. 30-Apr. 6

Thursday, Mar. 30 Arts Aeriosa Dancers take flight in this gravity-defying performance that combines rock-climbing with theatre. 12pm at Scotiabank Dance Centre. Tickets from $10 at TicketsTonight.
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Thursday, Mar. 30

Arts

AeriosaDancers take flight in this gravity-defying performance that combines rock-climbing with theatre. 12pm at Scotiabank Dance Centre. Tickets from $10 at

radial systems Locally based artist Marian Penner Bancroft presents this colour photograph and video exhibit of organic items floating within bodies of water. 10am at Republic Gallery. Free.

Ice GuardiansIn this hockey documentary, the NHL’s toughest enforcers shed light on what it takes to succeed in their unique role on the ice. 8pm at the Rio. Tickets $20 at

Music

Kevin ElaschukJoined by other 鶹ýӳmusic legends, this exciting new collaboration delivers both standard jazz and swing. 8pm at Frankie’s Jazz Club. Tickets $15 at

Leah AbramsomWith additional performances by the Inhabitants and Waxwing, this evening celebrates creative and experimental music. 8pm at WISE Hall. Tickets from $15 at the door.

Friday, Mar. 31

Arts

鶹ýӳSouth African Film FestivalCelebrating South African culture and history, this gala party includes a screening of Vaya, winner of Jury Prize for Outstanding Film. 7pm at Goldcorp Centre for the Arts. Tickets $56 at

Just Film FestivalAmnesty International and Village 鶹ýӳpresent 14 award-winning documentaries on social justice and human rights, beginning with the story of Guatamala’s attorney general, Burden of Peace. 7pm at Vancity Theatre. Tickets $10 at

鶹ýӳInternational Burlesque FestivalInternational burlesque stars grace the Playhouse stage, from Camille 2000 to reigning queen Poison Ivory. 8pm at 鶹ýӳPlayhouse. Tickets from $38 at

ABRACADABRACamilo the Magician brings thrilling entertainment to audiences of all ages in this illusion-based act. 8pm at York Theatre. Tickets from $25 at

Music

Camaro 67Known for their high-energy grooves and melodies, this ensemble seamlessly fuses reggae with Afrofunk. 10pm at Guilt & Co. Tickets pay-what-you-can at the door.

Social

Army of SassThe Heels Dance Company presents a contemporary, provocative take on the classic Snow White fairy tale. 7:30pm at Celebrities. Tickets from $20 at

Saturday, Apr. 1

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Father-and-son folk duo Bill and Joel Plaskett play the Vogue on Saturday, Apr. 1. - Contributed photo

Arts

Falling Through TimeThrough underwater capture photography, artist Barbara Cole debuts her latest exhibit with an exclusive talk. 2pm at Bau-Xi Gallery. Free.

鶹ýӳUncoveredThe 鶹ýӳInternational Burlesque Festival concludes with a showcase of the city’s fiercest and most talented performers. 8pm at 鶹ýӳPlayhouse. Tickets from $38 at

Music

Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience Composer Ramin Djawadi takes the music of the popular fantasy series to new heights in this grand-scale performance. 8pm at Rogers Arena. Tickets from $39.50 at

Bill and Joel PlaskettThe Canadian folk father-and-son duo perform songs from their new record, Solidarity. 8pm at Vogue Theatre. Tickets $30 at

Social

From the Darkroom to the InternetIn this Kate Henderson workshop, high-school students learn digital and alternative techniques to producing photographs. 10am at Capture Photography Festival Office. Free registration at [email protected]

Out of Town

Slush CupIn this fun competition, use your skills to cross a pool of slush on skis or a board – all while wearing your goofiest duds. 11am at Grouse Mountain. Free tickets at

Sunday, Apr. 2

Arts

ZOETROPEUsing shadow and object puppetry, love, death and other curiosities are explored in this production set in a 1930s circus. 3:15pm at Langara College. Admission by donation. Reserve tickets at 604-323-5227.

Music

Paul Rushka TrioCanadian improvisational legend Kenny Wheeler is paid tribute in this concert led by the award-winning double-bassist. 8pm at Frankie’s Jazz Club. Free reservations at

Social

Slivers of PavementIn this silent group walk through the city, experience the sounds, rhythms, and music of our urban environment. 2pm at Waterfront Station Lobby. Free.

Food

Sakura Night Gala In support of the annual 鶹ýӳCherry Blossom Festival, this evening brings together the city’s best Asian-fusion restaurants for a unique dining experience. 6:30pm at the Stanley Park Pavilion. Tickets $152.50 at

Easy Cooking Series For simple everyday dinner ideas, Valentine Kitamura demonstrates how to create chili, mini quiches, and homemade granola in this cooking class. 2pm at the Uncommon Café. Tickets from $55 at

Out of Town

LitFest New WestWriter Alan Girling hosts this seminar on kindling your creativity with idea-generating prompts. 5pm at Buy-Low Foods Community Space. Free tickets at

Monday, Apr. 3

Arts

The Seasons in QuincySet inside his quiet Alpine lodge, the life of the late English poet John Berger is deconstructed into four independently directed short films. 6:45pm at Vancity Theatre. Tickets $12 at

Sabrina AuclairThe Studio 58 graduate completes the faculty tradition with a final solo performance. 9pm at Studio 58. Free.

Music

The Music of Mozart and BrucknerFrom Mozart’s famous violin concertos to Bruckner’s majestic themes, violinist Henning Kraggerud demonstrates his musical prowess. 8pm at the Orpheum. Tickets from $19 at

SustoComing off their ‘& I’m Fine Today’ Tour, this alternative folk-rock group delivers an upbeat sound just in time for spring. 8pm at the Cobalt. Tickets $12 at

Food

Oregon Brewer’s Tap Takeover TourCopper and Theory hosts this entertaining evening of beer sampling and food tasting. 5pm at the Alibi Room. Free, but limited seating available.

Tuesday, Apr. 4

Arts

Nineteen Eighty-FourBased on Orwell’s classic dystopian novel, a man becomes the target of a brainwashing campaign after he illegally falls in love with a woman. 6:30pm at the Rio. Tickets $10 at

Absent and PresentAs part of the Speaking of Dance Conversations series, editor Kaija Pepper moderates a discussion on the absence and presence of Muslim culture. 7pm at the Goldcorp Centre for the Arts. Free.

Music

KaleoGaining momentum from their latest single, “Way Down We Go,” this Icelandic indie-rock band boasts rich instrumentals and vocals comparable to popular mainstream groups. 8pm at the Orpheum. Tickets from $25 at

Social

Adieu to Granville Island The iconic visual-arts school bids goodbye to its Granville Island location with a fun day of treats, contests and reminiscing. 11am at Emily Carr. Free.

Out of Town

Transformers: The Last KnightThe latest installment of the Michael Bay franchise is screened in spectacular IMAX at this one-night-only event. 7pm at SilverCity Riverport. Tickets $20 at

Wednesday, Apr. 5

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Comedian Ron Lynch performs stand-up at Fox Cabaret on Wednesday, Apr. 5. - Contributed photo

Music

HomelandsFeaturing the VSO Chamber Players, this concert fuses together the cultural styles of Argentina and Russia to create a unique and colourful new sound. 7:30pm at Pyatt Hall. Tickets $42 at

Comedy

Ron LynchThe Second City comedian delivers a hilarious show of impressions alongside local funny act Talent Time. 8pm at the Fox Cabaret. Tickets $15 at

Social

What the Mouth WantsAuthor Monica Meneghetti celebrates the launch of her memoir with an intimate exchange of food and conversation. 7pm at Notional Space. Tickets from $15 at

Retro GratificationIn participation with the Capture Photography Festival, this evening unveils their latest exhibit featuring instant photography. 6pm at Science World. Free tickets at

Food

Cooking Without SugarRegistered dietician and True Nosh founder Renée Chan guides this informative class on how to cook healthier without compromising on taste. 6:30pm at the True Nosh Kitchen. Tickets $45 at

Thursday, Apr. 6

Arts

Shadows in the MirrorFinnish artist Henni Alftan makes her North America solo debut with a thought-provoking collection of oil-on-canvas paintings. 11am at Z Gallery Arts. Free.

Music

鶹ýӳWorld Music FestivalThe three-day festival launches with performances by Mark Sullivan and Andy Hillhouse, Toque Flamenco, and Tanga. 8pm at Guilt & Co. Tickets $15 at

Total ShredElectric guitarists Ben Yardly, Erol Sora and others take the stage in this fun concert of blasting rock classics. 8pm at the Fox Cabaret. Tickets $7 at

Comedy

Genetic DriftIn a world where human life cannot sustain itself, Gary 3, a human/creature hybrid, shares his story in this immersive theatre experience. 7:30pm at the Fishbowl. Tickets from $12 at

Social

Camp StillVancouver’s first mass meditation party takes place with special guest Sound Bath. Expect good music, food, contests, and activities galore. 7pm at the Goldcorp Stage at the BMO Theatre Centre. Tickets $25 at