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Thursday, Mar. 9

Arts

RiverBlue Uncover the true environmental impact a pair of denim jeans can create, in this locally made film. 6pm at BCIT Burnaby. Tickets at

A New Economy Determine if cooperation can save the world, in this documentary from director Trevor Meier. 5pm at UBC. Free.

Guilty Conscience An arrogant trial lawyer formulates the perfect plan to murder his wife and marry his mistress. 8pm at the Metro Theatre. Tickets from $18.50 at

Music

Voice Over Mind Choir Specializing in improvisational choral composition, this ensemble joins vocalist Julia Ulehla and electric guitarist Aram Bajakian for an original performance. 8pm at Western Front. Tickets from $16 at

Food

Savour Our Neighbourhood BC鈥檚 best restaurants, eateries and breweries converge at this one-day fundraiser, benefitting the Mount Pleasant Family Centre Society. 5:30pm at Heritage Hall. Tickets from $50 at
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Friday, Mar. 10

Arts

The Men in White The sport of cricket brings together brothers and cultures in this touching story spanning across India to Canada. 8pm at the Granville Island Stage. Tickets from $29 at

Twelfth Night Rediscover the classic Shakespearean comedy with this talented veteran cast. 7:30pm at PAL Studio Theatre. Tickets $27 at

Amazonia: The Rights of Nature From vibrant textiles and baskets to feather works, this exhibit captures a glimpse into Amazonian culture and history. 10am at the UBC Museum of Anthropology. Tickets from $10 at

Music

Lydia Hol & Ida Wen酶e The poetic storytelling of Ireland and the sentimental melodies of Denmark shine in this intimate concert. 8pm at St. James Hall. Tickets $22 at

Ben Allison Quartet Led by the accomplished bassist, this evening features inventive jazz inspired by classical to world music. 8pm at Western Front. Tickets from $27 at

Comedy

Talk Felty to Me Puppets get flirty in this improvised comedy show where the dolls command the stage. 10:30pm at Havana Theatre. Tickets $10 at
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Saturday, Mar. 11

Arts

Cause & Effect Showcasing the works of elementary students across BC, this new exhibit is an insightful glimpse into themes of time, memory and place. 2pm at ArtStarts in Schools. Free tickets at

Spectral Theatre A throwback to the golden age of radio shows, this horror-themed broadcast features live Foley artists and a cast of celebrated voice actors. 8pm at the Red Gate Revue Stage. Tickets $10 at

Music

Ciliate 9 This multimedia event blends together music, art and performance from over 60 artists. 7pm at Satellite Gallery. Tickets $15 at

Talea Ensemble Performing a repertoire of today鈥檚 exciting new composers, this evening also features a premiere from Canadian melodist Stefan Meyer. 8pm at The Annex. Tickets from $15 at

Comedy

Sebastian Maniscalco Wielding a razor-sharp observational wit, the Chicago native serves up a show that is both clever and provocative. 8:30pm at Vogue Theatre. Tickets from $49.75 at

Social

When Art School Met Yoga Studio Theatre games and a live musical performance make this yoga session into a well-rounded creative experience. 2pm at Oxygen Yoga. Tickets $25 at
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Sunday, Mar. 12

Arts

Antigona The heroine of Sophoclean tragedy takes the floor in this thrilling adaptation of Oedipus Rex set to Flamenco music. 7pm at the Centre for the Performing Arts. Tickets from $38 at

The Cat in the Hat This fun interpretation of the Dr. Seuss favourite shines, with striking costumes and a lively cast. Perfect for young audiences. 2pm at Carousel Theatre. Tickets from $15 at

Stingray Sisters This documentary tells the inspiring story of three sisters fighting against the fracking of indigenous Australia. Includes a panel discussion with the film鈥檚 creators. 3pm at Vancity Theatre. Tickets from $10 at

Music

The Wood Brothers This three-piece band boasts an American soul-folk sound reminiscent of their Colorado roots. 7pm at the Imperial. Tickets $25 at

Las Estrellas Canada鈥檚 only all-female Mariachi band gives a festive performance that both inspires and entertains. 7pm at Kitsilano Neighbourhood House. Tickets $12 at

Food

麻豆传媒映画Sevens In this whiskey-tasting event, sample five unique blends curated by Andrew Starritt of Cask Strength. 7pm at The Irish Heather. Tickets $40 at
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Monday, Mar. 13

Arts

Moonlight This year鈥檚 Oscar winner for Best Picture chronicles the life of a young black man from childhood to adulthood. 6:30pm at The Rio. Tickets $10 at

The Art of Film This five-week series studies the elements of filmmaking using popular films as a guide. 10:30am at Vancity Theatre. Tickets $80 at

Music

Daniel Bachman Ranging from folk to blues, this up-and-coming acoustic guitarist impresses with complicated chords and melodies. 7pm at the Cobalt. Tickets $10 at

Tiny Havoc With smooth vocals and a jazz beat, this new local ensemble flaunts a polished and sophisticated sound. 9:30pm at Guilt & Co. Admission pay-what-you-can at the door.

Food

Farmer鈥檚 Apprentice + Kinome Dinner Two of the city鈥檚 most outstanding chefs collaborate for an exclusive six-course menu based on sustainable and organic ingredients. 6pm at Kinome Japanese Kitchen. Tickets are $120 at
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Tuesday, Mar. 14

Arts

Dr. Sketchy's Anti Art School Combining sketch class with cabaret, this fun evening encourages creativity and artistic talent of all levels. 7pm at Hot Art Wet City. Tickets $12 at

Music

Eric Church The country-rock singer stays true to the genre with honest storytelling and rustic guitar. 8pm at Rogers Arena. Tickets from $20 at

Spectrum Quartet With Vancouver鈥檚 own Last Ark Out, this jazz and funk fusion ensemble delivers a laidback, mellow sound. 8pm at The Backstage Lounge. Tickets $5 at the door.

Social

John Fluevog Shoe Party In honour of the Japanese holiday White Day, the local brand debuts its Spring/Summer collection at this fundraising affair. 7pm at John Fluevog. Tickets $15 at

Food

The Story of Guinness The iconic Irish beer begins St. Patrick鈥檚 Day celebrations with a dinner featuring live entertainment from The Pat Chessell Band. 6pm at the Blarney Stone. Tickets $50 at
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Wednesday, Mar. 15

Arts

Granny鈥檚 Dancing on the Table Blending together stop-motion animation and live action, this film tells the story of an abused young girl who summons the strength and courage to save herself. 7:30pm at the Cinematheque. Tickets $11 at

Belfast Girls Fleeing starvation in 1850s Ireland, five young women must overcome barriers of class, gender and race in a foreign Australia. Runs to Mar. 18, 8pm at the Vancity Culture Lab. Tickets from $25 at

Music

Sonic Boom Festival Celebrating musicians and their original compositions, this score-writing competition starts off with a mixed ensemble concert. 7:30pm at Pyatt Hall. Tickets from $15 at

Chris Botti The renowned trumpeter performs from a repertoire of popular songs and jazz standards, supported by the 麻豆传媒映画Symphony Orchestra. 8pm at the Orpheum. Tickets from $27 at

Comedy

Ladies Against Humanity Comedy company The Fictionals prepare a night of prizes, wit and fun, based on the popular board game. 8pm at the Rio. Tickets $10 at
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Thursday, Mar. 16

Arts

Art Battle Artists within the community are recognized in this fun and competitive live painting event. 7pm at Red Room. Tickets from $15 at

Billy Lynn鈥檚 Long Halftime Walk Director Ang Lee translates Ben Fountain鈥檚 novel to the big screen with jarring imagery of war and celebration. 2:30pm at Vancity Theatre. Tickets from $10 at

Music

Big Wild Boasting a past collaboration with iDA HAWK and Tove Styrke, the masterful remixing from this rising EDM artist lends a summer feel-good vibe. 8pm at Venue. Tickets $15 at

Comedy

The Gentleman Hecklers 脌 la commentary style, 1987鈥檚 The Running Man is given the comedy degree by this trio of seasoned hecklers. 9:30pm at the Rio. Tickets $10 at

Social

St. Portside Eve Party St. Patrick鈥檚 Day festivities begin early with live music provided by Jono and Drake. 9pm at the Portside Pub. Tickets $10 at