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鶹ýӳTea Festival pours it on

And four other events that make 鶹ýӳawesome this week
The 鶹ýӳTea Festival steeps Nov. 3 and 4 at the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver.
The 鶹ýӳTea Festival steeps Nov. 3 and 4 at the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver.

鶹ýӳTea Festival

Lose yourself in the land of loose leaf at the fifth annual 鶹ýӳTea Festival. This year’s fest promises a realm of exhibitors, including those offering tipsy tea spirits (for the 19-plus set), as well as a Chinese tea tasting bar, a matcha bar and a retail area. Free, non-ticketed presentations include Matcha 101, an Herbal Tea-Making Workshop, musical performances, insights into tea-related travel and health and more. Additional premium tasting experiences are also available, linking tea lovers with some special sipping opportunities.

When: Nov. 3, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Nov. 4, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Where: Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver, 50 East Pender St.

EAT! Vancouver

This popular annual celebration of all things food in 鶹ýӳspans several days and offers multiple ways to engage with some of the city’s — and country’s — biggest culinary stars. Collaboration dinners match visiting talent with top local chefs, while the Grand Tasting offers a taste of it all. There’s even a special day just for those with a sweet tooth — the EAT! Pastry event.

When: Nov. 5 to 10

Where: Various locations

Circle Craft

More than 300 vendors will gather with their wares for one of Vancouver’s longest-running craft fairs. Timed just right to help you get a jump start on your holiday shopping, Circle Craft is a multi-day artisanal bonanza that will have something for everyone on your list. Or treat yourself to something new — you deserve it.

When: Nov. 7 to 11

Where: 鶹ýӳConvention Centre West

鶹ýӳJewish Film Festival

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“Expect the Unexpected” is the motto of the 30th annual 鶹ýӳJewish Film Festival, which puts a spotlight on Jewish culture, heritage and diversity through film. The longest-running Jewish film festival in Canada, VJFF will this year screen in venues across Metro Vancouver, featuring films from around the world, including a number of exciting biopics about luminaries such as Gilda Radner, Sammy Davis Jr. and Itzhak Perlman.

When: Nov. 7 to Dec. 2

Where: Various venues in Metro Vancouver

Heart of the City Festival

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There are a few days left of programming to enjoy at the annual Heart of the City Festival before it wraps up. With a focus on the rich and diverse communities of the Downtown Eastside, the 15th annual festival celebrates the creative and committed artists and activists who thrive in the heart of Vancouver. Music, poetry, exhibits, workshops, tours and more await at venues across the DTES, with many events being free or by donation.

When: Until Nov. 4

Where: Various venues on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside

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