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‘Three Stories Up’ Show Provides Adventurous Theatre For The Spooky Season

Feeling adventurous? Try something fresh and engage with a performance as you watch it unfold before you. Or rather, as you sense it unfold. Three Stories Up comes to us via Alley Theatre (known for pushing the limits with new and exciting ways to engage with the arts). It’s an innovative take on the sensory experience of theatrical performance held at a secret location in East Van and performed completely in the dark. The production follows a cop as she attempts to solve her husband’s murder. The audience must conjure up the imagery themselves using auditory, olfactory and tactile cues. Three Stories Up – in total darkness – sounds super intriguing and well worth the $23 spend. See you there.

Oct. 20-31st | 8pm (9:30pm on Fridays) | Meet at 805 East Pender St. | $23 | TICKETS

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Roll Up Your Sleeves and Reconnect with Food, Land, and Community at UBC Farm This Summer

UBC Farm has released its summer workshop schedule, with hands-on classes and guided outdoor experiences that connect people to food, nature, and each other.

The Garden Adds a Long-Overdue Wine Bar Energy to Strathcona

The Garden in Strathcona has expanded into evening service, adding wine, cocktails, and a menu of share plates to its familiar café-and-retail setup.

THIS Gallery’s $200 Art Show Opens Friday, May 15

More than fifty artists. Every work priced at $200. THIS Gallery’s upcoming fundraiser exhibition turns small-scale sculpture into something energetic, accessible, and worth showing up for.

Casa Molina Is Throwing a Proper Spanish Party This Sunday

Paella pans, hand-carved jamón, vermut, gin & tonics, and laughter drifting between tables. Casa Molina is turning two this Sunday and throwing a full-day Spanish taberna-style party to mark it.