Must See Events of the Week – Holiday Special!

A few of my Favorite Things December 14^th – 16^th Pacific House Theatre Starring Jay Brazeu, Steven Greenfield, Bree Greig and Annabel Kershaw among others, A Few of my Favorite Things involves gathering around the piano and singing favorite songs from memorable renowned Broadway Musicals. Without a doubt, you will be singing along before you know it! A Few of my Favorite things benefits North Shore Neighbourhood House. See here for more information.   Robson Square Ice Rink 9.00am – 9.00pm Sunday to Thursday, 9.00am – 11.00pm Fridays & Saturdays Robson Square Spending an evening at Robson Square Ice Rink should be on everyone’s to do list this Christmas season, and best of all – it’s free if you own your own pair of skates! The beautiful open air sunken rink is perfect for this fun winter activity, which can be enjoyed by people of all ages. See here for more information.     Vancouver Christmas Market Occurring Daily until December 24^th 11am – 9pm Queen Elizabeth Theatre Plaza Still looking for the perfect Christmas gift for those you hold near and dear to you? Why not check out this authentic German Christmas Market where you are sure to pick up some exciting thoughtful treasures to put a smile on the faces of those you love on Christmas morning! (Or you know, just go and treat yourself!) Click here for more information.     Hotel Bethlehem December 12^th – 15^th @ 8.00pm Shadbolt Centre for the Arts Playwright Drew McCreadie brings us a Christmas satire that will have you in fits of laughter from start to finish. Directed by Diane Brown, this play begs the mind bending question “What if the men who defined history, were idiots?” This play is back by popular demand, and is one you will not want to miss this week! For tickets, see here.   Breakfast with Santa Saturday, December 15^th 9.00am – 11am Grouse Mountain Twenty odd years ago, my parents used to take my siblings and me to see Santa at our local Sports Club, where we would sit on his lap for ten seconds, get blinded by the flash of a disposable camera, get a pat on the head and be sent on our merry way. Over the years (due to many technological advances, I am assuming) Santa has more time on his hands and is looking forward to enjoying a nice relaxing morning with the children of Vancouver, where they will have the opportunity to have a special breakfast, enjoy some festive entertainment, face painting and spending some quality time with the jolly, bushy bearded heart-breaker himself. Click here for more information.