COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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Winter’s Dance returns to Robson Street, there’s a Family Breakfast With Santa, Philosopher’s Café, the monthly Fireside Book Club, and so much more!
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SENIOR MOMENTS
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The holiday season is replete with special events for seniors, including community meals, a birthday party for Decemberites, and the monthly law clinic.
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BC Minister for Seniors Anne Kang meets with the Seniors Planning Table; join a conversation about low risk drinking for older adults; attend a senior’s law clinic.
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A stroll down Broughton Street to Coal Harbour will reveal a number of sculptures and water features, both traditional and contemporary.
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Gardening need not wait until spring. Create your own indoor tropical Eden with a variety of plants in a decorative terrarium.
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A busy month of Stanley Park wildlife watercolour painting, getting to know the birds in the ‘hood, the Fireside Book Club, and another Philosopher’s Café conversation.
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Jazz all about the West End, A bittersweet comedy about three generations of dirt-poor women at PAL Studio Theatre, and more Hot Mommas at The Sylvia.
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Some West Enders are protesting what they see as the City’s failure to follow through on promises made in the 2013 West End Community Plan.
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A new Indigo Books outlet, West End tenants standing up against renovictions, and a Seawall closure for safety maintenance.
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A seniors community planning forum, a law clinic to discuss legal issues of importance as we age, and a monthly birthday party. West End seniors are active seniors!
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Julie Brown and The Hot Mammas at the Sylvia, lotsa jazz everywhere, and what’s a Sunday evening without a drag show? All live here in your West End!
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A stroll down Broughton Street reveals water features, sculptures, and secret gardens to rest weary feet and ease city-weary hearts.
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