Things to Do This Week, August 30 to September 5, 2010

Monday, August 30, 2010 – SummerFest at Lonsdale Quay Market

The North Shore’s favourite waterfront festival is coming to an end! It's been an 11-week celebration of music, dance, culture and community, with live concerts, an Artisan Farmers Market, and various kid’s activities. Admission is free, donations accepted on site. Visit the website for a complete schedule.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010 – Klahowya Village

Klahowya Village is a celebration of Aboriginal culture through song, dance and stories at Stanley Park. Come see the performances between 10 am and 6 pm, and take a ride on the Spirit Catcher Train - a fun, animated experience. Admission to Klahowya Village is free, must buy a ticket for the train.

Wednesday, September  1, 2010 – Jesse Cook

Enjoy a night of smooth jazz with Jesse Cook, whose latest album, Rumba Foundation, traces rumba flamenco back to its roots in Cuba. Jesse Cook is at the Fair at the PNE tonight at 8:00 pm.

Thursday, September  2, 2010 – Networking Night: Success without Stress

Learn how to achieve success without stress at an event that combines skill-building with networking. You'll hear from a dynamic keynote speaker, meet other inspiring people and gain valuable skills. The event takes place at the Roundhouse Community Centre, Room C, tonight at 7:30 pm. Admission is by donation, RSVP by emailing infovancouver@artofliving.ca or call (604) 379-8444.
 
Friday, September  3, 2010 – Vancouver Canadians vs Everett AquaSox

See local baseball team the Vancouver Canadians take on Washinton's Everett AquaSox tonight at 7:05 at Nat Bailey Stadium (4601 Ontario Street). Get tickets.

Saturday, September  4, 2010 – Vancouver Chinatown Night Market

You've only got a few days left to check out Asian traditional handicrafts and gifts and to enjoy a variety of ethnic snacks. Today and tomorrow, from 6:30 pm to 11 pm, come to Keefer and Main Sts. to tour over a hundred booths, see live performances and play games to win prizes.

Sunday, September 5, 2010 – La Traviata

Pera Pro Cantanti presents La Traviata, an Italian opera in three acts by Giuseppe Verdi. It's a classic tale about frivolity, folly, and faithful love. Show starts at 7 pm at the Cambrian Hall (215 E. 17th). Tix $18/$12. Get info at the Pro Cantanti site or call (604) 646-0406.