Do you love beer? Have a partner that loves beer? Not yet made plans for Valentine’s Day? The good folks at Vancouver Brewery Tours have a fun event for you. Their popular For The Love of Craft Beer Tour is back for Valentine’s Day which in case you missed it falls on a weekday this year, Tuesday, February 14th. One of their knowledgeable guides will tour you to 3 breweries starting with Brassneck Brewery. Next up you will head over to Storm Brewing where we hear they have some special Valentine’s Day-themed brainstorm beers. After that, your guide will take you to Big Rock Urban Brewery & Eatery for beer tasting and dinner. The tour guides are filled with fun facts about the Vancouver beer scene, so bring any questions and your thirst. This tour runs from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Cost is $89.99 per person. If you are not a beer lover, or don’t drink alcohol, but wish to go with someone that does, ticket cost for you is $70.00. To book your spot, visit Vancouver Brewery Tours. There is limited seating so book quick if you want to share a fun experience on Valentine’s Day.
For The Love Of Craft Beer Tour is Back For Valentine’s Day
3 Feb
ELLE At The Firehall Arts Centre February 8-18
1 Feb
You are invited to check out ELLE at the Firehall Arts Centre. This play is the story of Marguerite de Roberval, a French noblewoman who sets out to sail in 1542 for Canada with her uncle, Jacques Cartier to colonize new found territory. She finds herself abandoned on a deserted ‘Isle of Demons’ located off the coast of Newfoundland as punishment for taking a lover during the voyage. Marguerite finds herself in the company of spirit bears real and imagined and not only does ELLE survive, but she thrives. J. Kelly Nestruck of The Globe & Mail likens the play to the Oscar nominated movie The Revenant by Alejandro Iñárritu. We are hearing that ELLE reinvents the beginnings of this country’s national narrative. ELLE runs February 8 – 18 with tickets from $23 and available online at Firehall Arts Centre.
What people are saying about ELLE:
“Thompson holds the audience’s attention in a vice grip with her precision, depth, and hilarity. Her script is beautifully poetic, and is a master of delivery.”
Mooney on Theatre
“…a performance that weaves feminism, survival instincts, colonialism
and magic realism together.”
The Toronto Star
“Elle is occasionally tense, but frequently funny.”
Globe and Mail
Photo Credit: Severn Thompson
ILiveInEastVan.com 