What To Do On The North Shore This Weekend...

Remembrance Day Parade, Christmas Pottery Sale and More!

Capilano University Christmas Pottery Sale

Friday, November 9 to Sunday, November 11 11:00 - 4:00pm FREE
Take advantage of this opportunity to get amazing creations at rock bottom prices just in time for Christmas. Every year the advanced ceramics students offer their latest works for sale and you'll find a wide variety of pottery from fired stoneware and low fired majolica to smoke fired sculptures. Check out this fabulous collection and get an early start on the season.
Capilano University Maple Building Skeena Road 604-921-9914

Where The Wild Things Are

Friday, November 9 to Sunday, November 18 1:00pm / 4:00pm / 7:00pm $15
Immerse yourself in Max's make believe world. Travel across the ocean, crash through the forest and become part of the wild kingdom as Max conquers his fears to become King of the wild things. Your children will be thrilled to see their favourite bedtime story brought to life.
Presentation House Theatre 333 Chesterfield Avenue 604-990-3474

Capilano University Blues Basketball Team Home Opener

Friday, November 9 6:00 and 8:00pm $5 / $3
The Blues play Kwantlen University: the women play at 6:00pm and men at 8:00pm. The Blues will profile Club Basketball on the North Shore, 3D and all B Basketball Clubs and also showcase the Steve Nash League for Youth.
Caplilano University Sportsplex 2055 Purcell Way 604-990-7805 Visit the website for more information.

Coastal City Ballet Presents Swan Lake Act II and Mixed Repertoire

Saturday, November 10 7:30pm $30 / $22
Vancouver's newest ballet company Coastal City ballet, proudly presents an evening of classics and new works. Among the pieces performed by this exciting young company is the second act of Swan Lake, the Flames of Paris pas de deux, a piece by Brazilian choreographer Gisele Bellot and more.
Centennial Theatre 2300 Lonsdale Avenue 604-984-4484

One Man in His Time - Theatre

Sunday, November 11 10:00am By donation
Antony Holland performs this shortened version of his one man play 'One Man in His Time' on Remembrance Day as a unique way of paying tribute to all those who serve, both past and present. Based on his stories of life in the British Army in North Africa during the Second World War, this offers a perfect alternative for those who want to pay tribute in a warmer drier location than the ceremony and parade at the Cenotaph.
Lynn Valley United Church 3201 Mountain Highway 604-987-2114

Remembrance Day Service and Parade

Sunday, November 11 10:30am FREE
Organized by the North Shore Veterans Council
North Vancouver Cenotaph Victoria Park
Remembrance Day Maritime Memorial Service

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