Barnside Harvest Festival returns to Paterson Park in Ladner from September 13 to 15, 2024 with a full lineup of entertainment including The Glorious Sons, Sam Roberts Band, Loverboy, The Trews, Sloan, and Wide Mouth Mason.
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Barnside Harvest Festival 2024
Date: September 13 to 15, 2024
Location: Paterson Park (5800 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Ladner)
Tickets: Early Bird tickets go on sale Friday, April 5, 2024 at 10:00am and include single day, full weekend, and VIP passes for purchase. Tickets can be purchased online.
After a successful first year with over 23,000 attendees in 2023, Barnside Harvest Festival presents an expanded lineup featuring three full days of live music on three stages at Paterson Park in Ladner.
Friday (September 13) performers include JUNO award winning headliner The Glorious Sons and The Trews. Also appearing are Boston’s favourite new campus band, Couch and Vancouver’s own popstars Yukon Blonde. Saturday (September 14) features performances by legendary rock headliners Sam Roberts Band with support from Sloan and Doc Walker. Catch Canadian super group TOQUE and Carsen Gray.
Sunday (September 15) includes Canada’s own, Loverboy. Joining in on Sunday’s lineup is soul-power pop group Wide Mouth Mason, Vancouver favourites Odds, and country artists JoJo Mason for afternoon shows. And of course, don’t miss Sunday’s dog-friendly theme Paw Pals Electric Picnic. Attendees are invited to bring their dogs for a fun afternoon in the park. Programming includes agility areas, musical mats, and a Best Dressed Dog Contest. Music for Paw Pals Electric Picnic provided by Larry Hennessey (JACK Up the 80’s) and DJ Goodspin.
The Market Stage includes musical acts XL the Band, Ashleigh Ball, Sadé Awele, Vox Rea, Blake Havard, Bryce Malensytn and many more. View the full lineup online.
Barnside Harvest Festival has something for all tastes. The Festival includes a charity BBQ benefitting the Delta Firefighters Charitable Society, plus a huge lineup of food trucks serving up tasty treats. The Artisan Market features goods for sale by vendors, artisans, and crafters. Of course, Barnside once again has a site-wide license to showcase Delta’s finest farm-fresh craft beer, local wines, ciders, and non-alcoholic options. Barnside Brewing Co. offers craft beer, grown and brewed right on their Ladner farms.
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Get your tickets for Hockey Night in Chinatown, an inspiring evening of storytelling to celebrate past and present Chinese Canadians involved in hockey.
Hockey Night in Chinatown
Date: Saturday, April 6, 2023 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Book signing 5:30pm to 6:00pm
Location: Chinatown Storytelling Centre (168 East Pender Street Vancouver)
Author Chad Soon will launch his co-authored children’s book, The Longest Shot: How Larry Kwong Changed the Face of Hockey and share Kwong’s fascinating story as the first non-white player in the NHL in 1948, who later led the Valleyfield Braves to win the Alexander Cup in 1951.
“On March 13, 1948, Kwong finally got his chance at the NHL, taking to the ice for the Rangers at Montreal’s revered Forum against the Canadiens led by ‘Rocket’ Richard. Rangers coach Frank Boucher held Kwong on the bench until the third period of the one-goal game, when, raring to go, he finally hit the ice for a single shift and made history.
Months before Jackie Robinson and years before Willie O’Ree, Kwong broke the NHL’s colour barrier. He also stands as the first player from the Okanagan to reach the NHL and only the fourth born-and-raised in BC to crack an NHL line-up.
Although never again given the opportunity to play at the game’s highest level, he later established himself as one of the Quebec Senior professional league’s top players over an eight-year period, battling a young Jean Beliveau for the league scoring title, while leading the Valleyfield Braves to the Canadian senior championship and winning the league’s MVP award in 1951.” – BC Sports Hall of Fame
“His career might have lasted for only a New York minute, but Larry Kwong’s role in hockey history will never be forgotten.” – New York Rangers
Guests at the event can also meet former professional player Brandon Wong who will share the experience of going pro, and documentary filmmaker Jenny-Lee Gilmore who will share a heartfelt tribute to her hockey-playing mother, Kelley as she competes for Team BC at the Canada 55 Plus Games. The event moderator will be Samantha Chang, “The Broadcast” podcaster and Canucks game analyst.
Sip, dance, and dine with Brewhalla Beer and Music Festivals in 2024. Choose from locations in North Vancouver, Fort Langley, New Westminster, Whistler, and Chilliwack – or visit them all!
Brewhalla Beer and Music Festivals
Brewhalla Beer and Music Festivals will offer over 120 local craft beverages including beer, wine, cider, cocktails, and non-alcoholic options throughout the season. There’s something for everyone to sip while you enjoy favourites and discover a new flavour.
Enjoy live musical performances from local bands and artists and snack on local cuisine. The food truck lineup has everything you want at a festival: tacos, burgers, mac and cheese, mini donuts, and much more. Additionally, each Brewhalla will host with a unique theme; find out your festivals theme on the Brewhalla Instagram.
Tickets are on sale now and include admission to the festival, a 4oz commemorative tasting glass, 3 tasting tokens, live music and access to over 50 different local craft beverages.
2024 Events Lineup:
North Vancouver | The Shipyards Square (19 Wallace Mews, North Vancouver) Friday, April 19, 2024 from 5:00pm to 10:00pm The North Vancouver Brewhalla overlooks the water and downtown Vancouver from The Shipyards. Enjoy beer, spirits, and wine from Hoyne Brewing Co, Bali Water, Cinco Drink Co, Festina Lente Estate Winery, Oddity Kombucha, Copperpenny Distilling Co, and much more. Lineup of food vendors includes Dos Amigos, Planted, and more. Catch performances by A-Slam, DJ Paisley Eva, Trilojay, and Side One. View the full event lineup and purchase tickets online.
Fort Langley | Fort Langley Park (9098 Nash St, Langley) Saturday, May 18, 2024 from 12:00pm to 6:00pm The Fort Langley Brewhalla takes place in Fort Langley Park with beer, wine, and spirits from Mountain View Brewing Co, Magic Malts, Dead Frog Brewery, Fraser Valley Cider Company, and more. Enjoy entertainment from Antonio Larosa, Side One, and A-Slam. The food vendor lineup is coming soon! View the full event lineup and purchase tickets online.
New Westminster | Queen’s Park (3rd Ave, New Westminster) Saturday, August 10, 2024 from 12:00pm to 6:00pm The New Westminster Brewhalla lineup of food, entertainment, and drink vendors is to be announced! Purchase tickets online.
Whistler Village Beer Festival | Whistler Olympic Plaza (4365 Blackcomb Way, Whistler) Saturday, September 14, 2024 from 12:00pm to 6:00pm The Whistler Village Beer Festivalpresented by Gibbons Whistle and Brewhalla will have it’s main event in September. Featuring over 40 craft beverage manufacturers and more than 80 varieties of craft drinks including beer, cider, and seltzers to sample, complete with food trucks, live music, and interactive activities. The full lineup is to be announced! Purchase tickets online.
Chilliwack | Watson Glen Park (44975 Tyson Road, Chilliwack) Saturday, October 5, 2024 from 12:00pm to 6:00pm The Chilliwack Brewhalla lineup of food, entertainment, and drink vendors is to be announced! Purchase tickets online.
April is a beautiful month as we transition from cherry blossoms on the streets to tulip festivals in valley. Spring is in full swing and there’s no shortage of events in Vancouver this month. Browse and bookmark this page and check back often as the list if updated daily with even more fun things to do around Vancouver this April:
Gateway Theatre presents Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery from April 11 to 20, 2024. This production is a fresh and lively comedic take on the legendary tale of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles.
Genevieve Fleming and Gerry Mackay. Photo by David Cooper.
Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery at Gateway Theatre
From award-winning “master of mayhem” Ken Ludwig (Lend Me a Tenor, Moon Over Buffalo) presents a fast-paced comedy like no other. Directed by Gateway Theatre’s Artistic Director Barabara Tomasic, this production promises laughter, suspense, and wit.
In this retelling of the Victorian whodunit, Sherlock Holmes (Genevieve Fleming) and Dr. Watson (Gerry Mackay) embark on a riveting adventure to solve the baffling mystery surrounding Sir Charles Baskerville’s death. The audience will find themselves eagerly guessing at every twist and turn. Joining Fleming and Mackay, Andrew Cownden, Mack Gordon, and Melissa Oei take on nearly 40 different characters, darting on and off the stage in this complex plot. Watch the intrepid investigators try to decipher a dizzying web of clues, silly accents, disguises, and deceit, all while giving the audience a performance filled with laughs as they follow along this murderously funny adventure.
The creative team includes Lighting Designer Kevin Tanner and Sound Designer Steve Marsh. Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery is stage managed by Philomena Sondergaard with Assistant Stage Manager Scarlett Larry.
