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Posted February 21, 2014 10:17 pm.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – From great music, dance and art to tips for sprucing up your house or garden, there are lots of things to keep you busy this weekend.

The 2014 Chutzpah! Festival is on until March 9th at various venues around Vancouver. Check it out and enjoy some wonderful art, dance and music.

The BC Home and Garden Show is on this weekend at BC Place.

Ballet BC presents Grace Symmetry Saturday at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.

The ZoomerShow is on this weekend at the Convention Centre. Check out Canada’s largest consumer show and lifestyle expo for men and women 45 and older.

The 36th annual Vancouver International Wine Festival starts Monday and goes until March 2nd at various locations around town. Stop by for a sip of nearly 1800 wines from all around the world.

The Earlybird RV Show & Sale is on this weekend at the Tradex in Abbotsford.

The Travel Expo is on Saturday at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Come check out the dozens of travel specialists and the many vacation packages. Admission is free.

Bring the kids out to The Orpheum Saturday afternoon to see The Backyardigans. Call 1-855-985-5000 for more details.

Check out the Baker’s Market on Sunday at the Moberly Arts and Cultural Centre. There will be tasty treats and gluten-free items too. Admission is free.

Sunday is your last chance to check out The Odd Couple at the Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage.

Stop by the Pinnacle hotel at the Pier in North Vancouver on Sunday for the Modern Family Expo and learn about food & nutrition, health & wellness, active living and eco-friendly solutions.

The Robson Square Ice Rink is still open. You can skate there until the end of the month.

The Vancouver Academy of Music Symphony Orchestra presents Tales of Romance Sunday afternoon at The Orpheum. For more details, call 604-734-2301.

The Museum of Vancouver Presents: Play House: The Architecture of Daniel Evan White – on until March 23rd.

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