Weekend events

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Posted October 25, 2019 10:49 pm.

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Great weather and a lot of great events this weekend!

The Chutzpah! Festival is on now until November 24th.

Check out the Vancouver Fall Home Show and the Vancouver Health Show this weekend at the Convention Centre downtown.

The BC Vintage to Modern Toy Expo is on Saturday at Shannon Hall at the Cloverdale fairgrounds.

Check out the Antique Show Sunday at the Vancouver Flea Market on Terminal.

Come out to Mid-century Madness Saturday at the QE Theatre.

Tiffany Young brings her Magnetic Moon Tour to the Vogue Sunday night.

Dean Brody and Dallas Smith play the Abbotsford Centre Saturday night.

Visit Diwali Fest Saturday at the Roundhouse Community Centre downtown.

Fright Nights at Playland is on again until the end of the month.

Cirque Du Soleil Luzia is on now until December 29th Under the Big Top at Concord Pacific Place.

Out of Concealment – Female Supernatural Beings of Haida Gwaii – is on now at the Bill Reid Gallery until April.

Shake Up: Preserving What We Value explores the convergence of earthquake science and technology. It’s on at the Museum of Anthropology until the fall.

The Museum of Vancouver presents Haida Now, on now until next February.

If you have a weekend event you’d like us to consider mentioning, email Ben.Wilson@news1130.rogers.com or Tweet him at @benwilson1130.

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