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  2. Guide to Feasting at the Festival

    We are excited to offer a wide selection of local Food Trucks at this year’s festival, with enough variety to satisfy each family member’s tastes and cravings! Check out our Guide to Feasting at this year's Festival!

    A promotional image for the food trucks at the 2023 children's festival. In the top row, from left to right, there is an image of an Elotes corn cob, a Potato Hurricane, Saffron Ice Cream, and Baklava. On the bottom row, from left to right, there's an image of two food trucks from Meet2Eat catering, an ice cream cone, a falafel, and more spiralized potato's on sticks.
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  4. Opening Night

    Join us for our Opening Night event! The evening begins with an Indigenous Welcome ceremony with Elder Statesman  Xwechtaal Dennis Joseph of the Squamish Nation, an evening performance of Robot Song and complimentary refreshments afterwards.

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  5. Squamish Ocean Canoe Family

    In addition to paddling together, members of the Squamish Ocean Canoe Family are committed to sharing Skwxwú7mesh culture through traditional songs and dances. Squamish Ocean…

    Performers from Tsatsu Stalqayu (Coastal Wolfpack)
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  6. Youth for Youth

    The Vancouver International Children’s Festival Society’s Youth for Youth (Y4Y) program provides training, mentorship and performance opportunities for emerging artists. The program develops their artistic skills…

    Six performers from the One of a Kind show are standing beside each other, singing.
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  7. Welcome Kirith

    Learn more about the Festival's Volunteer Coordinator, Kirith Bains. She joined our team last year so this introduction is well overdue.

    A photograph of Kirith Bains, Volunteer Coordinator
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  8. Indigenous Content and Programming: School Fieldtrip 

    If you’re a teacher looking for an Indigenous learning experience for your students, a field trip to see an Indigenous performance at the Vancouver International Children’s Festival is a great way to enhance student engagement and inspire learning.

    A group from Tsatsu Stalqayu wear traditional Indigenous clothing.
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  9. Marketing Assistant

    Home Marketing Assistant  Page 2 Marketing Assistant Go to show description The Vancouver International Children’s Festival Society has made a commitment to anti-racism and anti-oppression work and ongoing personal and professional development. The Vancouver International Children’s Festival Society strives for meaningful employment from all…

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