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  1. 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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  2. Marketing Assistant

    Home Marketing Assistant  Page 4 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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  3. LunarFest 2024

    Celebrate the Year of the Dragon at LunarFest. Make friends and make art with free family-friendly workshops on Granville Island, from Feb 9 - Feb 29. Celebrate LNY like no other through arts and culture!

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  4. Welcome Anika

    We’d like to officially introduce you to Anika Vervecken. She has recently joined our team as our new Access Activator. Learn more about Anika!

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  5. Remembering Norman Armour

    Norman Armour was a passionate and visionary leader who shaped the arts community in Vancouver building connections between artists, presenters and arts organizations worldwide. The Vancouver International Children’s Festival Society was incredibly fortunate to work with him over the past 10 years.

    A photograph of a man (Norman Armour) in a blue shirt and black-rimmed eyeglasses, smiling.
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  6. Tsatsu Stalqayu (Coastal Wolf Pack) Salish Songs and Stories

    Just as wolves travel in packs and work together to flourish in life, our group runs with one heart and one mind. Teaching our children the songs, dances, and stories will keep our traditions alive for generations to come. Come see us perform traditional Salish song and dance at this year’s Festival.

    A group from Tsatsu Stalqayu wear traditional Indigenous clothing.
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  7. Jam Side Up!

    Flying bunnies, speeding French fries and identical twins?! This show has it all and then some! The Kif-Kif Sisters’ surprising blend of comedy and audience interaction is enough to make vegetables explode! Get ready to howl with laughter at The Kif-Kif Sisters’ out-of-this-word antics.

    Twin female performers in red polka dot bathing suits perform outside in front of a crowd. One is holding a table and fan and the other is in front looking back while holding a cucumber.
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  8. Nimihitowin!

    Powwow dance, hoop dance and Métis jigging are beautiful expressions of Indigenous Peoples’ rich history and culture. Nimihitowin! will mesmerize audiences with dramatic dancing, spectacular regalia and the subtle beauty of flute songs.

    An Indigenous female dancer in traditional regalia crouching on stage with glowing hoops placed in front of her.
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  9. 360 ALLSTARS

    BMX, basketball, breakdancing, MC-ing, acrobatics and drumming take center stage at this super-charged urban circus. A spectacular fusion of artistry with energetic street culture.

    A group of people on a stage performing on a hoop.
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