May 27 — June 2, 2024
Creatively Playful
In this hands-on music and book-inspired workshop, families will explore some of the flying, swimming, running, and crawling creatures that call our backyards home. Together, we will experience what eco-diversity is, why it is vital, and how young people today are helping to protect the environment!
Enjoy the beauty and meaning of the Mandarin language in this Family Folk workshop, and learn a treasured 18th century Chinese folk tune! Blending melody, movement, context, and a playful approach, Juno-nominated Singer-Songwriter, Ginalina, will introduce families of all ages to the song, Mò Lì Huā (“Jasmine Flower”).
Home Donate Page 8 SUPPORT US / HOW TO DONATE Go to show description Adopt a Class Program Good Neighbours Program Hospital Outreach Program For 47 years, the Vancouver International Children’s Festival has inspired and motivated young audiences with professional…
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Learn moreWe’d like to officially introduce you to Pavanjot Daley. She has recently joined our team as our new School and Information Administrator. Learn more about…
Take a wonderful multilingual musical journey themed on the value of every child and the small but mighty roles we play every day. Sing, dance, and be part of the musical wonders of Accordion, Guitar, Ukulele, Percussion, Erhu, and Zither, alongside Ginalina with Friends and Guests from the Vancouver Chinese Music Ensemble.
Home COVID Policy Page 8 COVID Policy Go to show description The Vancouver International Children’s Festival is thrilled to welcome back live audiences in May 2022 after two years of online only Festivals. We are committed to ensuring all our audience members are…
Learn moreThe Alphabetians are celebrating 100 years of being on Planet Z when Zennifer makes a horrifying discovery: they haven’t been ‘improving’ the planet, they have been slowly destroying it! A hilarious play about a serious topic.
