Brunch for Books
Fairmont Waterfront Hotel
January 28th, 11:30am – 3pm (book reading at 12:30pm)
You can enjoy some brunch and a book reading for the little ones. This month’s guest reader is the young singing sensation – Alisha Pillay! This is a great family morning out and wonderful way to spend time reading with your kids. Remember $5 from every brunch goes to help support Raise a Reader.
For more info please call 604-691-1818.
Super Sunday: Art for Families
Vancouver Art Gallery
January 15th
On the third Sunday of each month from noon to 5pm, the Gallery is transformed into a fun-filled place for families with children (12 and under) to learn about art together. Staff and volunteers show visitors how to use the many hands-on activity areas, where children and adults are invited to draw, paint and create crazy art projects, and to watch and engage in dance performances. There are many great ideas for kids, family and tourist activities at Super Sunday. For more info please call 604-662-4719
Chan Centre For The Performing Arts
January 14th, 3:00pm
How do you turn an animal into music? From the buzzing of a bee to the roaring of a lion and the grace of a swan, join Rob Kapilow and the Vancouver Family Musik Orchestra for this hour-long interactive concert as he looks at how composers turn animal sounds and movements into music. The concert includes two children's classics, Carnival of the Animals and Flight of the Bumble Bee, as well as Rob's own setting of eight witty animal poems called "And Furthermore They Bite".
For more info please call 604-822-9197
David and Judy
The Orpheum Theater
January 14th, 2:00pm
Another Judy & David's Symphonic Adventure! Join Judy & David for this once-in-a-lifetime concert for kids and their families. It's all of your favorite Judy & David songs played by the fabulous members of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. Help Judy & David solve the clues to find the conductor's magic baton! Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. For more info please call 604-665-3050.
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