Includes all three productions at a reduced rate - plus  access to all ancillary events: Bracelet Making and Artistic Craft workshops, the Bus tour and Scripts and Spirits. 

You are automatically reserved for the three readings, Thur, Fri, and Sat. including the Saturday Feast and Dance Party

Reserve for ancillary events so we know how many people are coming and some events are limited seating. Use Promo code: Festival24.

DANCE PAR-TAY with DJ STANIML . . . Get yer groove on! Stick around after the show and cut a rug with Indigenous DJ Staniml. Or simply kick back, gather with friends and enjoy the party while listening to some great tunes!

Two Actors rehearsing Waiting for Godot wait for their director to arrive.

Armed with her motto: “Suck life dry!” and her late husband’s words: “You have energy and only one life–so use it!” Tessa launches herself into the world of seniors’ online dating. This is the story of one woman’s fierce battle against Gravity, as she seeks to master the art of living in the moment. Can Tessa find someone to savour “the present” with her?

Margo stands with all her relations, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, as she questions an important transition in her Life, in our Lives . . . Reflect, consider, muse and sometimes chuckle with this consummate storyteller!

Followed by DANCE PAR-TAY with DJ STANIML . . . Get yer groove on! Stick around after the show and cut a rug with Indigenous DJ Staniml. Or simply kick back, gather with friends and enjoy the party while listening to some great tunes!

SCRIPTS AND SPIRITS - Admission by Donation

Presented in partnership with Curious Cats Theatre Collective

Please join us for our closing party! Raise a glass, hang with friends, jump in and read a script cold, or ‘have a senior moment’ of your own during our Open Mic Jamboree!

2:00 PM Cold Casting

2:30 PM Script Readings

4:00 PM Open Mic Jamboree

Join Chief Ian Campbell of the Squamish Nation for a bus tour through Vancouver's iconic Stanley Park. This unique experience offers visitors a chance to explore the park's rich Indigenous history and cultural significance from the perspective of a respected Squamish leader.

You'll hear stories and legends passed down through generations, learn about the park's ecological importance, and gain a new understanding of the park's significant cultural sites and landmarks.

By donation when you reserve your ticket, or on the bus.

Join Leonard "Tiger" WIlliams, a master cedar weaver and member of the Quatsino First Nation, for a hands-on workshop designed to foster deeper understanding and appreciation of First Nations culture through the art of traditional cedar weaving. With over 20 years experience, Leonard brings knowledge passed down through generations to guide participants in creating their own cedar pieces while learning about the cultural significance and ecological practices tied to this ancient art form. This workshop is open to all and encourages cultural appreciation and awareness.

For anyone who wishes to create art while focusing on their breath and mindfulness, this workshop, guided by Jessie Au will encourage participants to connect to their creativity while being aware of their relationship with themselves and others in the space. The craft may include the use of paint, so bring clothes you don't mind getting slightly dirty. Everyone will have a beautiful creation to take home at the end of the workshop.