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News brief: Metro Vancouver events to enjoy the final moments of summer - The Runner (opens the original)
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Summer may be ending, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing left to do in Metro Vancouver. From public disco parties to Pride festivals, there’s lots to do. One of the Lower Mainland’s premier community events is returning this year to Langley. RibFest Langley 2026 celebrates its annual tradition with a large barbecue event open to everyone. The free barbecue fest will begin at 11:00 am on both August 14 and 15, until 9:00 pm. They finish off with a bang on August 16 from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm. Th
True Voices celebrates Pride with queer and immigrant stories - The Runner (opens the original)
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Pride Month has ended in some places, but Richmond’s Pride Week is in full swing. Gateway Theatre will host True Voices, a Pride storytelling and tea from 2SLGBTQIA+ people and immigrants, on July 30. The third-annual free event will feature six to eight minute long pieces from six storytellers. “We invite local storytellers, who are either from the queer community or allies, who have a rainbow themed story to share,” says Yanting Qiu, True Voices’ host and curator. This year’s lineup includes n
News brief: A guide to summer events in Surrey - The Runner (opens the original)
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World Cup events may have come to an end, but summer is going strong in Surrey. Whether you’re taking summer classes or enjoying a four month-long summer, the city has plenty of events to keep you entertained. From music to new food to try, Surrey has an event to cater to every taste. Surrey Jazz Nights: Bea Lagrisola Meets William Sale’s String Quartet Surrey musicians William Sale and Bea Lagrisola are returning to their hometown to present a special project featuring both of their quartets. V
Minamahal kong Pilipinas exhibit brings Filipino stories to KPU gallery - The Runner (opens the original)
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Kwantlen Polytechnic University fine arts students create a love letter exhibit to the Philippines. Minamahal kong Pilipinas, or Dear Philippines, is on display at the Spruce Gallery on the Surrey campus. The exhibit features ceramics, print, textiles, and canvas art pieces. Curator Ira Espita chose to open the exhibition on the Philippines’ independence day, June 12, to honour the day her home country gained independence from Spanish colonial rule in 1898. “I think we have a very quiet communit
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