The new Gateway Theatre Outdoor Concert Series, Songs of Summer, premieres July 10, 2021. The series will reunite audiences with the joy of live performance through outdoor concerts at the Gateway Theatre Grove, an open patch of grass just in front of this Richmond venue.
Gateway Theatre Outdoor Concert Series
When: July 10, August 14, and September 11, 2021 from 7:00pm to 8:00pm Where: Gateway Theatre, 6500 Gilbert Road, Richmond Tickets: Available for $20 online
An artist to watch in both music and theatre, multi-talented artist Amanda Sum will serenade audiences with a live rendition of her debut album this July, followed by a set of musical theatre classics by loyal Gateway collaborators Tiana Jung and Jason Sakaki this August. The series will close with performing arts powerhouses Steffanie Davis and Krystle Dos Santos in September, performing an upbeat set of contemporary funk and soul.
Attendees are encouraged to bring their own blankets, lawn chairs, non-alcoholic beverages and snacks. Each group of concert-goers will have a marked-out “bubble” to call their own while enjoying an evening rich in summer, sun, and song.
Lineup
Saturday, July 10, 2021 – Amanda Sum An artist to watch in the worlds of music and theatre, Amanda Sum joins us for a live rendition of her debut album. Featuring contemplative lyrics and soulful harmonies, Amanda’s folk-pop stylings pair perfectly with a summer breeze.
Saturday, August 14, 2021 – Tiana Jung and Jason Sakaki Singing together since 2013, Jason and Tiana’s duets are as harmonious as their friendship. Performing well-known musical theatre numbers, this dynamic duo will get you in the swing of summer.
Saturday, September 11, 2021 – Krystle Dos Santos and Steffanie Davis Performing arts powerhouses Krystle Dos Santos and Steffanie Davis grace our stage for this final concert. Delivering an upbeat set of contemporary funk and soul, the effervescent pair will give the season a joyful send off.
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Brunch may just be the best meal of the day. Want eggs? Sure! Burgers? Why not? You can pick from the best of both breakfast and lunch menus, combined with a relaxing weekend ritual amped up by coffee and conversation. So, where’s your favourite place to brunch in Coquitlam? Share your pictures on social tagging #ExploreCoquitlam to recommend your go-to. And if you’re stuck for ideas, here are some to try:
Must-Try Brunch Spots in Coquitlam
Brunch is their Specialty
Jimmy’s Place: Nothing beats rolling out of bed and making your way for a hearty brunch that will set you up for the day. This North Road eatery calls itself a “breakfast and café restaurant,” which means they have just the type of meals your mouth craves on a lazy weekend. Take out or dine-in service only.
Kook’s Cooks: This place takes brunch seriously. Their menu features your must-have items, from omelettes, frittata or breakfast burritos to burgers, grilled cheese and kids’ menu items. They call themselves the “neighbourhood brunch restaurant” and you’ll find them in Austin Heights. Patio service available.
Morning Tide Eatery: How about Bennys, breakfast bowls and even breakfast pasta? The menu here is fantastic, not to mention their amazing selection of smoothies. They’re located on Schoolhouse, in Coquitlam’s entertainment district, surrounded by great shopping. Take out or dine-in service only.
Japanese lifestyle brand and destination, MUJI is gearing up for Father’s Day (June 20) with a hearty selection of clothing, skincare, and accessories perfect for every father figure. Whether you’re shopping on Robson, at Richmond Centre, at Metropolis at Metrotown, Guildford Town Centre or online, here are a few Father’s Day gift guide items to put in your cart:
MUJI Father’s Day Gift Guide
Ideal for the warmer months ahead, every Dad could use MUJI’s French Linen Line which is lightweight and breathable, offered in a variety of styles and colour options – such as the French Linen Washed Short Sleeve Shirt and French Linen Short Pants
For those activity-full days with the family, MUJI’s Shoulder Comfort Water Repellent Rucksack will fit your everyday necessities without hurting your shoulders, complete with an internal pocket for your laptop and strap for fastening to carry-on suitcases
One of MUJI’s most popular items, the Linen Twill Cushion Slipperswill make you feel like you’re walking on a cloud – available in navy and gray
And it’s always good for everyone to take care of their skin no matter what age or gender and MUJI’s Herbal Skincare Series is nourishing and hydrating, best-suited for normal to dry skin types, made from organically grown plants and aloe vera.
MUJI, originally founded in Japan in 1980, offers a wide variety of good quality products including household goods, apparel and food. Mujirushi Ryohin, MUJI in Japanese, translates as “no-brand quality goods.” MUJI Robson opened in 2017. Follow MUJI Canada on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for more information.
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I know whenever I include a rainy photo in my ‘Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend’ post it ends up being a gloriously sunny few days. Here’s hoping! But who am I kidding, I love the rain as well. There are just a few events this weekend, before we get updates on the next step in BC’s restart plan, but they’re really fun options if you want entertainment at home or something to do outside.:
Decorating the streets of Vancouver’s downtown core with beautiful floral art displays, the Fleurs de Villes ROSÉ trail (June 11-20, 2021) will feature over 50 pop-up installations in the heart of the city, created by Vancouver’s top florists.
Fleurs de Villes ROSÉ in Downtown Vancouver
10% of sponsorship fees from the global ROSÉ tour will support breast cancer research, through the Breast Cancer Society of Canada and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Fleurs de Villes ROSÉ will feature floral couture mannequins, giant floral hearts, flower bombed antique cars, phone booths bursting with blossoms, and elegant sculptures. The one-of-a-kind show will be freely open to the public, and visitors will be able to safely walk the self-guided exhibit while adhering to social distancing guidelines.