Two dazzling new opera productions are at the core of the second annual Vancouver Opera Festival, which is happening around the city April 28 to May 6, 2018.

Elements Film Festival, April 14 & April 15, 2018, at Science World. Vancouver’s new environmental film festival, features 44 international films and filmmakers from 12 countries all focusing on wildlife and nature, conservation and the environment, action sports and adventure.

BC Youth Week returns May 1-7, 2018 with events happening all around the province. – for youth, by youth! One of BC Youth Week’s goals is to encourage youth to take an active role in their education, recreation, and personal development.

Broadway Across Canada presents Riverdance – The 20th Anniversary World Tour, back by popular demand for a strictly limited engagement at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver from April 13-15, 2018 only.

Join 400 of the city’s most dynamic influencers and business leaders at the #IWANT2BE fundraiser for One Girl Can. Attendees will sip on cocktails, bid on incredible experiences and packages from top brands in the live and silent auction while mix and mingling for a good cause.

VidTalks Canada’s Premier Video Marketing Conference: Enter to win a pair of passes to VidTalks happening on April 18, 2018 at the Vancouver Convention Centre West

5 Student Grad Exhibits Around Vancouver: Featuring Capilano University, Langara College, KPU, SFU, and Douglas College. If you’re looking for free and low-cost arts exhibits and a chance to view the work of the next big names in arts, design, marketing and fashion, this is your chance!

Now open! Vote for the Connecting the Community Award, presented by Scotiabank, as a part of the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards. In addition to the category in which she was nominated, all individual nominees are eligible for the Connecting the Community Award.

National Canadian Film Day (“NCFD 2018”) is taking place on April 18th with a spotlight on Female Filmmakers. More than 700 screenings are confirmed to take place in theatres, educational institutions and libraries across the country, and as far away as Iceland, Egypt, Tanzania and Japan.

At Motown Meltdown on April 21, 2018 at the Commodore, 25 of the Lower Mainland’s most dynamic and exciting performers will each be singing a classic soul tune in support of Seva Canada, an organization that has been giving the power of sight in developing countries.