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Spirit of the West
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THE 2015 Victoria dragon boat festival hits the waters of the inner harbour Aug 14-16.
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Heritage House Art - To Aug 26, watercolour blooms on porcelain and impressionistic landscapes at Goward House. gowardhouse.com
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annual concert lights up the Inner Harbour, complete with Tchaikovsky’s 1812 and fireworks. victoriasymphony. ca.
McLaren’s richly coloured and summer-themed series of paintings on display until Aug 14. eclecticgallery.ca
commanding one-man show documenting the influence of music, politics and media on a generation. belfry.bc.ca
screening of the Oscarwinning Big Hero 6 at Juan De Fuca Rec Centre. Movie starts at 8:45 p.m.
See Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Alternating nights at 7:30pm, Camosun Lansdowne. vicshakespeare.com
- Enjoy Adam West in all his spandex glory as he and Robin fight crime in this ‘60s classic at 9 p.m. on the Legislative Lawn.
Celebrate 20 years of fresh produce, specialty foods, local beer and wine Sat until Aug 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. jamesbaymarket.com
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Dragon Boat Festival
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Space Wars at Muse - Aug 15/16, 29/30. See the galaxy saved from the evil empire’s lovebot in Peninsula Players’ musical extravaganza. musewinery.ca
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Scottish country dancing. No experience or partner necessary. Wear flat, softsoled shoes. viscds.ca
Victoria Public Market
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over 30 artists as they demonstrate their talents en plein air & purchase a piece for yourself. 1700 Hampshire Rd., 11am to 4:30pm.
fascinating exhibition will show you how everything changed with the gold rush of the 1800s. royalbcmuseum.bc.ca.
your favourite book in the sea air at the Beacon Park pavilion Tuesdays at 10am in Sidney. distinctlysidney. ca/section-events
Esquimalt for a free outdoor screening of Ghostbusters. Movie starts at 9:45pm.
Canada’s oldest surviving synagogue and learn about this remarkable structure’s vibrant history. congregationemanuel.ca
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Environmental camps for kids ages 6-16. Come for fun and adventure. Spaces reserved for low-income families. funsociety.ca
Canadian guitarists of African origin play stylings from Guinea, Ghana and Madagascar. 7:30pm, 924 Douglas St. beaconridgeproductions.com
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Victoria’s newest market at Ogden Point every Sunday (except Aug 9) from 11am to 4pm. breakwatermarket. com
landscapes and portraits abound at the Tulista Art Gallery to Aug 30. Free admission. cacsp.com
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Open-Air Library -Read
Indigenous Emerging Artists - Young artists
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Synagogue Tours - Explore
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Oaklands Sunset Market -Weekly outdoor market
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Victoria India MeLa (Festival) Aug 7 to 9
The annual Mela stage explodes with Indian classical and modern/ fusion music, fashion shows, Gidda/Bhangra, Garba/Dhandia, and Bollywood dances, and more. Featuring arts and crafts, henna, palm reading and fashion. Let Indian delicacies and aromas tantalize your senses. Centennial Sq. iccavictoria.com Flamenco Festival Aug 10 to 16
Techie prodigy Hiro and inflatable robot Baymax fight to save San Fransokyo. Aug 5, 8:45pm at the Juan De Fuca Rec Centre. approved
Enjoy the furiously fast fingertips and feet of Flamenco music and dance at this free festival. Organized by the Flamenco de la Isla Society. victoriaflamencofestival.com
Ghostbusters
Comedy powerhouses Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis battle the paranormal in New York. Aug 19, 9:45pm, at Bullen Park in Esquimalt. The Secret of Nimh
A tale of extraordinary danger, intelligent rats, and one mouse’s quest to save her son. Aug 21, 9pm, Beacon Hill Park
Batman
Spandex-clad crimefighters defend Gotham in this ‘60s classic. Aug 7, 9pm on the Legislative Lawn.
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A reluctant dwarf must protect a special baby from a tyrannical queen. Aug 22, 9pm, Beacon Hill Park.
The Princess Bride
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Westley and Buttercup prove there’s nothing stronger than true love. Aug 8, 9pm, Beacon Hill Park.
This steampunk western pits Will Smith and Kevin Kline against Kenneth Branagh. Gadgets abound. Aug 28, 9pm, Beacon Hill Park.
Raising Arizona
Snowbirds Show Aug 12
Around 80 Canadian Forces personnel from all types of squadrons represent a diverse range of the RCAF’s aviation capabilities during the Snowbirds’ daring performances at Clover Point. child.ca Dragonboat Festival Aug 14 to 16
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One of Victoria’s most spectacular summer festivals and the only dragon boat festival in Canada to take place in a working harbour. Featuring exciting dragon boat races, entertainment on two stages, exotic tastes in the Forbidden City Food Court, and activities for kids and families. victoriadragonboat.com
Nic Cage and Holly Hunter steal a baby for their own, with major complications. Aug 14, 9pm, Beacon Hill Park.
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A radio reporter finds himself in mortal danger after investigating a powerful businessman’s infidelity and divorce. Aug 29, 9pm, Broadmead Village.
The Mummy
Brendan Fraser in all his action-hero glory as he Children’s Lantern Building Workshop Aug 15 & 16
Build a balloon lantern in this fun and illuminating workshop. Participants are invited to participate with their lanterns in the Salish Sea Lantern Procession on Aug 29 at 7:30pm. From 9 to 11am both days. cacsp.com Jessie’s Island Book Launch Aug 15
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Big Hero 6
Victoria with Orca Book Publishers is launching children’s book Jessie’s Island. Originally published 20 years ago, this re-issue brings the story to the next generation of readers. Free admission. aggv.ca
Free-B Film Festival to Aug 28
Fashion Splash! Aug 21 to 23
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Curl up under the stars and enjoy free films. With favourites like Adam West’s Batman and The Princess Bride, how could you not enjoy yourself? Bring your own snacks, flashlights and blankets. At 9pm at the Cameron Bandshell in Beacon Hill Park.
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Live music every Saturday at Belleville’s Watering Hole and Diner. 3 to 6pm at 427 Belleville St. No cover. Drop in Wednesdays for a game of bingo! bellevilles.ca
Tuesday afternoons from noon to 1pm (weather permitting) in Vic West Park. By donation with the proceeds going to the Victoria Brain Injury Society. vbis.ca/blog/yogapark
Fibrations Aug 16
Fibrations is a community-based celebration of fibre. Held in Porter Park, the day features a huge collection of vendors sharing their knowledge and enthusiasm through demonstrations and hands-on-activities. Fairfield Gonzales Community Place, 1330
Cheer your favourite bed and watch as 20 teams in creative themed costumes race hospital beds down Beacon Ave. in Sidney, in support of Palliative
An obstacle course race expertly designed to challenge all fitness levels. Participants can expect to climb, drag, crawl, push, pull and run their way along the Shawnigan Lake course, and most certainly get covered in mud! Pre-register at mudmulisha. net
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For almost three decades, Hotel California have been recreating the legendary sound of The Eagles, and thrilling audiences all over the world. Shows at 8pm both days at the Mary Winspear Centre, 2243 Beacon Ave., Sidney. marywinspear.ca The Timebenders Aug 2
The Timebenders are more than just a cover band! Playing the best music from the ‘50s to the ‘90s, they’re sure to get you on your feet at this free concert in Sidney. From 2 to 4pm at the Beacon Park pavilion, 2540 Beacon Ave. Lunchtime Concerts Aug 4 to Sept 10
Bring your lunch and sunscreen and soak up some sun and tunes in Centennial Square. From folk, world beat and jazz to baroque and blues, there’s something for everyone. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from noon to 1pm. victoria.ca/cityvibe
Square 6 to 9pm every Thursday night all summer. Space punk and rockabilly with Novel, The Cavaleros, Sh-Shakes, and Zen Mystery Fogg. eventidevictoria. com
With class acts like Black Angus, The Temps and Sean Baker, Irish Times is the place to be. No cover charge. irishtimespub.ca
SoulSonix Aug 7 & 8
Children’s Concerts in the Park Aug 12, 19, 26
Live music Fridays & Saturdays at 9pm, showcasing rockin’ local bands at Bartholomew’s Pub, 777 Douglas St. No cover charge. Enjoy music bingo every Thursday from 7 to 10pm.
Free live music in Centennial Square 6 to 9pm every Thursday night all summer. The Ballantynes, Kandle & the Krooks, Willie Thrasher & Linda Saddleback, and Sipreano. eventidevictoria.com
Pack a picnic, sunscreen and a blanket and enjoy performances by Ivonne Hernandez, The Puppet Booth and The Brass Experience in Beacon Hill Park. before heading over to the Drive. Wednesdays from 11 to 11:45am. Rain or shine. victoria.ca/cityvibe Eventide Music Series Aug 6
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Free live music in Centennial Square 6 to 9pm every Thursday night all summer. Weird Canada presents a night of noise rock, alternative and post-punk with Dead Soft, Freak Heat Waves, Psychosomatic Itch and Dark Glasses. eventidevictoria.com Soul Shakers Aug 14 & 15
Live music Fridays & Saturdays at 9pm, showcasing rockin’ local bands at Bartholomew’s Pub, 777 Douglas St. No cover charge. Enjoy music bingo every Thursday from 7 to 10pm. Esquimalt Music in the Park To Aug 18
Jam out to live music by local musicians at Memorial Park in Esquimalt and visit with members of the 2015 Tour de Rock Team! Tues 6 to 7:30pm. esquimalt.ca
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from Guinea, Ghana and Madagascar as five incredible musicians come together to celebrate the sounds of Africa. Featuring Juno Award winner Alpha YaYa Diallo, Nabi Kamara, Kofi Ackah, Donné Roberts and Madagascar Slim. Aug 29 at 7:30pm, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian. rmts.bc.ca
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Playing traditional Celtic and English folk songs, Knacker’s Yard brings the unique sounds of tenor banjo, five-string banjo, bodhran, mandolin, steel-string guitar and bass guitar for a rollicking good time. Metchosin Bandwagon Night, 7 to 9pm , Metchosin Golf Course, 4100 Metchosin Rd. Dylan Stone Aug 22
Listen to live music every Saturday at Belleville’s Watering Hole and Diner. 3 to 6pm at 427 Belleville St. No cover. Drop in Wednesdays for a game of bingo! bellevilles.ca
Garlic & Music Festival - Salt Spring’s first Garlic &
Music Festival features international performers joining forces with top-notch local talent for two days of entertainment and garlicky good fun! Featuring Chilliwack, The Boom Booms, Ganga Giri, Valdy, Shari Ulrich, Rick Scott, & Roy Forbes. Relish cooking demos, garlic tasting, and visit farm vendors on site. Aug. 8 & 9 at Paradise Farm, 255 Musgrave. saltspringgarlicfestival.com
holiday Mondays, 1:30 to 3:20pm. Whether you like folk, jazz, classical or swing, there’s something for everyone. victoria.ca/cityvibe
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BOOM takes its audience through 25 turbulent years, giving voice to over 100 influential politicians, activists and musicians, documenting the music, culture and politics that shaped a generation. At the Belfry Theatre, 1291 Gladstone Ave.. belfry.bc.ca
Stage in the Park To Sept 11
Fringe Theatre Festival Aug 27 to Sept 6
Rock Steady Aug 28 & 29
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The evil galactic empire has devised the ultimate weapon: A Love Bot! Join the Peninsula Players at Muse Winery to see how they save the galaxy. musewinery.ca The YOU Show Aug 1
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View the work art of more than 30 artists on display at The Gardens at HCP. Many artists will be joining this event for the first time, and returning favourites will be bringing their latest works. As you wander through the gardens, you will never be far from music as some of Victoria’s finest musicians entertain at multiple stages throughout the gardens 11-4 both days. hcp.ca Bowker Creek Brush-Up Aug 16
Bowker Creek Park blossoms with 50 artists practicing their craft al fresco while interacting with several thousand visitors who stroll by admiring their works. The beautiful dappled light under the canopy of trees lining the creek is the perfect setting to show off the exemplary talents of the artists. From 11am to 4:30pm along Bowker Creek in Oak Bay. oakbayartists. com Esquimalt Arts Festival Aug 16
The third annual arts exhibition returns to the beautiful English Inn in Esquimalt. Original works, interactive art displays, great music and a Strawberry Tea served up in the fine English style. Plenty of kid-friendly activities too. Free, from 11am to 4pm, 429 Lampson St. townshiparts.org Sooke Fine Arts Show To Aug. 3
The Sooke Fine Arts Show at the SEAPARC Recreation Centre, is one of Vancouver Island’s premiere arts events. With more than 375 artists exhibiting there is something for every artistic taste. There are also musical and
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Matilda!, based on the beloved, twisted genius of Roald Dahl’s 1988 classic underdog story of precocious Matilda and the sometimes wonderful, sometimes revolting cast of characters, including Miss Trunchbull! At 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle TAYLOR SWIFT Aug 8
She’s a true American sweetheart and everyone’s favorite cat-obsessive, singing about those troubles we can all identify with. Since the release of her first album in 2006, Swift has been on course to become a superstar. At Seattle’s CenturyLink Field.
Vancouver Nicki Minaj Aug 16
Nicki Minaj became the first female solo artist to have seven singles simultaneously charting on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The Pinkprint is recognized by critics as her strongest project to date. The rapper, singer, songwriter will bring Hip-Hop and R&B artists Meek Mill and Rae Sremmurd to the tour. Rogers Arena in Vancouver Peter Frampton & Cheap Trick Aug 29
Two of the most-loved acts of the mid-tolate ‘70s will be hitting the stage together. Peter Frampton and Cheap Trick perform at Hard Rock Casino in Coquitlam.
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Madrona Gallery presents Morgana Wallace’s second solo exhibition of detailed mixed media collages. Opening reception Aug 28 from 7 to 10pm, 606 View St. madronagallery.com Integrate Arts Festival Aug 28 to 30
An en masse art crawl and celebration of small galleries, artist-run centres and alternative arts with a focus on providing a unique opportunity to circulate and experience an integrated landscape of the Arts in Victoria. Includes hop on/hop off bus travel Sat evening and a family-friendly bike tour Sun. Be sure to also check out Market Sq. Sun 12-4pm for art demos and music. integratearts.ca
MARKETS Ship Point Night Market to Aug 29
Find tons of local talent, including musicians, food vendors, portrait artists, jewelers and much more at the Inner Harbour. Fri & Sat 6 to 10:30pm. Sidney Street Market to Aug 27
Sidney’s renowned Street Market has been a holiday highlight on Vancouver Island for over 15 years. More than 150 vendors set up shop with farm-fresh produce, still-warm breads, fudge, cupcakes, glassware and more! Thursdays 5:30 to 8:30, Beacon Ave. sidneystreetmarket.com Esquimalt Farmers’ Market To Sept 3
Bringing the community of Esquimalt together, the Esquimalt farmers’ market includes food trucks, fresh farm produce, artisans, musicians and more. Thursdays, 4:30 to 7:30pm in the Esquimalt Town Sq. esquimaltmarket.com
Goldstream Station Market To Oct 17
The Goldstream Station Market is a community market where vendors make, grow, bake or raise the products they sell. Along with over 50 unique vendors, they host community groups and local musicians. Veterans Memorial Park on Aldwynd Road. goldstreamstationmarket.com
You will be amazed at the variety of products available at the James Bay Market. Whether you’re a local in need of some fresh red peppers, or a visitor looking for that unique something from Victoria. Corner of Menzies and Superior, every Saturday rain or shine 9am-3pm. jamesbaymarket.com
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All handmade, homemade, homegrown on Vancouver Island Enjoy local musicians at the bandstand and browse the vendor stalls. You will not be disappointed. Parking lot at the end of Montreal St at Dallas Rd., Sundays, 11am-4pm (except Aug 9). jamesbaymarket.com Moss Street Market To Oct 26
This popular market is already in its 20th year of providing local and organic produce and foods, handmade crafts, artisan clothing, and community education. The Moss St Market runs from 10am-2pm Saturdays, corner of Moss St and Fairfield Rd. mossstreetmarket.com Oaklands Sunset Market To Sept 2
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“It gives me more time to spend works – the soul and intimacy of Agua with my family,” he says. del Pozo, the pop song-writing of Son of guitar player and music Ruido en el Sistema and the nuanced teacher Valentin Puentes, Cuba began blends of Cuban and American music playing guitar at age six. He and his of his self-titled third album – with twin brother Adonis Puentes immimore romance, introspection and spirgrated to Canada in 1999 and settled ituality. in Victoria. The pair gained notoriety “It’s my masterpiece.” he says. “I’m as the Puentes Brothers, and received super proud of it. I’m super happy a Juno Award nominawith it. I think my fans tion in 2001. They each will love it and I think it Healer forged solo careers in translates well.” soars to soulful 2004, but continue their So far he’s had good new heights songwriting partnership. response from several With the 2015 release tracks including In 1, 2, of his new album Healer, 3, 4, featuring David Myles. Cuba is on the road again but keeping “We played a show on Salt Spring his time away from home short. and people cheered it, people had fun, “I’m playing a few cool festivals they could not stand still.” and events, the Hillside Festival; His performance at this year’s Tall Panamania, the cultural event at the Tree Festival last month was “interestPanAm Games. … but the highlight of ing” for the singer. my summer will be opening for Sheryl “It caters to young people. There Crowe at the Hollywood Bowl. It’s two were so many DJs, I think there were nights, it has 17,500 people, I think it 50 DJs and here I am singing mostly in will be pretty cool.” Spanish and still people seemed to like Healer is described as combining the it – even though there’s this guy with a finest characteristics of his previous guitar – I must have looked like a dino-
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The bad review. When you’re at a festival, you know at some point that the reviewers will come. It’s often early and in my experience it’s always on your worst show. I can’t tell you the amount of performers who have walked off stage on opening night and thought ... I hope nobody from the papers was there. We check online several times a day just waiting. Waiting for the word. A bad review can really hurt you, A good review can go either way, and a great review can fill your entire theatre. I have waited with bated breath for reviews many times over the years. Sometimes they have been 5 stars and you just relax, and other years it’s 1 star. Sometimes it’s lots of stars, with a bad review. Sometimes it’s the opposite. As a performer we have a
strange relationship with reviews. I have seen shows that got 5 star reviews and sold out houses in one town and then in the next they totally bomb. In Victoria it’s always fun to see what the papers will say. If the main arts critic in town likes the show people post it everywhere and if he hates it they always say, “Well what does he know? He’s just a sports writer!” The last time I was at a festival in Vancouver the theatre critic liked my show, but then went on to give away the last 10 minutes of it. Can anyone say spoilers? My first year doing a show in Edmonton the reviewer gave away 16 of my punchlines. SIXTEEN! That’s a quarter of the show! So strange. This time of year can be tough on theatre critics. It’s Fringe season. That means a lot of shows in a very little amount of time. Some of the shows are polished and amazing, and some of them are just damn awful. One show two years ago became infamous because a man received – and evacuated – three mayonnaise enemas live on stage in Winnipeg. I don’t know how many people saw
that show, but it has become a folk legend. The worst review I ever got was from this very magazine! They said the writing was terrible and even shamed our audience for laughing. I’ve gotten better over the years. Now they even pay me for my terrible writing! Victoria’s Fringe Festival is one of the most popular on the circuit. Hundreds of artists will invade downtown Victoria for 10 days of shows in everything from beautiful theatres to ugly old churches. This is the first year I’ve gotten into the Fringe since 2008, so even I will be there. If you have never done the Fringe, come out. See shows! Take the risk. You might see a show that you hate, or you might see a show that will change your life! When I was younger I saw Chris Gibbs do Antoine Feval at the Fringe and thought – I could never do a funny one man show! The Fringe changed my life ... See a show. Who knows what it might do for you! • God Is A Scottish Drag Queen II Downtown Activity Centre Aug. 28 – Sept. 6
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by the Township Community Arts Council, heads to the English Inn, 429 Lampson St., Aug. 16 for the third iteration of this popular exploration of the arts with great music and Strawberry Tea served up in the fine English style. It’s a family-friendly event with lots to do for kids too. Townshiparts.org Also on Aug. 16, meander along the banks of Oak Bay’s Bowker Creek for the 11th annual Bowker Creek Brush Up and enjoy art, music and refreshments. Don’t forget to participate in the community arts project. Oakbay.ca The ninth annual Integrate Arts Festival takes place Aug. 28-30 at locations throughout the (mainly) downtown core with a multitude of galleries and performance or creation spaces hosting events including: Play on Words Literary Fair at the GVPL (Broughton Street), the art crawl, a bike tour and, new this year, Sunday in the Square (Market Square) with live music and art demonstrations. Integratearts.ca The summer wraps up with the 29th annual Victoria Fringe Festival Aug. 27-Sept. 6. One of Victoria’s favourite festivals with theatre, comedy, improv, puppetry, dance, spoken word and one-person shows by talented local and international artists, this is one of my personal summer highlights. Intrepidtheatre.com. Janis La Couvée is a community builder, writer and arts advocate.
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Another addition to Fin De Fiesta is Daniel Azcarate, one of America’s premier emerging flamenco cante soloists A group that goes by the name Fin and currently a professional singer in De Fiesta is actually the life of the party. Seville and throughout North America. “Fin De Fiesta translates to ‘end of “I’ve performed a lot with him in the party’. At the end of a flamenco Seville. He’s young, talented, energetic. show or jam that’s when everyone is He’s a really fun guy. He’ll be with us free to get up and improvise,” says Lia for all our shows in BC. … I’m excited Grainger, artistic director and acclaimed for everyone to see him.” Canadian flamenco dancer. Grainger’s switch from athlete to artGrainger and guitarist Dennis Duffin ist was easy once she was exposed to lead the group that will headline the flamenco, she says. Victoria Flamenco Festival “I wanted to become a Aug 10 to 16. dancer in my early 20s. At While Duffin, who has Fin De Fiesta the time I was a college performed with the likes performs level basketball player, a of Ventanas, Flamenguitos serious athlete, but inside Aug 15 del Norte, Jesse Cook I felt like a more artsy and David Buchbinder person.” In her pursuit of Ensemble, hails from Ontario, Grainger dance, she watched as many perforis a Vancouver native who now splits mances as she could which led her to her time between Toronto and Seville, Vancouver’s Kino Café which regularly Spain. hosts flamenco shows. “I spent the winter in Spain, I’ve “I saw Kasandra (Lea), she’s a been back in Toronto since April, Chinese dancer who trained in Seville I’m in BC all of August, then I’m not and performs internationally. When I quite sure if I’ll go back to Seville or saw her it was incredible. It’s such a Toronto,” she says with a quiet laugh. powerful dance form, it’s not subtle at The talented artist was once an athall, you really leave it all out there. It lete, playing college level basketball. gives you the opportunity to express “I’m pretty tall, I’m 6’2” and thin,” she extreme happiness and also extreme says. “That’s not advantageous in flapain – it’s cathartic really. You can menco. It’s common to work with peoreally connect with the audience. I just ple who are smaller and it looks silly.” thought, ‘I want to feel like she does’ Happily, she’s found two dancers, … or what she looks like she does!” Michelle Harding and Maria Avila – A decade later, Grainger gets that both tall and powerful – to accompany feeling each time she dances and she’s her on the BC tour. excited to share it with Victoria audi“They are both really well established ences. dancers in BC. I’ve wanted to work “I’m so excited to come to the Island. with them for a while. There’s also a Toronto is a big, dirty city. I’m from flute player who’s from Vancouver, that Vancouver and spent a lot of time I met in Spain, Lara Wong, she’ll be camping on the Island with my family performing at all the Island every summer. I have lots of friends and shows.” family that still live there – how wonGrainger says flute derful to go there (and) do this thing is becoming more that I completely love.” Victoria popular in flamenFin de Fiesta performs Suerte, Flamenco co and she enjoys Saturday, Aug. 15 at 5pm at Centennial the addition of the Festival Square. The show is free instrument. Aug 10-16 victoriaflamencofestival.com.
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ince Ditrich calls himself a recovering Albertan. “It only comes up during times of extreme crises like traffic stress,” he jokes. Currently living in Nanoose Bay, it seems unlikely that factors into his life
often. Ditrich, longtime drummer for stalwart Canadian alt-rock band Spirit of the West, came to the west coast be a part of the emerging music scene in early-80s Vancouver, playing with the likes of Long John Baldry, Sue Medley, Paul Hyde and Great Big Sea. In 1990, he was invited to join Spirit of the West. “As the saying goes, if you want to win the door prize, you’ve gotta be at the dance – and I won the door prize. I’ve had a wonderful lifetime in the music business,” he says. It has been a lifetime for Ditrich who got his first drum set on his third birthday and made his professional debut at age six. “I was a drumming foetus,” he jokes. “My dad was a musician, he had his own band and I was his drummer.” Ditrich was paid $15 for his first show and was a full time regular drummer with his dad’s band by age nine. “It’s obvious my dad had me complete his dreams,” he says. His dad taught him the basics of music and the rest he learned through trial and error. “I may have been a nine year old, but I was a damn good nine year Spirit old,” he says with another laugh. of the West His family now includes his Spirit Butchart Gardens of the West bandmates. “When we Aug. 20 all get together there’s like 33, 34
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of us. It’s like a family gathering, like a family experience … people having babies, it’s really fun. There’s a shorthand between all of us Spirit speak, we call it – it’s very difficult for a newcomer to break in – they don’t know what the hell we’re talking about. We can encapsulate an entire concept in one phrase.” The Spirit family is now gathering around lead singer John Mann, who was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease a year ago. While Mann continues to tour with the band, he now uses an iPad to help him remember lyrics and relies on the group for other support. “He’s lost a considerable amount of capacity to think on his feet,” says Ditrich. “Which is difficult for him because he was always a magnificent performer, so clever with his lyrics – the things that will eventually go away.” Ditrich says it’s a “completely different kettle of fish” during performances now. “There’s no racing around the stage anymore. … there are multiple sad effects.”
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But fans still embrace Mann and Spirit of the West with an unwavering passion. “The support has been so much more than I would have thought. I’m grateful, delighted, surprised at the show of support for this guy who’s going through this brutal struggle with the worst imaginable disease,” he says, adding that Mann, along with his love of music and performing, has risen to the challenge. “It’s a magical thing to see. A lot of people wouldn’t have the macaroons to do what he does. It’s one of his few remaining unmitigated pleasures, singing and making people happy with his voice.” And his voice sounds “glorious,” says Ditrich. “It’s like butter. It’s more relaxed now it has great tone, it’s fantastic. He’d love to keep it up, keep doing it for a while longer.”
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ould being plugged into a makeshift lie detector make you nervous? Last summer, Andrew Wade brought The Hatter to the Victoria Fringe Festival, this year, he’s back as The Most Honest Man In The World. It’s a personal show where he builds a functional polygraph machine onstage and attaches himself to it to figure out the truth of moments from his past. The show is about telling the truth – about being as genuine as possible throughout life. It has received rave reviews and will be at the Victoria Fringe Aug. 28 to Sept. 5. Wade says he’s always had a strong desire for people to see him as he really is. “When I was eight I decided that every morning I would dress myself according to how I was feeling that day, so that people wouldn’t, say, see bright colours and think I was happy, when really I was mopey that day.” Using stories, music, apps, and tap shoes, Wade looks at old relationships and insecurities as he tries to learn how to let go – all without a script. “I wanted these stories to be as true as I know them to be – that moment when I am performing,” he says. “That said, to keep me on track with what I want to cover I have a stack of cue cards with prompts like Mistletoe, The Phantom of the Lunchatorium and Amy. And at the end, the audience gets a vote.” At the end of his show, Wade asks the audience if they should hold onto regrets
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and memories, or to forget them and move on. “It’s a difficult question. I often even barter up a real physical object as part of that vote. Because the moment isn’t just theatre – it’s real. In Toronto, I had a man come up after the show who gave me a tremendous hug, then fell to his knees in tears. “An element of my show is that of being the new person walking into a room where you don’t know anyone, and this fellow had recently moved to Canada from Bolivia. He connected. Those moments of magic are why I perform.” The Most Honest Man In The World, Wood Hall, Victoria Conservatory of Music, 900 Johnson. victoriafringe.com.
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The annual Fibrations Festival is back and better than ever with up to 60 vendors expected in its new location. “That’s the big news,” says Ryan Davis, co-owner of Knotty By Nature and co-organizer of the event. “Unfortunately, we could not continue at Saint Ann’s due to multiple issues. The good news is the new location will be better and we have room to grow Fibrations – and Fibrations has been growing.” In addition to the beautiful Gary Oak Room of Fairfield Gonzales Community Place, 1330 Fairfield Rd., Fibrations will be held in the adjacent, picturesque Porter Park on Aug. 16, 10am to 4pm. It’s a community-based celebration of fibre with vendors sharing their knowledge and enthusiasm through demonstrations and hands-on-activities. All of the organization is done by volunteers with a focus on making it artist friendly and widely inclusive. Costs for vendors are kept low and all the money raised, aside from money earned by the vendors, goes right back into the event. “We’re able to have better programming with the added indoor space,” says Davis. “It’s still an outdoor event, but the Fairfield Gonzales Community Centre has a great room with a built in PA system where we can have lectures and workshops, actually, more than
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Where we feed our families, raise our glasses, and what we take to share with friends can live long past the meal itself. For inspiration or foolproof guidance on what to take or serve at summer gatherings, try some of my favourite resources like smittenkitchen.com, itstodiefor.ca, theforestfeast.com and guiltykitchen.com. Do not be afraid, make something new. Remember, no one else saw the photos in the recipe. One of my favourite summer salads is a cabbage salad. Use half a head each of green and red cabbage, cut in half and sliced as thinly as you can, 2-3 carrots and 1 apple grated on the large holes of a box grater, 4-5 green onions chopped in rounds (use the white and green parts), 1-2 avocados quartered, peeled, roughly chopped, 1 lime squished over the apple so it doesn’t brown, a palm full of roughly chopped fresh cilantro if you like it, 2-3 cap fulls of good apple cider vinegar, 1-2 tablespoons of good olive oil, salt and pepper to taste. Chop it all on one
board, scoop it up, toss it into a large bowl (for a crowd-sized double batch, use a clean sink to mix it). Mix it with your hands, squish the avocado into the cabbage and toss it all together. Serve heaping out of your favourite bowl. Keeps great in the fridge or the cooler for a few days. If you’re taking your celebration out and want casual patio seating, try the Adirondack chairs at Big Wheel Burger, Rock Bay’s Wheelie’s Motorcycle Cafe, sidewalk tables at Cascadia Bakery or Bard & Banker, or the sunny courtyard of Market Square at Wannawafel. For larger menus, try Canoe Brewpub, Il Covo Trattoria, Bubby’s Kitchen, Prima Strada Cook St. Village, or Lure Restaurant and Bar. Try it you’ll like it: Strawberry Milkshakes at Big Wheel Burger, $5. Gnocchi at Stage Wine Bar in Fernwood, $13.75. Joie Farms 2014 Rosé available at Private Liquor Stores, $22.
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know it’s summer and a patio romp would be ideal for this time of year but then it had to go and rain. So, in we went to The Guild to explore their cocktail offerings. I don’t think of The Guild as a cocktail establishment but then to my surprise there behind the bar was Mike, ex of the now defunct Prime and more recently having finished a stint at the Oak Bay Beach Hotel. Back to the task at hand and which cocktail was calling my name. The Bartender’s Choice seemingly would make up my mind for me. The description on the menu for this item was ‘roll the dice and have our bartender craft a masterpiece specifically for you’ and so I was surprised when presented with an Old Fashioned but then totally delighted because it was well made, delicious and really what I wanted after all. The menu at The Guild leans heavily on the craft bar classics including The Last Word, The 20th Century, and the Boulevardier. I was now desiring something refreshing and while The Last Word is lighter and very herbal I went for The Guild Cup, a take on the Pimm’s Cup. The drink has many variations in terms of the fizz – ginger ale, ginger beer, soda water – but the mainstays are cucumber and, of course, Pimm’s No. 1. The Guild variation settled on Fever Tree gingerale and added in Broker’s Gin and Cointreau. Fabulous! Life at The Guild is full of surprises including a creative list of bar snacks.
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here are so many stores to choose from when it comes to shopping in Victoria. I prefer to shop in the smaller, local boutiques because the service is great and you can always find unique items. Here are some of my favourite local retailers: Sitka is the quintessential west coast store featuring decor that reminds me of being in a log cabin out in the woods. Whether you are looking for an outfit to go camping, surfing or just something casual to wear out for coffee with friends, Sitka has you covered. You don’t even need to leave the store if you want to grab a coffee because they have a café built right in. I love shopping at Still Life because they feature modern retail brands from smaller, international labels that your can’t find elsewhere Bernstein and Gold is an in Victoria. They also all-in-one shopping expeHIS style have a separate shop rience featuring exclusive Iron and Resin Rambler Jacket for Him and Her designer and lifestyle $199 which is a unique brands from around the Nickel Classic Work Wear Shirt concept. globe. Bernstein and Gold $120 Reunion Boutique is unique because they Vintage Swallow Washed is a great place to have a spa tucked away Chino Pants $100 shop if you want the in that back and sell skin latest fashion trends care products alongside HER LOOK straight from New their fashion and accessoYork. They make freAmble Short Sleeve Tunic Dress ry brands. quent trips to New Outlooks for Men is $140 York and scout out the place to shop if you Hunter Button Up Shirt $100 the newest trends are a guy who is out Ora Stevie Bag $199 and bring them back on the town and being Jess Freeman Necklace $40 to Victoria. If you shop.sitka.ca seen. Outlooks features want to be in the clothing for all occasions know with the latest including weddings, gradtrends in street style I highly recommend uation, job interviews or a night on the stopping by their shop on Johnson Street. town. If you want excellent customer If you are looking for clothing with a service and an amazing tailored suit comcontemporary edge and a classic twist bined with one of a kind accessories then then Hughes is a great place. They feaOutlooks is the place for you. If you have any fashion questions ture a wide variety of designers suitable email me at laurajaneatelier@gmail.com. for many occasions and urban lifestyles.
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Your stars for August 2015 Aries (March 21-April 19)
Expect a fantastic month ahead, because the Sun, Mercury, Venus and Jupiter are all helping your life be pleasant and easy-going. You might want to relax and do nothing. However, why miss this creative potential, which is enormous for you? Your self-confidence is strong! Explore the arts, sports, playful times with children, the theatre plus parties and social entertainment.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
You’ve been aware that this is a fabulous year for real-estate opportunities; and a chance to improve your home and family scene. Well, this month intensifies this already existing, favourable influence. Now your focus will strongly switch to home, family, your private life, and perhaps, a stronger interaction with a parent. Enjoy redecorating and refurbishing your home. Caution about coming on too strong with others. Lighten up and enjoy your surroundings.
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Your focus on money, cash flow, possessions and assets is strong and getting stronger this month! You want to boost your earnings or get a better job. You might also want to spend big. You need enough money for shelter, food and your exorbitant cell phone bill; but wise teachers have said that the more money and power you have – the more problems you have. Somewhere in the middle is the perfect balance. What makes you happy?
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
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This month the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter are all in Leo. This means pleasure, parties, sports and playful times with children for the rest of the summer. Naturally, this makes you more sociable, friendly and romantic. This is also the last run of Jupiter in Leo until 2026, so enjoy it. This is rare to have such a celestial focus on your sign. Make the most of it. Go after what you want with firm intention and positive expectations. If not now, then when? When you’ve got it, baby, flaunt it!
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
You want to cocoon. Actually this is a good thing because this is the perfect month to think about what you want your new ‘personal’ year to be all about. How do you want your new year to be different? Despite your impulse to be low-key, fiery Mars is stirring up energy with friends and groups. Mars will help you to excel in competitive, physical sports, as well as come out on top in group negotiations. Virgo rules!
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Your popularity is strong and getting stronger. August
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
This month the Sun is at the top of your chart, which is the only time all year this happens. When it occurs, people not only notice you more, they admire you. Use this to your advantage! Make your pitch to your boss or ask for permission for something. Some of you will begin a romance with your boss or an authority figure. Continue to pursue avenues in travel, publishing, the media, medicine and the law. Lookin’ good!
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
This month, opportunities to travel and explore new avenues in publishing, the media, medicine and the law exist in abundance. Get outta town if you can. In addition, your gonads are in overdrive, and you’re pumped with sexual energy, as well as competitive energy about shared property, inheritances and insurance issues. Look for opportunities to travel for pleasure. This month is also an excellent time to study, if study is important in your life. (Can you spell onomatopoeia?)
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Mars has been opposite your sign since June 25, creating problems with friends and partners. (Lord knows you’ve tried but what can you do when others are impossible?) Fortunately, the universe is generous to you now and will continue being generous in the next four weeks. This is why gifts, goodies and favours from others are flowing your way! This is the perfect time to ask for a loan or get a mortgage. Make the most of this good luck. Ka-ching!
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
This month the Sun is 180∞ opposite your sign, intensifying your focus on friends and partners. However, since the Sun is your source of energy, and it is now as far away from you as it gets all year, you will need more sleep. Seriously, recognize your need for power naps and such to get through this month because you are pumped to work hard now. This month also offers you a rare chance to observe your style of relating to others.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
This month you have a strong focus on your health and work. You want to make your work surroundings more attractive; and many of you will continue to boost your earnings. You will be more hands-on in your job and full of clever ideas. It’s important to line your ducks up in a row because an important career peak is just months away. But life is not all work and no play. Fiery Mars starts this month with sports and love affairs! Party on.
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