Six regions, six celebrations: Outside/In wraps up in New West

A celebration of the arts and culture of six regions of Canada has wrapped up in NewWest.

Launched in January, Outside/In featured live performances at Anvil Centre. Street socials, including activities, entertainment and food trucks, were held in Hyack Square

The March 18 finale focused on Quebec, with

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For information and an application form please visit our website at: gov.bc.ca/becoming-a-marriage-commissioner the day’s fun including circus activities withVancouver Circus School and live music featuring Will Clements at Hyack Square, and indoor entertainment by Sinha Danse at Anvil Centre.

“The response from the community and everyone that was involved has been very positive,” said Lisa Kemp, the city’s program coordinator of spe- cial events.

“Attendees have expressed that they appreciated the unique opportunities that the event series presented from watching national performing artists at AnvilTheatre to experiencing gold panning and trying out a circus activity.”

Earlier, the festival had offered entertainment and activities related to other regions of Canada: British Columbia (Jan 21); the Prairies (Jan 28); East Coast (Feb. 18); Northern Canada (Feb 25); and Ontario (March 11)

“The city would like to thank all of the artists, local businesses and community partners that helped to make this event series such a success,” Kemp said Theresa McManus

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