BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//360exp//Events//ES METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Vancouver TZURL:http://tzurl.org/zoneinfo-outlook/America/Vancouver X-LIC-LOCATION:America/Vancouver BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZNAME:PDT DTSTART:19700308T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=3;BYDAY=2SU END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZNAME:PST DTSTART:19701101T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=11;BYDAY=1SU END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE TIMEZONE-ID:America/Vancouver X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Vancouver BEGIN:VEVENT UID:25e69e7c-9282-4e5d-b714-6c107193b0ab@360exp.net SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20260910T230112 DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261002T030000 DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261003T020000 SUMMARY:Global Dance Connections 7-Show Subscription 2026-27 LOCATION:The Dance Centre DESCRIPTION:GLOBAL DANCE CONNECTIONS SERIES 2026-27\n7-SHOW SUBSCRIPTIONB ook for all 7 shows for $186 (saving up to 30%) + $7 facility improvemen t fee\nAccessibility: Performances take place in the Faris Family Studio \, our intimate black box theatre space\, which is wheelchair-accessible. When booking tickets\, patrons who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids should select the ‘accessible’ seat type to ensure seating in the fron t row which is stair-free: limited spaces available. There are wheelchair- accessible washrooms in the theatre lobby. Please contact us if you requir e any assistance.\nSHOW DETAILS\nTasha Faye EvansCedar WomanThursday-Frida y October 1-2 | 8pmSaturday October 3rd | 2pm\nCedar Woman is a prayer in a long line of prayers. It is sx̌ʷəx̌ʷəy̓em̓\, a Coast Salish stor y of ancestral resilience and hope\, honouring our relationship with these lands and a legacy of matriarchs spanning all the way back to a cedar tre e. Through song\, dance\, and ceremony\, Tasha Faye Evans and her ensemble call upon Cedar Woman\, one of our first grandmothers who faced The Great Flood with fierce love. In this collective vision of hope for the future\ , we remember our sacred responsibility to all our relations and protectin g what we know from the depth of our soul to be sacred.Presented through t he Artist-in-Residence program\nWen Wei DanceLast SoloFriday-Saturday Octo ber 23-24 | 8pm\nWen Wei Wang began dancing in China\, where the expressiv e language of the hands\, arms\, and upper body shaped his artistic voice. As he grew older\, he came to understand his sexuality and how deeply it influenced his life and creative journey. Now\, returning to the stage as a senior artist\, he reflects on memory\, mortality\, and the connection b etween body\, mind\, and the universe. Created with visual and sound artis t Gary James Joynes\, the work brings a live modular synthesizer and vocal performance together with analog video. Sounds and images transform the s pace into a meditation on life and presence.Presented through the Artist-i n-Residence program\nBarbara Matijevic & Giuseppe Chico ForecastingFriday- Saturday November 13-14 | 8pm\nForecasting takes you on a mesmerizing jour ney through the vast\, intimate\, and often absurd world of amateur YouTub e videos. On a bare stage\, a single performer and a laptop become a porta l into thousands of ordinary lives — food lovers\, fitness buffs\, garde ners\, pet owners\, quiet walkers\, secret confessors. As the screen shift s between mask and mirror\, her voice weaves into the videos until the bou ndary between self and stream dissolves. Part performance\, part meditatio n\, Forecasting is a poetic portrait of who we are when we think no one — and everyone — is watching. Includes mature content\nRaven Spirit Da nce | Vanguardia Dance Projects & Aanmitaagzi Double Bill: Spine of the Mo ther | Conversations: Hidden Stories Friday-Saturday December 4-5 | 7.30pm \nA double-bill evening tracing stories\, memories\, and connection across landscapes and generations. Raven Spirit Dance presents Spine of the Moth er\, exploring the body as landscape and our kinetic connection to the And ean mountain range Elders call the "Spine of Mother Earth\," linking North and South across the continents. Sharing the program\, Vanguardia Dance P rojects and Aanmitaagzi bring Conversations: Hidden Stories\, a collaborat ion between artists from both companies exploring the land\, people\, cult ure\, and stories that connect them. Through soil\, fabric\, land\, and wa ter\, this work journeys through displacement and erasure to reaffirm a so vereign right to ancestral memory\, connection\, and future.\nEbnflōh Dan ce Company MōnadFriday-Saturday January 29-30 | 8pm\nMōnad (from the anc ient Greek “monas”\, meaning “unit”) refers to the idea of a self- sufficient\, unicellular organism containing multiple universes. Major pla yer on Québec’s Hip Hop dance scene\, Alexandra ‘Spicey’ Landé emb odies this Mōnad. Inspired by this primary matter and energized by her sy mbiotic relationship with dance and Hip Hop culture\, Alexandra ‘Spicey ’ Landé and Jai ‘Nitai’ Lotus welcome materials and sounds that for m and deform\, adapt and transform as they interact. How can we approach d ifferent incarnations of a single life? Mōnad is a vibrant consideration of the relationships in interrelated universes\, questioning the notion of eternity.\nPresented with PuSh International Performing Arts Festival\nMo onhorse Dance TheatreOlder & Reckless: Vancouver Edition Friday-Saturday May 7-8 | 8pm Toronto-based Moonhorse Dance Theatre brings their longstan ding acclaimed series Older & Reckless to Vancouver. The evening of three new short works curated by Justine A. Chambers and Allison Cummings explor es Toronto/Vancouver collaborative exchanges by three pairs of lifelong ar tists: Jennifer Dahl and Andrea Nann\, Johanna Householder and Margaret Dr agu\, and Justine A. Chambers and Allison Cummings. The work curated into Older & Reckless is sought out to redefine destructive assumptions about a ge and dance ability\, celebrating artists over 45 who continuously take r isks\, ask pertinent questions and dig deep into nuance.\nJustine A. Chamb ers is an Associate Artist with The Dance CentrePresented with Moonhorse D ance Theatre\nOdd Meridian Arts58 Wonder LaneFriday-Saturday May 28-29 | 8 pm\nThrough a divining of images\, words and movement\, this new creation by Ziyian Kwan summons gratitude for the everyday extraordinary. Performer s Juolin Lee\, Kaya Tsurumi\, Lyzah (Alyssa Favero)\, and Romi Kim (SKIM) share first-person truths and practice the art of noticing. With playful r everence for off-normal\, the artists turn wonder into a home address: a k inetic garden\, a slow-time dwelling\, and a living space furnished with o rdinary awe.\nPresented through the Artist-in-Residence program \nPhoto cr edits left to right: Alger Liang\, Sylvain Senez\, Yelena Remetin\, Magda Arturo\, Murielle Truly Bien Aime\, Lyon Smith\, David Cooper. \n\nBoleto s: https://www.showpass.com/global-dance-connections-7-show-subscription-2 026-27/ URL;VALUE=URI:https://360exp.net/events/25e69e7c-9282-4e5d-b714-6c107193b0 ab END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR