Picks of the week - March 14, 2013

 

 
 
 
 
Besides New Year’s Eve, there is arguably no bigger pressure to go out and sully your family’s name than St. Patrick’s Day. Thankfully there’s a wealth of opportunities this weekend with CelticFest (celticfestvancouver.com) events, including local heroes The Town Pants March 15 at Venue and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 17, 11 a.m. Then there’s Spirit of the West performing their annual call of duty March 16 at the Commodore. But if discerning debauchery and revelry is your bag, you can’t go wrong with Shane’s Teeth. The Pogues tribute band named after singer Shane MacGowan’s famously derelict chompers staggers across the WISE Hall stage March 16, 8 p.m. Tickets at Red Cat, Highlife Records and the WISE Lounge. More info at wisehall.ca or by calling 604-254-5858.
 

Besides New Year’s Eve, there is arguably no bigger pressure to go out and sully your family’s name than St. Patrick’s Day. Thankfully there’s a wealth of opportunities this weekend with CelticFest (celticfestvancouver.com) events, including local heroes The Town Pants March 15 at Venue and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 17, 11 a.m. Then there’s Spirit of the West performing their annual call of duty March 16 at the Commodore. But if discerning debauchery and revelry is your bag, you can’t go wrong with Shane’s Teeth. The Pogues tribute band named after singer Shane MacGowan’s famously derelict chompers staggers across the WISE Hall stage March 16, 8 p.m. Tickets at Red Cat, Highlife Records and the WISE Lounge. More info at wisehall.ca or by calling 604-254-5858.

Photograph by: submitted , for Vancouver Courier

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Besides New Year’s Eve, there is arguably no bigger pressure to go out and sully your family’s name than St. Patrick’s Day. Thankfully there’s a wealth of opportunities this weekend with CelticFest (celticfestvancouver.com) events, including local heroes The Town Pants March 15 at Venue and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 17, 11 a.m. Then there’s Spirit of the West performing their annual call of duty March 16 at the Commodore. But if discerning debauchery and revelry is your bag, you can’t go wrong with Shane’s Teeth. The Pogues tribute band named after singer Shane MacGowan’s famously derelict chompers staggers across the WISE Hall stage March 16, 8 p.m. Tickets at Red Cat, Highlife Records and the WISE Lounge. More info at wisehall.ca or by calling 604-254-5858.
 

Besides New Year’s Eve, there is arguably no bigger pressure to go out and sully your family’s name than St. Patrick’s Day. Thankfully there’s a wealth of opportunities this weekend with CelticFest (celticfestvancouver.com) events, including local heroes The Town Pants March 15 at Venue and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 17, 11 a.m. Then there’s Spirit of the West performing their annual call of duty March 16 at the Commodore. But if discerning debauchery and revelry is your bag, you can’t go wrong with Shane’s Teeth. The Pogues tribute band named after singer Shane MacGowan’s famously derelict chompers staggers across the WISE Hall stage March 16, 8 p.m. Tickets at Red Cat, Highlife Records and the WISE Lounge. More info at wisehall.ca or by calling 604-254-5858.

Photograph by: submitted , for Vancouver Courier

 
Besides New Year’s Eve, there is arguably no bigger pressure to go out and sully your family’s name than St. Patrick’s Day. Thankfully there’s a wealth of opportunities this weekend with CelticFest (celticfestvancouver.com) events, including local heroes The Town Pants March 15 at Venue and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 17, 11 a.m. Then there’s Spirit of the West performing their annual call of duty March 16 at the Commodore. But if discerning debauchery and revelry is your bag, you can’t go wrong with Shane’s Teeth. The Pogues tribute band named after singer Shane MacGowan’s famously derelict chompers staggers across the WISE Hall stage March 16, 8 p.m. Tickets at Red Cat, Highlife Records and the WISE Lounge. More info at wisehall.ca or by calling 604-254-5858.
Put on your best duds and dust off your dancing shoes as Petunia and the Vipers take a break from touring the world’s barn dances and cabarets to bring their old-timey, country swing charms to the Ukrainian Hall, March 16, with guest Kelly Haigh. Tickets at Red Cat, Zulu, Highlife and Bonerattle Music. More information at petuniaandthevipers.com.
Local illusionist and magician Vitaly Beckman levitates spoons, teleports playing cards, alters drivers licenses and blows minds at the Cultch, March 15 to 17. If only we had known him in high school. For more information, go to eveneningofwonders.com and thecultch.com.
Winner of the Israeli Ophir Awards for best actress, cinematography, director, film, screenplay and supporting actress, Fill the Void screens at Park Theatre, March 17, 10:30 a.m. 
Written and directed by Rama Burshtein, the critically acclaimed film examines issues of faith and conduct within the haredi Orthodox community in Tel Aviv. For tickets and more information, call 604-257-5111.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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