Weekend events

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Posted October 6, 2017 6:07 pm.

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The Canucks and the Oilers go at it Saturday night at Rogers Arena.

The Lions host the Redblacks this Saturday afternoon at BC Place.

The Vancouver International Film Festival is on now until October 13th at various venues around town.

Saturday night is the last night to check out Terra and Beyond, with Chris Hadfield and Danny Michel, at The Orpheum.

The Trout Lake Farmers Market is on Saturdays until October 21st.

Entangled: Two Views on Contemporary Canadian Painting is on now until January 1st at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Bring On Tomorrow Co. presents 13: The Musical this weekend at the Waterfront Theatre.

Hyperlink is on now until the 14th at the Firehall Arts Centre.

Come out to the Vancouver Wild Salmon Caravan 2017 Parade Saturday at the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre on East Hastings.

The Venetian Ghetto: A Virtual Reconstruction: 1516-2017 is on now until the end of October at the Italian Cultural Centre.

Intangible: Memory and Innovation in Coast Salish Art is on now until December 10th at the Bill Reid Gallery downtown.

The Annual Turkey Trot at Granville Island happens this long weekend with the kid’s run on Sunday and the adult’s run Monday.

Fright Nights at Play Land is back on select nights until October 31st.

Imagine Dragons bring their Evolve Tour to Rogers Arena Sunday night.

Fred Penner plays The Orpheum Sunday afternoon.

The Kitsilano Farmers Market is on Sundays until October 22nd.

Angels In America: Perestroika wraps up at the Stanley Sunday night.

The Vancouver International Music Competition Gala Concert happens Sunday night at the Chan Centre.

Studio 58 presents “As you like it” on now until the 15th at Langara College on 49th.

The Beaty Biodiversity Museum presents Life in Colour on now until February

The Vancouver Art Gallery presents Emily Carr: Into the Forest on now until mid-December.

The Vancouver Maritime Museum presents The Lost Fleet on now until next March.

Amazonia: The Rights of Nature on now until January at the Museum of Anthropology.

If you have a weekend event you’d like us to consider mentioning, email Ben.Wilson@news1130.rogers.com or Tweet him @benwilson1130

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