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Upcoming Events

• February 24, 2012
  • Noir City 2012
    Noir City 2012
    SIFF presents Noir City 2012. all day
  • Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Free ice skating in a covered, open air rink at Robson Square all day
  • Portland Jazz Festival
    Portland Jazz Festival
    The 2012 US Bank Portland Jazz Festival presented by Alaska Airlines will be held Friday, February 17 through Sunday, February 26 at venues throughout Portland. The 11 day 9th annual festival will include jazz education and outreach along with a series of concerts featuring an eclectic mix of established and internationally recognized musicians playing a wide-range of jazz styles. all day
  • Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) is one of the true larger-than-life figures in art history. The key feature in his personal mythology is the constant yearning for an exotic paradise; he sought it in the bohemian arts community at Pont-Aven on the coast of Brittany and later on the South Seas island of Tahiti. When that outpost of French colonialism began to feel too constraining, Gauguin moved to a still more remote location, the Marquesas Islands, where he died in 1903. His fascination with local cultures resulted in a kind of personal, syncretic iconography throughout his career. all day
• February 25, 2012
  • Noir City 2012
    Noir City 2012
    SIFF presents Noir City 2012. all day
  • Fusion 2012
    Fusion 2012
    all day
  • Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Free ice skating in a covered, open air rink at Robson Square all day
  • Portland Jazz Festival
    Portland Jazz Festival
    The 2012 US Bank Portland Jazz Festival presented by Alaska Airlines will be held Friday, February 17 through Sunday, February 26 at venues throughout Portland. The 11 day 9th annual festival will include jazz education and outreach along with a series of concerts featuring an eclectic mix of established and internationally recognized musicians playing a wide-range of jazz styles. all day
  • Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) is one of the true larger-than-life figures in art history. The key feature in his personal mythology is the constant yearning for an exotic paradise; he sought it in the bohemian arts community at Pont-Aven on the coast of Brittany and later on the South Seas island of Tahiti. When that outpost of French colonialism began to feel too constraining, Gauguin moved to a still more remote location, the Marquesas Islands, where he died in 1903. His fascination with local cultures resulted in a kind of personal, syncretic iconography throughout his career. all day
  • Portland Urban Iditarod
    Portland Urban Iditarod
    Time: 9:00 am
    
    at 9:00 am
• February 26, 2012
  • Noir City 2012
    Noir City 2012
    SIFF presents Noir City 2012. all day
  • Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Free ice skating in a covered, open air rink at Robson Square all day
  • Portland Jazz Festival
    Portland Jazz Festival
    The 2012 US Bank Portland Jazz Festival presented by Alaska Airlines will be held Friday, February 17 through Sunday, February 26 at venues throughout Portland. The 11 day 9th annual festival will include jazz education and outreach along with a series of concerts featuring an eclectic mix of established and internationally recognized musicians playing a wide-range of jazz styles. all day
  • Langley Murder Mystery
    Langley Murder Mystery
    Join us for the ultimate “Who Done it” during this daytrip to the town of Langley’s Murder Mystery. The \"Mystery\" is an interactive play which takes place all over the little town of Langley on South Whidbey Island. all day
  • Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) is one of the true larger-than-life figures in art history. The key feature in his personal mythology is the constant yearning for an exotic paradise; he sought it in the bohemian arts community at Pont-Aven on the coast of Brittany and later on the South Seas island of Tahiti. When that outpost of French colonialism began to feel too constraining, Gauguin moved to a still more remote location, the Marquesas Islands, where he died in 1903. His fascination with local cultures resulted in a kind of personal, syncretic iconography throughout his career. all day
• February 27, 2012
  • International Wine Festival
    International Wine Festival
    The Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival all day
  • Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) is one of the true larger-than-life figures in art history. The key feature in his personal mythology is the constant yearning for an exotic paradise; he sought it in the bohemian arts community at Pont-Aven on the coast of Brittany and later on the South Seas island of Tahiti. When that outpost of French colonialism began to feel too constraining, Gauguin moved to a still more remote location, the Marquesas Islands, where he died in 1903. His fascination with local cultures resulted in a kind of personal, syncretic iconography throughout his career. all day
  • Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Free ice skating in a covered, open air rink at Robson Square all day
  • Noir City 2012
    Noir City 2012
    SIFF presents Noir City 2012. all day
  • WWE RAW
    WWE RAW
    Time: 5:30 pm
    
    WWE RAW SuperShow at the Rose Garden at 5:30 pm
• February 28, 2012
  • Noir City 2012
    Noir City 2012
    SIFF presents Noir City 2012. all day
  • International Wine Festival
    International Wine Festival
    The Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival all day
  • Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Free ice skating in a covered, open air rink at Robson Square all day
  • Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) is one of the true larger-than-life figures in art history. The key feature in his personal mythology is the constant yearning for an exotic paradise; he sought it in the bohemian arts community at Pont-Aven on the coast of Brittany and later on the South Seas island of Tahiti. When that outpost of French colonialism began to feel too constraining, Gauguin moved to a still more remote location, the Marquesas Islands, where he died in 1903. His fascination with local cultures resulted in a kind of personal, syncretic iconography throughout his career. all day
• February 29, 2012
  • Noir City 2012
    Noir City 2012
    SIFF presents Noir City 2012. all day
  • Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) is one of the true larger-than-life figures in art history. The key feature in his personal mythology is the constant yearning for an exotic paradise; he sought it in the bohemian arts community at Pont-Aven on the coast of Brittany and later on the South Seas island of Tahiti. When that outpost of French colonialism began to feel too constraining, Gauguin moved to a still more remote location, the Marquesas Islands, where he died in 1903. His fascination with local cultures resulted in a kind of personal, syncretic iconography throughout his career. all day
  • International Wine Festival
    International Wine Festival
    The Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival all day
  • Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Ice Skating at Robson Square
    Free ice skating in a covered, open air rink at Robson Square all day
  • Leap Day Woodland Park Zoo
    Leap Day Woodland Park Zoo
    Time: 9:30 am
    
    at 9:30 am
• March 1, 2012
  • Noir City 2012
    Noir City 2012
    SIFF presents Noir City 2012. all day
  • International Wine Festival
    International Wine Festival
    The Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival all day
  • Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Gauguin and Polynesia at SAM
    Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) is one of the true larger-than-life figures in art history. The key feature in his personal mythology is the constant yearning for an exotic paradise; he sought it in the bohemian arts community at Pont-Aven on the coast of Brittany and later on the South Seas island of Tahiti. When that outpost of French colonialism began to feel too constraining, Gauguin moved to a still more remote location, the Marquesas Islands, where he died in 1903. His fascination with local cultures resulted in a kind of personal, syncretic iconography throughout his career. all day