This time at the Museum of Vancouver:
The Maraya Project and Veda Hille together for an exploration of Vancouver’s False Creek
Vancouver’s False Creek has a fascinating history, and its most recent development is explored in an MOV Studio Exhibition now on display called The Maraya Project: Waterfronts of Vancouver and Dubai.
False Creek mythology and history will be further explored in an intimate performance on Friday, March 30, featuring local folk musician and city singer, Veda Hille, accompanied by a visual narrative by Annabel Vaughan (architect and city thinker).
Through Songs of False Creek Flats: Reflections, Veda and Annabel use music, talk, and pictures to animate an area of the city that currently lies primarily dormant. Audience members will be given a hand-drawn artist map in order to take themselves on a local walk through the flats at their leisure.
Date: Friday, March 30, 2012
Doors: 6:30PM
Performance: 7:30PM
Cost: MOV Members $15 | General Admission $17 | Student rate $10 (*with valid ID)
Where to buy: http://falsecreeksongs.eventbrite.com
*music and reception to follow
