There’s always something going on in this busy town!
Here are six events local organizers uploaded to our online events calendar.
Many more events are coming up; go to our online events calendar to see them all!
1. On May 25, roll over to the Kids' Bike Drive, at 40446 Government Rd, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
2. On May 30, The Big Fat Comedy Show is back, with Ty Boissonnault, at Trickster's Hideout, located at 38005 Cleveland Ave., from 7 to 10 p.m.
"Ty’s high-energy style manifests in both quick jokes and storytelling, making him one of Canada’s must-see acts. A Yuk Yuks regular, he has opened for Jesus Trejo and Josh Adam Meyers. He’s currently taking his Canada Trips Tour across the country. In the feature spot, we have the one-liner king, Craig Alexander! Originally from the UK, Craig blends British double entendres and misdirection with Canadian day-to-day life like no other. That’s on top of a killer lineup of funny folks — including Kelsey Hamilton, Crystal Asham and Kev Appleby—kicking things off," reads the listing.
3. Also on May 30, catch Colin Linden "Ride On " Tour at the Brackendale Art Gallery: Café & Culture Centre, located at 41950 Government Rd., from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m.
"Colin Linden’s tale is the stuff of legend, the kind told in the Coen brothers’ O Brother Where Art Thou or Inside Llewyn Davis, both of which featured his guitar playing on the soundtracks. As a singer/guitarist, he’s accompanied everyone from Bruce Cockburn (as his producer and touring musician) to Bob Dylan, Greg Allman, Rihannon Giddens, Pistol Annies, John Prine and more. He was the main contributor to the music for the Nashville TV show and subsequent live tours. Along the way, Linden played on over 500 albums and produced 140, including his first-ever actual Grammy in 2020 for producing Keb Mo’s Oklahoma, winner for Best Americana Album," reads the listing.
4. On May 31, Ruby Waters: Soup Cans Tour (Unplugged) plays the Crash Hotel, located at 38005 Cleveland Ave., from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m.
"See Whistler-based artist Ruby Waters perform live unplugged at the Chieftain on May 31st. A donation of 3 non-perishable food items is required upon entry. All ticket proceeds will be donated to The Dugout. About The Dugout: The Dugout is a nondenominational charitable organization serving residents of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. We offer a community living room: a place where people can come to enjoy a free snack and a coffee away from the street or from the isolation that many in the neighbourhood experience," reads the listing.
5. On May 31, join the ongoing affordable housing conversation at Housing Hope from 2 to 8 p.m. at 2301 Mamquam Rd.
"Let’s flip the script on housing in Squamish! Join us at the Heart House to celebrate community and start a bold conversation about how we can change the future of housing in Squamish. All ages welcome," reads the listing.
The event will include mural painting, a barbecue, a presentation, and a group discussion. The event is put on by DWIFT Housing.
6. Looking ahead to June 1, there's the 蜜桃视频appPride Parade down Cleveland Avenue, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Pride Parade starts at 12 p.m.
"The 蜜桃视频appPride Parade is an annual community celebration and reflection of 2SLGBTQIA+ pride and Pride Month kickoff in the heart of downtown Squamish. The inclusive event brings together local artists, community organizations, businesses and allies to support and promote 2SLGBTQIA+ visibility and rights with the shared vision of safety, equality and acceptance for all. The 蜜桃视频appPride Parade features a vibrant and diverse display of floats, performances and individuals of all ages marching for awareness, representation, social justice and the right to be who they are," reads the listing.
