16 things to do in Metro Vancouver on Wednesday, February 25

Looking for something to do tomorrow? The Straight’s got you covered. Here are 16 events happening in or around Vancouver on Wednesday, February 25.

CONCERTS

American glam-rock band Black Veil Brides (pictured above) tours in support of latest release Black Veil Brides IV. Held at the Vogue Theatre.

At the Rickshaw Theatre, American metal band Machine Head plays tunes from latest album Bloodstone and Diamonds.

The Mountain Magic Tour 2015 features performances by Christian Martin, Smalltown DJs, Sabo, and Neon Steve. Held at the Fortune Sound Club.

American songwriting duo Karen Savoca and Pete Heitzman take the stage at the St. James Hall.

BENEFITS

The Vancity Theatre hosts the Reel Causes Quirk-a-Palooza Fundraiser, featuring local drag star-illusionist Symone.

EVENTS ETC

At the Study and Go Abroad Fair,  you can meet with top-ranked universities from around the world. Held at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

The Emerald hosts a stage-free striptease show featuring Villainy Loveless, Bruce Wang, Beardonce, and Ava Lure.

FORUMS

Backside Love teaches you how to get the most pleasure out of anal play while staying safe and caring for your body. Held at the Art of Loving.

The Vancouver Public Library Central Branch hosts a forum on collective action and rationality.

DANCE

The 12 Minutes Max Studio Showing highlights work by four emerging artists at the Scotiabank Dance Centre.

At the Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Cetre, Conversation sees Olivia C. Davies perform as part of the Talking Stick Festival.

Four artists revisit shared experiences in Quadrilogue Affective. Held at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts.

THEATRE

Renée Bucciarelli stars in The Belle of Amherst: Emily Dickinson. Held at the Roedde House Museum.

LITERARY EVENTS

At the Vancouver Public Library Central Branch, author Susan Juby reads from her new novel The Republic of Dirt.

MUSIC

The Fox Cabaret hosts The English Orpheus, featuring performances by artists Charles Daniels and Alexander Weimann.

MOVIES

The Cinematheque hosts a screening of The World Question Centre, a documentary about American performance and installation artist James Lee Byars.