17 things to do in Metro Vancouver on Tuesday, November 17

by The Georgia Straight Staff on November 16th, 2015 at 2:47 PM

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Looking for something to do on Tuesday? The Straight’s got you covered. Here are 17 events happening in or around Vancouver on Tuesday, November 17.

CONCERTS

British shoegaze band Ride takes the stage at the Commodore Ballroom.

Stockholm-based electropop band Kate Boy headlines at the Biltmore Cabaret.

California indie-rock band Gardens and Villa tours in support of latest release Music for Dogs. Held at the Cobalt.

Montreal ska band Kman and the 45s performs with Caracas and the Brass Action at the Rickshaw Theatre.

FOOD AND DRINK

Whisky, beer, and spirits festival Hopscotch features meal pairings, tasting events, and master classes at various Vancouver venues.

In addition to tasting culinary creations by VCC students, guests at 50 Years. 50 Chefs. will experience the school's fashion arts, auto restoration, and live music. Held at the Rocky Mountaineer Vancouver Station.

FORUMS

Layne Hellrung outlines the basic principles of defamation law and the relevant defences to a claim in defamation. Held at the People's Law School.

At the West End Community Centre, you can learn the basics of planning, preparing, and starting a food garden to get ready for the spring.

At the Art of Loving, you can learn how to have a G-spot orgasm and ejaculation by yourself or from your partner using toys and hands.

TAKE ACTION

St. Mary’s Anglican Church Parish Hall hosts a National Addictions Awareness Week panel discussion.

COMEDY

Francine Cunningham, Kay Galloway, Sarah Lambert, Janice Low, Stacey Mitchel , Anna Burk, Kirsten Galloway, Brianne Nord-Stewart, Lexine Mackenzie, and Meghan Savage read journals, poems, and essays they wrote as teenagers. Held at the Cottage Bistro.

ARTS ET CETERA

Music on Main presents concerts, dancing, film, and cocktails as part of the 2015 Modulus Festival. Held at the Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre.