15 things to do in Metro Vancouver on Wednesday, February 10

by The Georgia Straight Staff on February 9th, 2016 at 3:40 PM

1 of 1 2 of 1

Looking for something to do on Wednesday? The Straight’s got you covered. Here are 15 events happening in or around Vancouver on Wednesday, February 10.

CONCERTS

Brooklyn-based R&B trio Wet tours in support of upcoming album Don't You, with guest Kelsey Lu, at the Biltmore Cabaret.

Shari Ulrich hosts performances by David King, Lynn Miles, and Shaun Verreault at the Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre.

Cafe Deux Soleils hosts acoustic roots and blues music by slide guitarist Sue Decker.

FOOD AND DRINK

Learn how to cook a romantic dinner or just come to have fun with other couples while savoring French food. Held at the Uncommon Cafe.

FORUMS

SFU Harbour Centre hosts a presentation that introduces participants to visual analytics and its role in decision making and knowledge discovery.

A panel of patients and doctors discuss medicine from the perspective of patients at the Vancouver Public Library Central Branch.

A workshop at the Vancouver Public Library Central Branch will provide you with an overview of the different crowdfunding platforms.

Film director, writer, and photographer Paul Saltzman discusses his photographs, his stories, and his love of India. Held at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra School of Music.

Buddhist monk Gen-la Kelsang Khyenrab discusses how to transform your life through meditation and Buddhist wisdom. Held at SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts.

Learn how sexy talk can increase the connection, intimacy, and passion in your love life or heighten the anticipation beforehand. Held at the Art of Loving.

COMEDY

The Fictionals present a Valentine's Day-themed edition of its improv-comedy show based on cult-hit game Cards Against Humanity. Held at the Rio Theatre.

DANCE

Company 605 gives an informal studio showing of work developed during the Dance Centre's DanceLab interdisciplinary research program. Held at the Scotiabank Dance Centre.

LITERARY EVENTS

At the Vancouver Public Library Central Branch, a workshop with established spoken-word artists will be followed by a poetry slam.

Canadian Authors Vancouver presents 20 local authors reading from their recent works at the Alliance for Arts and Culture.

MOVIES

The Vancity Theatre hosts a screening of Theeb, director Naji Abu Nowar's film about a young Bedouin boy who tags along when his older brother must accompany a British officer on a journey.