Visit our info table at the Arts Club when you attend one of these two performances of Casey and Diana. This powerful drama will resonate with Stephen Lewis Foundation supporters as it’s set in 1991, the peak of the AIDS crisis, when Diana, Princess of Wales, visits Casey House, Canada’s first free standing AIDS hospice. Inspired by true events, this drama reminds us of how community, joy and compassion can persist, even in the face of an overwhelming pandemic.
We are reminded of the heroic caregivers in Africa supported with the funds we raise here at home. We look forward to meeting theatregoers on May 3. From the play: “I swear, I absolutely swear that hope has a sound.”
Info and Tickets: artsclub.com

Visit our info table at the Arts Club when you attend one of these two performances of Casey and Diana. This powerful drama will resonate with Stephen Lewis Foundation supporters as it’s set in 1991, the peak of the AIDS crisis, when Diana, Princess of Wales, visits Casey House, Canada’s first free standing AIDS hospice. Inspired by true events, this drama reminds us of how community, joy and compassion can persist, even in the face of an overwhelming pandemic.
We are reminded of the heroic caregivers in Africa supported with the funds we raise here at home. We look forward to meeting theatregoers on May 3. From the play: “I swear, I absolutely swear that hope has a sound.”
Info and Tickets: artsclub.com

Visit Burnaby Gogos at this big annual festival and choose from their great selection of craft items created by members. You'll find a variety of affordable gifts for Mothers' Day and other occasions! 
Admission: Free
Contact: burnabygogos@gmail.com

Join South Van Gogos for a delightful day of bridge with friends, morning coffee and a hot lunch included. You can also shop in the market for scarves, center pieces, cards, books, puzzles and more. Form your own table or contact the Gogos if you don't have a group of four. They look forward to seeing you there!

Cost:  $40.00/person, $160/table; payment in advance.Contact:  Anne Earthy, aearthy@telus.net, 778 870 6500.

Cyclists can learn to cycle safely in these training rides for beginners and intermediate riders. Ride on bike paths throughout the Lower Mainland, gradually increasing strength and stamina. By end of summer, you’ll be able to ride 50–100 km; this training will help get you ready to ride in Solidarity Cycle on Sept. 14. Sessions will be led by experienced instructors and helmets must be worn. This is a Greater Van Gogos regional event hosted by Royal City Gogos.

When: 9 am Sat.  & 6 pm Wed., every Sat. and Wed. from now till end of August.
Cost: Free for Solidarity Cycle participants, by donation for all others.
Details or to register for training: Contact solidaritycycle@gmail.com.
Solidarity Cycle:  Registration for this Greater Van Gogos regional event opens Jun. 15, closes Aug. 12. Visit the Solidarity Cycle website for info about the ride, training sessions, routes and registration.