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Vancouver East Cultural Centre

The Vancouver East Cultural Centre and the Vancouver Folk Music Festival present The Flirtations
Vancouver East Cultural Centre presents Tedd Robinson, Vancouver East Cultural Centre in association with Ruby Slippers presents Scarlet Fever!
The Vancouver Folk Music Festival and the Vancouver East Cultural Centre present Ian Tyson & The Chinook Arch Riders
The Vancouver East Cultural Centre presents From San Francisco A Traveling Jewish Theatre
Vancouver East Cultural Centre & Vancouver Folk Music Festival present From South Africa Bopha!
Vancouver East Cultural Centre presents Karin Vyncke Under the White Garments (Sous Les Vêtements Blancs)
The Vancouver Folk Music Festival & The Vancouver East Cultural Centre Present Dagmar Krause Supply & Demand
The Vancouver Folk Music Festival & The Vancouver East Cultural Centre Present Murray McLauchlan
The Vancouver Folk Music Festival and The Vancouver East Cultural Centre present The Flying Karamazov Brothers
A State of Grace
Vancouver East Cultural Centre & Vancouver Folk Music Festival Present Shari Ulrich, Bill Henderson, Roy Forbes
You Strike the Woman, You Strike the Rock
Vancouver East Cultural Centre & Vancouver Folk Music Festival Present Shari Ulrich
Vancouver East Cultural Centre & The Vancouver Folk Music Festival Present Murray McLauchlan
Stephen Fearing
4 Nights of Solo Concerts: Murray McLauchlan
The Vancouver Folk Music Festival and Vancouver East Cultural Centre present Nancy White

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