Remembrance day
November 5, 2018
2 mins read

Events: Nov 5 to 12

Before the much anticipated long weekend, check out some sweet events.

Games Night

Why you should go

Midterms may not be all fun and games—but this event is!

DETAILS

Take a break from honing your math skills and focus on your Catan skills instead. Play some board games, nibble on some free snacks, and enter to win a free board game!

  • When: Wed, Nov 7 | 5:00 - 7:00 pm

  • Price: Free

  • Where: UBC Bookstore

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Dance Horizons x Pilates Collaboration

Why you should go

Try two kinds of workouts at once!

DETAILS

Staying active is extra important during stressful periods (a.k.a. midterms and papers season). If you’ve never tried dance, or pilates, this is your chance to give them both a shot for cheap! UBC Pilates Club is collaborating with Dance Horizons to offer this 20-minute pilates session, followed by a 40-minute dance class!

  • When: Thu, Nov 8 | 5:00 - 6:00 pm

  • Price: $2 for club members, $5 for non-members

  • Where: AMS Nest, Performance Theatre

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Making Sense of Being an Indigenous Scholar

Why you should go

This talk will focus on what it meant for Jo-ann Archibald (Q’um Q’um Xiiem) to be one of the very few Indigenous scholars in the academy.

DETAILS

Jo-ann Archibald, from the Sto:lo First Nation, will tell stories about her mentors, milestone moments, and key challenges related to her faculty and leadership positions at UBC. Core themes will include making systemic changes in the academy, creating space for Indigenous knowledge systems, working with Indigenous communities and organizations, and facilitating opportunities for reconciliation.

  • When: Thu, Nov 8 | 5:00 - 6:30 pm

  • Price: Free

  • Where: Green College, Coach House

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Tennis Smash

Why you should go

Smash your midterm stress away at this tournament.

DETAILS

You don’t have to be a tennis-champ to participate in this Wimbledon-themed tournament. With short 15-minute matches, time is of the essence! There will be high tea-themed food and drink (i.e. pastries and tea), and a photo booth to enjoy between matches. Register by Nov 6, and come out for fun, prizes, and eternal glory. More info.

  • When: Thu, Nov 8 | 5:00 - 9:00 pm

  • Price: $12

  • Where: UBC Tennis Centre

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Much Ado About Nothing

Why you should go

This Shakespeare play is notorious for being funny, witty, and heartfelt.

DETAILS

Thou must attend this play. Even if Shakespeare isn’t your cup of tea, this show has something for you. This version of the play is set in 2018, but retains the classic love story of Beatrice and Benedick and all the original drama, action, and terrible communication skills. The play features the graduating class of the BFA Acting program (so you know it’s gonna be good). More info.

  • When: Nov 8 - 24

  • Price: $11.50

  • Where: Frederic Wood Theatre

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Remembrance Day Ceremony

Why you should go

Come pay your respects to all who have served in time of war, military conflict, and peace.

DETAILS

This ceremony will include short readings, remarks from special guests, and musical performances by the UBC Opera Ensemble. Light refreshments will be served after the ceremony. UBC President Santa J. Ono will be hosting, with emcee Professor Nancy Hermiston, O.C., and featured guests include the Honourable David Eby, MLA for Point Grey, AMS President Marium Hamid, and others.

  • When: Sun, Nov 11 | 10:45 am

  • Price: Free

  • Where: UBC War Memorial Gym

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