On December 20th, a mix of talented writers, comedians and musicians will get onto a stage and share work that, if you like, you can come and listen to. (Join us as we speed recklessly towards 2020.) . Featuring: Bo Dyp Aaron Read DJ On Kate Blackand music by Devours & shitlord fuckermanHosted by Cole NowickiIt'll be fun, yeah. It'll be a fine time.Best seats: 7:32pm Show: 8:31pm19+ FREEPoster/animation: @nimagholamipour Song: Iconoclast by Devours
Dec 4
This is the first part of a blurry, oversaturated photo of Linda Fox's amazing set from last night.Thanks again to all of the performers (Alicia, An-Te, Dallas, Danika, Dave), The Lido for having us and everyone for coming out.That was a real special time. See y'all again on December 20th. ❤️
Nov 29
This is the second part of a blurry, oversaturated photo of Linda Fox's amazing set from last night.Thanks again to all of the performers (Alicia, An-Te, Dallas, Danika, Dave), The Lido for having us and everyone for coming out.That was a real special time. See y'all again on December 20th. ❤️
Nov 29
This is the third part of a blurry, oversaturated photo of Linda Fox's amazing set from last night.Thanks again to all of the performers (Alicia, An-Te, Dallas, Danika, Dave), The Lido for having us and everyone for coming out.That was a real special time. See y'all again on December 20th. ❤️
Nov 29
One more nice thing: Alicia Tobin is on the show tomorrow!Alicia is a comedian and writer living and working in Vancouver. She is the co-host of two popular podcasts, Retail Nightmares and Super! Sick! Podcast! and the creator of Alicia Tobin's Come Draw with Me, a live, entirely improvised comedy show that has been featured in a number of comedy festivals.She loves baked goods, animals, friendship and her miniature poodle, Hank Tobin. So You're a Little Sad, So What? is her first book.Photo: @post_photography
Nov 28
How about this nice news: Dallas Hunt is on the show on Thursday!Dallas is Cree and a member of Wapsewsipi (Swan River First Nation) in Treaty 8 territory in Northern Alberta. He has had creative and critical work published in the Malahat Review, Arc Poetry, Canadian Literature, Settler Colonial Studies, and the American Indian Culture and Research Journal. His first children's book, Awâsis and the World-Famous Bannock, was published through Highwater Press in 2018, and was nominated for the Elizabeth Mrazik-Cleaver Canadian Picture Book Award.
Nov 26
