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Weird Sex and Snowshoes author discusses Canadian film

Who: Katerine Monk Where: Whistler Public Library When: March 25, 7 p.m. You can get your fill of Canadian film not once but twice.

Climbers rally for one of their own

New video, two slide shows at Dusty’s March 27 What: Still Dreamin’ Where: Dusty’s Bar When: March 27 The second annual Spring Climber’s festival takes place next week.

Pocketdwellers, Warsaw Shake the Boot Pub

Pocketdwellers, Warsaw Shake the Boot Pub Who: Pocketdwellers When: March 24 Where: Boot Pub Tough to describe, but they definitely have jazz.

This Weeks Entertainment Listings

> > > March 22-28 Friday, March 22 LIGHTS, CAMERA…MUSIC Who: Karen Thirlwall Where: Crystal Lounge Alberta singer songwriter Thirlwall, on guitar.

Lisa Lindo Trio brings joy of vintage jazz

Who: Lisa Lindo Trio Where: Millennium Place When: March 22 What is jazz? "Jazz is great music," says Lisa Lindo, who brings her trio to town tonight, with songs from greats of the ’40s and ’50s.

De La Soul signs with Elektra, Plays Whistler

Who: De La Soul with Stir Fry Collective Where : Whistler Conference Centre When: March 30 After 13 years with Tommy Boy, they’ve shifted gears, but not their sound.

Zen and the Art of Wide Mouth Mason

Zen and the Art of Wide Mouth Mason New album Stew debuts with funky grooves, lyrical delights Hey what’s up/ It’s Earl Here So if you are reading this You’ve probably already listened to the music — from the inside CD cover Who:

Pocketdwellers, Warsaw Shake the Boot Pub

Who: Pocketdwellers When: March 24 Where: Boot Pub Tough to describe, but they definitely have jazz.

Parker passionate about classical music

Ravel’s Ondine highlights Vancouver pianist’s Whistler performance Who: Ian Parker Where: Millennium Place When: March 17, 4 p.m. You’ve never spoken with a more passionate player of classical music than Vancouverite Ian Parker.

Gallery Listings

In Whistler What: Whistler Photographic Society Exhibition Where: Millennium Place Work by several renowned local photographers, including Eric Berger, Dano Pendygrasse and Greg Griffith, continues through April 2.