canadian entertainment

bc tapestry - this is our home

From the opening upscale country and western production number to the full cast grand finale, B.C. Tapestry will give your delegates a true feeling of super natural B.C. The show incorporates three of Vancouver's top singers and numerous multicultural performers to portray the proud multicultural diversity of our province.

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burlington rail

For over 15 years this versatile band has been playing a wide variety of Canadian music including East Coast Celtic music, folk songs from Gordon Lightfoot, classic tunes from Canadian Rockers The Guess Who plus music from Vancouver's own Bryan Adams. Burlington Rail also plays classic C&W and contemporary country pop.

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canadian clyde ride

These all female show riders and their massive Clydesdale mounts are ranked one of the top equestrian units in North America. Canada's signature Maple Leaf is beautifully displayed on the flanks of each Clydesdale horse. Combined with powerful flowing Canadian flags this mounted colourguard is a dramatic welcome!

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carolyn sadowska as queen elizabeth

What better way to welcome your delegates to Canada than to have her Royal Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, address your guests? Mr. H.M. Massingbird, Royal Historian, says B.C.'s Carolyn Sadowska is the best impersonator of Queen Elizabeth II he has ever seen. Her irreverent and hilarious routines are tailored for your event.

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cowboy bob

Spectacular and wonderfully visual, stilt walkers provide the 'wow' factor for any event Always larger then life, stilt walkers add an extra dimension - height! - to your function! Cowboy Bob is the perfect gentleman cowboy who will create a "darn" friendly atmosphere for your welcome reception! Dressed in his cowhide chaps, this mighty tall interactive character IS the perfect photo op.

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gassy jack

The legendary Captain John "Gassy Jack" Deighton was a colorful saloonkeeper & hotel proprietor who opened The Globe Saloon/Deighton Hotel in 1867 for all the thirsty sawmill workers at a site that is now Carrall & Water Street in Gastown. He earned his reputation for being "gassy" and entertaining customers with tall stories. Gassy Jack is perfect character to welcome you to Vancouver.

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good news trio

The Good News Trio plays a wide range of traditional country music from Jambalaya and the Tennessee Waltz, to fiddle, mandolin and banjo favourites like Ragtime Annie and the Foggy Mountain Breakdown. With stellar vocal performance and fine acoustic playing, they make songs by Gordon Lightfoot, Ian Tyson and Murray McLaughlin a proud presentation of Canadian heritage.

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interactive comedic characters

TEN can provide a cast of Canadian characters including Mounties, East Coast Fishermen, French-Canadian Lumberjacks, Cowboys, Gold Rush Miners, Canuck Hockey Players, Bob & Doug Mackenzie and Crazy Captain Vancouver himself. These interactive comedic characters stroll and mingle, breaking the ice and giving people something to talk about…not to mention the photo opportunities!

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klondike kate

Entertainer Gillian Campbell wins the hearts of guests the world over as Klondike Kate, the dance hall singer from the Klondike Gold Rush Days. Gillian delights everyone with her slightly risqué patter and novelty songs, while dazzling one and all with her gorgeous, glittering gowns. Whenever Klondike Kate is on stage the room is filled with laughter.

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the casablanca cowboys

This lively country western duo features Ron Thompson on guitar and Doug Thordarson on fiddle and vocals. The Casablanca Cowboys are famous for their pickin' and grinnin'. Since this act is acoustic, they are perfect for strolling and creating a festive atmosphere. A real taste of Canadiana!

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the spirit song native indian revue

Spirit Song celebrates the heritage of Canada's aboriginal people. It is a colourful, authentic revue that showcases songs, dances and rituals of many different First Nations people. These traditional elements can be combined with high energy songs from contemporary Native artists.

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the eagle song native mask dancers

This colourful troupe has performed throughout B.C., across Canada, and internationally at cultural festivals in such countries as Switzerland, Taiwan, and Japan. They are well known for their presentations at the Hiwus Feast House on top of Grouse Mountain and have entertained many tourists with their beautiful mask dances. The dance group consists of elders and youth of the Squamish Nation.

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talking stick ceremony

Elder Bob Baker is an articulate moving speaker whose prayer song and welcome address will create the perfect opening for your event. The Talking Stick is a ceremonial carving that has been used by the Native community for generations. The holder of the Talking Stick is respectfully given the right to address the tribe. As part of Bob Baker's welcome, he outlines the creatures carved into the Talking Stick and presents it to your MC or President.

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the tiller's folly celtic band

The Tiller's Folly performs a wonderful blend Canadian Celtic and Folk music that captures the spirit of British Columbia. Their songs tell stories from the early Voyageur days on the Mighty Fraser River to the exciting Gold Rush times of the early settlers and the early history of The B.C. Railway. Tiller's Folly will provide the perfect background music for a welcome reception or an engaging final night concert.

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the vancouver police pipe band

Bagpipers are an excellent way to capture the attention of your guests with great impact. Members from The Vancouver Police Pipe Band offer a colourful spectacle in full highland regalia that dazzle young and old alike. The bagpipes alone command everyone’s attention at the first drone, not to mention the magnificent detail of their uniforms and presence.

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