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Come Have a Spot of Tea!

District Closure Day - February 6

9:00am - 4:00pm   •   Ages 6-12  •  $120 + HST

On the February 6 District Closure Day, we’ll be running a day of programming all about tea and the ceremonies associated with this universally loved beverage. We’ll begin by hearing some stories about tea from around the world, then we’ll create our own tea bags from a wide variety of loose teas and spices. We’ll sample each of our creations until we get it just right. Finally, we’ll paint our own teapots to serve our signature blends in style. 

Download our flyer here.

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Register now for Spring Break Programs!

This Spring Break the Lyceum goes green with a week of programming celebrating this magnificent colour!

Itʼs the colour of grass and trees. The colour of emeralds and the twenty dollar bill. It means go. Itʼs been a source of inspiration for writers and artists through the ages. Itʼs become a symbol of the environmental movement. Join us as we explore green and its creative manifestations!

Download our printable flyer here!

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Double Book Launch!

Thursday February 23 •7PM

Chantal's Quest for the Silver Leaf & The Wind of Life: The Flyers

You're invited to join us for the launch of two exciting books from the flowing pen of Oliver Neubert. 

Oliver Neubert, born in West Germany in 1961, took a long route to discover his passion for writing the stories that come to life in his vivid imagination. His detours included getting his degree in Psychology and Economics from Simon Fraser University in BC and an MBA from Hariot-Watt University in Scotland; founding his own research company; working for a financial institution; and working in the pulp and paper industry.

For more information about this author, check out his website here.

Download our printable flyer here.

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Oral Literatures and First Peoples

Kindergarten - Grade 3
January 21st - March 3rd, 2012
6 Sessions - Saturdays 10AM - 12PM
$208.00 + HST

Join us for a class-generated study of the oral literatures of First Nations and Metis people in Canada, and First Peoples around the world. A creative exploration of contemporary society and storytelling mediums, including visual art inspired and informed by one of the largest First Nations-authored & illustrated libraries in Canada.

Please note, this program is different to the Literature and Art program for the same age group. Our Thursday class focuses on global literature and art. 

Download our flyer here.

Carmen Aguirre (March 1, 2012)

Carmen Aguirre is a Vancouver based theatre artist who has worked extensively in North and South America. She has written or co-written eighteen plays including The Refugee Hotel which was nominated for a Dora Mavor Moore award for best new play in 2010.

For more information about this author, check out her page here.

Time: 7:00 - 10:00 PM Cost: $20.00 + hst

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Next Open Mic - Friday, Feb. 3rd

Open at 8:00pm and mic starts at 8:30pm. E-mail us to book your time slot or just come along to enjoy some amazing talent!

Next Teen Open Mic - Friday Jan 27th

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We're looking for Volunteers!

If you love literature and art and want to pass along that love to the next generation of readers and creators, this opportunity is for you.
We are especially looking for help on Tues. Weds. and Thurs mornings.