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Time to grab a free ticket for Seniors Week at Gateway Theatre

By Lorraine Graves

Published 12:00 PDT, Fri May 19, 2017

Gateway Theatre hosts the kick-off extravaganza to Seniors Week on Monday, June 5 at 10 a.m.

The bad news is you have to have a ticket. The good news? They are free.

You have three options:

• online go to richmond.ca/register

• by phone at 604-276-4300 Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 pm

• in person at any City of Richmond community facility. Please quote course number #2027588 when registering.

Transportation is also available for a small fee.

The line-up for the kick-off includes local musicians, comedian Mavis Pickett as well as story-teller and musician, Rick Scott.

“We are proud to present a fantastic line-up of Canadian talent at the Seniors Week opening celebration and in suitable fashion for Canada’s 150 birthday,” says Mayor Malcolm Brodie. “Events like this promote social connectedness and increase a sense of belonging in Richmond’s community members.”

Mavis Pickett started her career in comedy to cope with grief. Since then, she has appeared as a “senior comic” on local and national media. Now, she’s gracing the Gateway stage for Richmond seniors.

Rick Scott, long-known as an actor-musician in Vancouver, has travelled the world with Pied Pumpkin and solo performances. His humour, wisdom and song-writing turn any celebration fun.

Seniors Week runs Monday, June 5 through Sunday, June 11 and includes more than 20 activities, programs and events throughout Richmond.

For a detailed list of things to do, pick up a Seniors Week brochure from any Richmond community centre or visit richmond.ca/seniorsweek.

Translated versions are available in Chinese and Punjabi at most community centres and online.

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