


Each Tuesday evening, from 5-9pm, you can get into Vancouver Art Gallery and pay what you want (or nothing at all) for admission. Explore the vast array of local, national and international artwork in their permanent collection and perenially-changing exhibitions... you might even get a new understanding of what it all means. The gallery is situated on Hornby Street, Vancouver.
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