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A Local Rising Star In Show Business

on May 9th, 2018 by Deidre Heim 0 comments

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Zoey Siewert, a local rising star in show business and Host of the kids show “Finding Stuff Out” which will air on Knowledge Network this Summer will be at The University of British Columbia’s 2018 Science Rendezvous festival happening on Saturday May 12 (10am-2pm).

Science Rendezvous is an annual festival held across Canada showcasing the Art in Science. This year’s theme is “Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead!” and will emphasize science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) research and innovation.

The event, which has activities across UBC campus, is free for everyone. Come and meet Zoey, a Joey Award  Winner (awards for young Canadians in film and television) and a nominee for a Leo Award for her lead role in “Finding Stuff Out” which was also nominated for a Canadian Screen Award this year.

Join in the fun, win cool prizes, tour UBC, and of course, learn about all the amazing feats of science and engineering happening right here at home!

Filed under: Around the Town, Canadian News, Education, Entertainment News, Events, Local News, The Bridge Tagged With: Canada showcasing the Art in Science., Canadians in film and television, Knowledge Network, Zoey Siewert

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About the author: Deidre Heim is a freelance writer. An advocate and mentor of setting life goals and achieving success. She draws on her philosophical mindset and her passion lies in encouraging and supporting rising stars as they build on and nurture their skills and talents.

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