Watch Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremonies Live Video Stream

Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony begins at 3:30 pm. PST on Sunday, February 28, 2010 at BC Place, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Gates will open at 13:30 for the Closing Ceremony. You are asked to be in your seats by the start of the audience participation rehearsal at 16:30 for the Closing Ceremony.

Update Feb 27, 2010 – Please note the change in time. Closing ceremony spectators are asked to be in their seats no later than 3:30pm on February 28. The final hockey game will be broadcast inside BC Place beginning at 1:30 pm.

NBC has the broadcasting rights to the Olympic event, so check some exclusive videos and replay on their website. Also, you can check the official Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics website and their Youtube channel for up-to-date exclusive videos and highlights.

We now bid farewell to Vancouver 2010 and we wish the best of luck and welcome to Sochi 2014 (Russia)!

UPDATE: Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Closing ceremony is now over. For Vancouver 2010 Closing Ceremonies Photos, click here.

Other Key moments in the closing:

— The awarding of medals for the men’s 50-kilometer cross country ski race, won by Petter Northug of Norway.

— The swearing-in of two new members of the International Olympic Committee chosen by their fellow athletes—U.S. hockey player Angela Ruggiero and British skeleton racer Adam Pengilly.

— The singing of the Olympic anthem by renowned Canadian tenor Ben Heppner.

— A tongue-in-cheek revue of Canadian icons and symbols, featuring singing-and-dancing Mounties, tabletop hockey players, dancing canoes and flying moose and beavers.

— A segment in which Canadian actors—including William Shatner and Michael J. Fox—made fun of national stereotypes.

Fox, who has Parkinson’s disease, received a huge ovation.

“I lived in the U.S. for 30 years,” Fox said. “But if the U.S. is playing Canada in hockey, I’m sorry, I’m wearing a maple leaf on my sweater.”