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Paul Silveria, a.k.a. Professor Banjo, credited for the popularity of the Appalachia folk dance in Vancouver

Downtown Eastside The Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival includes 90 events at 25 venues throughout the neighbourhood. The event marks the 11th year of the popular festival, which this year runs now through Nov.

Under the shadow of the towering cenotaph in Victory Square, Leni Koen is surrounded by stunned listeners as she recounts the mayhem that ensued in 1907 Chinatown.

East Vancouver is home to Canada’s newest Royal Canadian Air Cadets squadron. Members of 59 Vancouver celebrated the granting of its charter, which officially makes the group of cadets a squadron, on Oct. 15.

Studio 101 gives inner city students first look at the arts world

The 18th Annual Eastside Culture Crawl is a four-day, visual arts, design and crafts festival, which sees more than 20,000 art enthusiasts visit artists in their studios in the area of the city bounded by Main Street and Victoria Drive north of First

Holiday a cultural mashup usurped from pagan rites

Tona provides emotional support and stability to man suffering from depression

SWEET MUSIC: Music Heals raises awareness of the healing powers of music and fundraises for music therapy and related services across Canada. The foundation, along with partner, LG104.

It was so wet Saturday afternoon it was like standing underneath a waterfall at times, but that didn’t stop those belonging to the three-foot-tall set and their four-legged companions from dashing to and from stores situated between Discovery and Tol