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Glam Slam attracts a crowd at WISE Hall

1) A discordant city symphony set in the DTES Set against the backdrop of the 2010 Winter Olympics, Wayne Wapeemukwa’s Luk’Luk’I presents a handful of engrossing, life-and-death dramas set in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.

The Vancouver School Board trustee election can’t come soon enough for representatives from the city’s teacher unions. Vancouverites will vote Oct.

Fred Lee highlights VIFF, Chor Leoni, Camp Potlatch, digital media and Parq Vancouver opening

Plus other world religions and their views on alcohol

A fundraising effort is under way to save Dude Chilling Park’s resident dude. The cedar sculpture of a reclining figure was left at the park in 1991 by B.C. artist Michael Dennis.

Aiming to prove that alcohol isn’t what makes a party fun, a sober events group is hosting a full day of booze-free raves and dance parties for their first-ever Party Safari on the UBC campus.

Orphaned WildLife Rehabilitation Society hosts fundraiser Oct. 21

Thursday Interior Design Show Vancouver: The Party on Opening Night Billed as the biggest design party of the year, bringing together the industry’s greatest influencers, including designers, artists, makers and design-centric brands.

Fred Lee celebrates the B.C. Cancer Foundation, Alumni UBC and Arts Umbrella