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If last year’s inaugural Vancouver Bach Festival was curated to remind people of the mass appeal of the festival’s namesake – a program of the 18th-century rock star’s greatest hits, if you will – this second year is deliberately more challenging.

Welcome to Poetic Licence – a weekly poetry forum, hosted by us, featuring words by local poets. This week? David Roth. Seawall 6 AM The dull-arced ocean curls White fingers over green, decaying.

Local fans of Netflix Original series Sense8 would be wise to gather their clusters and make time for Pride events this weekend, because a handful of 8/8 sensates are going to be in attendance.

The Two Gentlemen of Verona At Bard on the Beach. Held over until September 20, 2017 Tickets from $21 at bardonthebeach.org Finally someone has the wit and the nerve to do something about the unsatisfying conclusion of The Two Gentlemen of Verona .

Canada’s oldest Japanese-Canadian festival returns for 41st year

There are plenty of canvases for East Vancouver artists to work with, but they're not going to be found in your local supplies store. Instead, lift your eyes to the sky and look at the city around you.

1) World Indigenous Basketball Challenge Four days of top-tier basketball, cultural sharing, entertainment, vendors and food.

Industrial designer Pablo Muñoz wants Vancouverites to listen with more empathy to the voices of black, Indigenous and people of colour, and he wants them to have fun at the same time.

History contains much more than what’s printed in textbooks. Countless important stories go untold, usually for reasons associated with the old adage “history is written by the victors.

In 1978, the American artist and gay rights activist Gilbert Baker designed the rainbow flag to reflect the diversity of LGBTQ+ communities.