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David Dumbrell makes the kind of art you want to touch. More often than not, he is the one insisting that you do.

I recently had the great joy of going to see the 30 th Anniversary Tour of ‘The Joshua Tree’ by U2 in Vancouver, it was great – the music, the show, the stadium full of people, the atmosphere – all of it made for an exceptional night and it was a fan

Being a teenager is a perilous path to navigate, but for Vancouver youth with a passion for the arts, there are safe spaces to be found. Ace Crowchild, 17, has been enrolled at Arts Umbrella for the last three years.

Outside Mullingar At Pacific Theatre until June 10, 2017 Tickets from $23.95 at pacifictheatre.org / 604-731-5518 Outside Mullingar is unapologetically sentimental, but it might charm your socks off because it’s just so darned Irish.

Zen Buddhism. For me, this is the perfect spiritual path for our times. It calls us to wake up! See the world and our place in it, just as it is. We are tiny, very short-lived, and sometimes not at all wise.

From Tasmania to Vancouver, heavy metal bands descend on second annual festival

If there’s one topic that is guaranteed to fire up Vancouverites, it’s housing. Our housing woes are real. Rapidly rising prices have made home ownership an unattainable dream for many. Rental stock is diminishing in quantity but increasing in cost.

“I’m tripping myself !” exclaims Tonye Aganaba , sitting in an Eastside café. She isn’t remarking about her abilities as a singer, songwriter and musician, although she would be completely justified if she were.

My husband and I chose to celebrate our 40 th wedding anniversary in April on the Elbe River in Europe. A way to honor the years passed together with their joys and challenges and to face, with energy renewed, the reality of fewer years ahead.

Pub 340’s live music offerings ended around 2009 and 2010 — the same period that saw The Cobalt, Richards on Richards, the Brickyard and others go silent.