Events and Entertainment

Well-versed and practiced in many areas of the arts, from graphic design to illustration, to photography and painting, David Arias’ passion and eye for creativity is truly inspiring.

Photo by Helen Adams American born Robin Blaser hopped the border in 1966 to teach at SFU and never left Vancouver, describing the city as "alive and jumping".

Taylor White is an improviser from New York City. Originally from Florida, he's been performing at NYC's Magnet Theatre since 2005. He loves Heavy Metal, 80s horror, comic books, and cats. Cats more than any of the others, really.

Big news today! V.I.A.

Every year for 26 years the BC Lung Association has held it’s annual ‘ Trek ’ – a 2 day, 200km bike ride through the Fraser Valley – one of the original bike rides before big charity rides really came into their own.

As you are finishing off your end of summer haiku's (strong chance that's just me), there are at least lots of things going in the city to combat summer's conclusion. The New Forms Festival runs until Sep.

In reading Rachel's Bif Naked posts last week, I remembered seeing her band Gorilla Gorilla play at PD's Hotshop back when it was on Pender Street.

When I fall deep into a novel and get lost in the story, I tend to forget about how much effort and care can go into making a book.

Don't miss a special screening of SUCK the movie at the Rio this Thursday! Followed by a Q & A led by Talent Time's very own Paul Anthony, one of the leads and the only Vancouver actor in this stellar cast, this is also the DVD release party.

Last week I was fortunate to receive a parcel containing an advance copy of Grant Lawrence's book, Adventures In Solitude, which comes out in October (remember when we SHARED the cover with you?)! Also included in the parcel was a lanyard with a list