Events and Entertainment

The new Blim in Chinatown has trippy window displays going on. Random yet organized in semiotic study of found and pop culture objects. Looks like some great stuff to come in the new location. Alice in poodleland?

Don't forget to come down and check out this amazing night of storytelling tonight! The Rain City Chronicles , Vancouver's newest live storytelling night, is having its second installment at The Western Front.

Just in case you missed this one when it made the interweb rounds late last week, Vancouver skate photographer Brian Caissie (who also stunt-doubles as a filmer) put together this cut from his DV tape archive.

Diane Farris Gallery is hosting a juried show that uses social media as the message and medium. Twitter/Art+Social Media opens Thursday, April 1 (6 to 8 pm) and will present 80 to 100 artists from Canada and around the globe.

'Hey Jef, here's my workspace. When I can't make it up the mountain or out on the ocean, I surf the wonderful site that is Vancouver is Awesome.

BY: Lizzy Karp A wise man once said, “Everything in life is luck.” Thanks Donald Trump. As Karen Pinchin, Elianna Lev and I have been planning for the next Rain City Chronicles [sponsored by V.I.A.

I told you I'd be watching the official VANOC Ebay Auction in case anything super awesome came up that I thought you might be interested in, and today I found two things: 1.

Mike Browne is lover of all things film (especially horror and zombies). Mike is a former grave digger / security guard / graphic artist turned enthusiastic filmmaker.

It's a new dog every day, click here to find out how to get your dog featured here if you haven't sent in your photos yet! Today's dog featured in Dogtown Vancouver is Tanner, Kelli R's pup. Here's what she had to say about him... NAME: TANNER.

Powell Street Festival and Blim present: Ura Monchan New works by Kaori Kasai March 4-27, 2010 FREE to view ongoing exhibition Visit www.blim.