Events and Entertainment

Is it spring time already? With all the winter talk going on it gets confusing. These daffodils were seen breaking out at Vancouver's City Hall.

Originally a Hamilton, Ontario native, David Thomas Manzl has lived out West for 10 years now and become an integral part to Vancouver's art, design and music community.

Contrary to our original plan of simply gleaning peripheral stories here and there, we've actually got quite a bit of coverage of the 2010 Games planned for next month.

Cool! The Blim Monthly Community Market has expanded out of the smaller Cambrian Hall and into the much larger Heritage Hall on Main street! We'll be there to celebrate along with 47 other vendors, music, hot food, beverages, and entertainment.

VIA contributer and jack of all trades Scott Radnidge , is showing his art work at Walrus on Cambie Street. The opening is on Thursday...tomorrow....and if you don't go....you're bummin'.....

Contrary to our original plan of simply gleaning peripheral stories here and there, we've actually got quite a bit of coverage of the 2010 Games planned for next month.

Here's something you may have seen in some of the better book stores and boutiques around the city over the past little while: Moleskine's Vancouver City Notebook .

Contrary to our original plan of simply gleaning peripheral stories here and there, we've actually got quite a bit of coverage of the 2010 Games planned for next month.

Poetry Is Dead is a new, semi-annual poetry magazine filled with work from fantastical local poets dedicated to "poetry and the lack thereof".

Photo: David Christian SkateNewSpot.com (learn more about the site here ) has just posted a new feature interview, this time a down-to-earth Q&A with the very down-to-earth Cory Wilson of Vancouver. Get at it right here .