Events and Entertainment

Musicians are scrambling as one of Vancouver’s largest rehearsal facilities suddenly announced its permanent closure on Monday.

V.I.A. sister publication Business In Vancouver is hosting one of their BIV Talks on the implications of the Oct. 21 federal election.

Vancouver's longstanding Smilin’ Buddha Cabaret has announced that shows will no longer be staged at the East Hastings venue effective immediately.

Vancouverite Clive Cooper takes carving a little further than the average jack-o-lantern you’d usually see at somebody’s front doorstep on Halloween, bringing the pumpkins to life in a unique way.

Shipyards Commons will be turned into a Pop Up Roller Rink for a Halloween-themed costume skate party open to the public.

An annual affair, the Parade of Lost Souls offers the chance to join a jovial procession down Commercial Drive that makes its way through the neighbourhood.

For the second time this month, we have a nationwide statistical tie. But this isn't federal politics, it's the idea of moving Halloween to the last Saturday in October.

One of the Squamish dogs originally seized by the SPCA alongside Riley. Photo: SPCA Meet Riley. She's one of ten dogs who were rescued by the SPCA in Squamish in 2016, and was adopted in February of 2017. Sweet haircut, Riley.

At a time when there is a lot of darkness surrounding Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside neighbourhood, the annual Heart of the City Festival aims to hold up the light of the community.

This Modern Filipino Market, called "Magkasama" (that's "together" in Tagalog) will feature over two dozen artisans and vendors and other talent from a spectrum of Vancouver-based Filipino talent.