Events and Entertainment

Our daily photo is from @curtkothe of a view of The Lions peaks framed by city buildings.

Our daily photo is from @there.and.backagain of a gorgeous sunset at Stanley Park.

The Best of BC Ceramics, the largest exhibition of B.C.-based ceramics, is on display at Lipont Gallery until Sept. 3, showcasing over 300 pieces by more than 40 artists.

This year there are more sunflower fields to frolic in than ever before, with three festivals currently on in B.C.

Elvis is back in the building. That’s how Eli Williams, an Elvis Presley tribute artist, feels about the quirky discovery of a cool piece of artwork he made years ago.

Whistler Village Beer Festival returns Sept. 9 to 15 with an expanded lineup of events. Entering its seventh year, the WVBF will expand from six to seven days and will feature double the number of events compared to 2018.

V.I.A. sister publication Business In Vancouver is hosting one of their BIV Talks on money laundering next week on Tuesday, May 14.

The first accountant of Chinese descent in Vancouver’s history, Wong died Aug. 5. He’s credited with helping hundreds of Chinatown businesses over a career that began in the late 1940s and only ended earlier this summer.

As the planet heats up, so is climate change fiction or “cli-fi,” as fans call it. Check out nine top picks from VPL’s reading experts.

This September, AnnaLena will present their third dinner special event, this time for a sports-themed night aptly called "Arena."