Events and Entertainment

The Cinematheque’s biennial 24-Hour Movie Marathon remounts March 30 to 31, pulling together die-hard cinephiles with others who want to test the outer limits of sleep deprivation.

Formerly known as Tulips of the Valley, the Chilliwack Tulip Festival welcomes thousands of visitors to marvel at more than 6.5 million beautiful bulbs.

Our Daily Photo #2980 is from davegill who took this shot of the local landmark, the floating Chevron station. View this post on Instagram I didn’t come this far, to only come this far. 🌃 . . .

STICKY: A Post-it Note Art Show is an event that democratizes art and art spaces in a city that’s struggling to keep up in those areas.

A revamped Laketown Shakedown festival will fill the grounds of Cowichan Valley’s Laketown Ranch on the Canada Day long weekend, with a roster of rock and rap stars booked to appear at what could be one of the top festival events on Vancouver Island this summer.

Cherry blossom season has arrived in Vancouver and people are taking to the streets and parks to take snaps of the delicate pink blossoms.

The Badass Film Festival features the best in “extreme cinema” from around the world, described on the festival website as “viscerally exciting films, original in content or style (preferably both)” - horror, avant-garde, noir and wild action.

While a majority of British Columbians are concerned about a measles outbreak, a relatively large number are also casting doubt on the effectiveness of vaccines in preventing disease.

If you missed participating in the UBC Holi festival on March 23, make sure that you take advantage of the colour frenzy this May at Colour Fest 2019.

Our Daily Photo #2979 is from kirby_cws who took this reflection shot using the TD Tower. View this post on Instagram Reflection..