Events and Entertainment

Here’s a list of books where the vampires don’t glitter and the writing is awesome. Perfect to sink your teeth into this Halloween.

On Saturday, October 27, the Vancouver Art Gallery is proudly opening a new exhibition to the public from the dynamic Vancouver-based artist, Dana Claxton.

Formed last month, the Chinatown Transformation Team’s mandate includes working with the community to create a plan and implementing initiatives that focus on living heritage and culture in Chinatown.

A new organization in Vancouver called Archive is focused on helping locals become more savvy about sustainable fashion practices, including buying more long-lasting, high-quality pieces, including those that are second-hand.

Warming bowls of udon noodles, sticky rice balls, and tons of sushi sound like just the thing to ward off the rainy weather blues that are poised to be in full effect this weekend, which means its perfect timing for the annual Japan Food Fair.

You can learn more about mushrooms and fungi at the Vancouver Mycological Society’s upcoming Mushroom Show at the Richmond Nature Park.

The Rundgrens celebrated their first anniversary with a Halloween-themed party with family and friends at their South Vancouver home. More than a decade later that party has grown into The Halloween House of Horrors — a family-run haunted house walkthrough with animatronics and actors.

The federal government is warning newcomers that stiffer impaired driving and cannabis-related penalties could lead to their removal from Canada.

Our Daily Photo #2885 is from julian_plimley who took this shot while exploring the trail to Wreck Beach.

It's been one week since recreational cannabis became legal in Canada. Locally, customers are still lining up outside B.C.'s only government-run pot shop in Kamloops.