Events and Entertainment

Take a break from the news cycle and help us celebrate the things we covered this week that are making Vancouver Awesome with a capital “A.” June 9 - 15, 2018 1. In this week’s episode of the V.I.A.

Our Daily Photo #2793 is from marjankargar_photography who captured the latest public art display at Bill Curtis Square, just beside Yaletown-Roundhouse Skytrain Station. I waited here till it ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

A trip to the B.C. Liquor Store is an easy option for a last minute gift for dad — and you can spend as little or as much as you want. So, you’ve dropped the ball and now need to find a great gift for dad on the fly.

Photo Shutterstock The long list for the Polaris Music Prize, which is an award given annually to the best Canadian full-length album, was announced today. Out of 225 albums considered by the 203 member jury there are 40 that have made the long list.

Skip the Netflix and chill out Thursday nights this summer with free outdoor movies at Canada Place. Waterfront Cinema has announced their return for the 2018, and they've also released their all-star movie line-up.

This summer, the option to eat a meal while you're suspended about 50 metres over Vancouver is once again on the table, thanks to the return of Dinner in the Sky.

Our Daily Photo #2792 is from sjseto who took this warm sunset shot looking over False Creek. Vanishing Sun - 2018.06.11 . This is one frame from the timelapse that I shot on Monday. The official start of Summer is just around the corner.

Our Daily Photo #2791 is from erikandersen who took this shot of the many layers of Railtown.

Our Daily Photo #2790 is from sasha_tryanichev who took this shot of Vancouver's city lights shining bright. The Big Three . . . . . .

Photo Shutterstock With diplomatic tensions between U.S. and Canada rocked by recent comments about trade by president Donald Trump and his advisers, some Americans are finding ways to acknowledge Canada's other exports in popular culture.