Events and Entertainment

How do you make space and time for something as simple and undervalued as play and human contact? Photo City of Vancouver Earlier this month, The City of Vancouver unveiled its latest piece of public art.

This week, we sit down with the Vancouver podcasting superstar you've never heard of, Joseph Planta.

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.”

It's getting to be night market season in the lower mainland, so mark your calendars for Friday nights in May through September for the return of the Shipyards Night Market.

While locals may be used to Vancouver's endless rain (but still love to moan about it), it can definitely throw off a visitor, like it did Jim Gaffigan this week.

Photo Samantha Gill Listen to funky tunes and slip your feet into a pair of retro rollerskates for the Pop-Up Roller Disco at Robson Square on Saturday evening.

These 23 markets happening in Metro Vancouver on varying dates from April through October will help you keep in touch with your farmer and what’s in season on your plate.

For a second year, weekends in New Westminster kick off this summer with a family-friendly night market--with booze. Fridays on Front will return to the revamped waterfront zone starting July 6, 2018.

Photo Kickstand A volunteer-run community bike shop on Commercial Drive is hosting its first ever 24-hour bike building party.

To celebrate Vaisakhi, tens of thousands flock to the streets for a parade and community gathering that is perhaps best known for its free food.