Events and Entertainment

Dine at Hogwarts: A new pop-up Wizard Brunch is coming to Vancouver this summer, and it's all about Harry Potter.

Oakridge Mall was the second most profitable mall in Canada last year, according to a study released by the Retail Council of Canada.

January 17 is the annual Museum Selfie Day, and it's being observed all over Metro Vancouver, too.

Facebook's first foray into scripted television content will be a multi-genre series called "Sacred Lies," and the series is set to begin filming in Vancouver this March.

"The Comic Strippers" is a touring improv show in which the core characters are a troupe of aging pro strippers bringing a new guy into the group.

"The Feels" puts a spotlight on mental illness in the black community, and the installation will run for the duration of February, which is Black History Month.

Our Daily Photo #2696 is from chrislikesthenight who took this shot of the art installation on West Georgia and Howe Street. Formidable light.

A second event with Michelle Obama has been added to the former U.S. First Lady's Vancouver schedule after her first speaking engagement sold out in record time.

Professor of Theatre George Belliveau uses theatre to help wth veterans suffering from PTSD and to question the idea of what it means to be a man.

We've released Episode 6 of the Vancouver Is Awesome podcast! This week’s guest is Travis Lupick , local author of the new book Fighting for Space: How a Group of Drug Users Transformed One City's Struggle With Addiction .