Events and Entertainment

Vancouver Fringe has kicked off, so dive in to the wildly fun, thoughtful, and unpredictable theatre that is going to consume Vancouver for the next ten days! But that's not all - there's gut-busting comedy by Jen Kirkman , and one of our favourite u

On September 24, thousands of individuals will walk from downtown Vancouver, across the Georgia Viaduct and onwards to Strathcona Park.

‘Blanket Dance’ by mixed media artist Roxanne Charles. — Edward Westerhuis photo A new exhibition at the Bill Reid Gallery is shining a spotlight on the diversity within Coast Salish art and communities.

Everyone’s favourite Human Serviette is celebrating 30 years of rockin’ in the free world with 24-hour on-air marathon and a show at The Hall in East Vancouver.

Know by the thread of music woven through This fragile web of cadences I spin, That I have only caught these songs since you Voiced them upon your haunting violin. - Autumn’s Orchestra by E.

Our Daily Photo #2619 is from ethoo_22 who took this shot overlooking Stanley Park from a Harbour Air seaplane.

Adrian Crook wanted his children to learn how to be independent, and live a car-free urban life. He spent weeks teaching them the skills to ride the bus alone. Now the province has said they have to always be accompanied.

Our Daily Photo #2618 is from jamkimchi who took this portrait of the city from Cambie Street. ? Back in the city, everybody moves to a different beat in the city ? . . .

If you’re going to tell someone they suck in the form of a letter, it should at least look good.

Dr. Philippe Tortell explains how the ocean affects our lives. Dr. Tortell is a Professor in the Departments of Earth, Ocean, Atmospheric Sciences and Botany at the University of British Columbia and the director of the Peter Wall Institute.