Events and Entertainment

UBC sent out some insane news this afternoon: they've managed to raise $1.6 billion in their start an evolution fundraising campaign that begun in 2008. Yes that's ONE POINT SIX BILLION DOLLARS.

Photo Credit: GoToVan Despite how much you love living in Vancouver, there are going to be times when the skies have been a little too grey or your hockey team has been playing a little too poorly.

Our friends at the MOV are doing something great this weekend: offering $5 off admission to anybody who drops off a book they don't want! Bring your books to MOV on Sunday, November 22 (12:00 - 4:00pm) to receive $5 OFF admission (kids/youth are free

For the past ten years Manhunt Vancouver has been quietly bringing people together to play a number of different schoolyard games in downtown Vancouver. Games like Manhunt, Capture the Flag and Sardines are some favourites.

Bob Rennie touches on Real Estate, Art, Politics and the Dalai Lama. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypx4d1-yC0I Sam Sullivan's Public Salon brings together interesting people with interesting ideas for evenings that are meant to inspire and educate.

Our Daily Photo #2287 is from Mark who snapped this photo taking cover in Gastown from the monsoon we're currently experiencing. . Serenity is not freedom from the storm, but peace amid the storm.

If you were to create a Venn diagram where one circle was labeled "cheap" and the other labeled "awesome", the middle point where they cross over could be labeled "Vancouver on the Cheap".

Postmark just released another great Soundcloud playlist, in contrast to some of the higher energy ones they've put out in the past this one is actually meant to relax to. Entitled Sundayz , it's just as good on this Monday morning. Enjoy!

Being honest, some of the most interesting parts of Paul Anthony’s Talent Time are not whatever is on the stage, but everything happening around it.

It was a night filled with laughs, tears, inclusivity, and most of all, connection—proving that for a city such as Vancouver, the lack of connection isn’t a reality but merely a perception.