Events and Entertainment

You know how some people from BC will invest in a mailbox in Blaine, Washington so that they can access mailorder from the states from companies who don't ship to Canada? Over the past couple of years as Kickstarter has turned into a powerful force o

SCENE AND HEARD showcases the independent music scene here in Vancouver. We post weekly guest playlists comprised of Vancouver artists and ‘Last Week in Music’ highlights some of the best concerts happening around the city...

Before there was the Vancouver Pride Society , there was BCTV (now Global ) and this super awesome logo that they used from 1973 until 1994! Happy belated BC Day everyone! If Global doesn't break this out for Pride next year we just might have to get

SCENE AND HEARD showcases the independent music scene here in Vancouver.

This new feature exposes you (and your friends') Vancouver-themed tattoos! We have an obvious fascination with pride-of-place and how it manifests, and getting a tattoo showing your pride for something is perhaps the ultimate commitment.

We picked up a great story from our partner, Whistler Is Awesome , today: BC's Mountain Life is now releasing an annual focusing on “Shared concerns like climate change, water quality and resource extraction mean that almost everything we do outside

PROVOKE, ENGAGE, ANIMATE. Our vision at the Museum of Vancouver (MOV) is to hold a mirror up to the city and lead provocative conversations about its past, present, and future.

So here's something you may or may not have known about: A new food truck out of Summerland BC recently rolled in to our fair city and has been serving up organic cotton candy, made with cane sugar and all natural flavouring! My wife and son sat in t

From 1934 to 1979, street photographer Foncie Pulice set up his camera on Vancouver city sidewalks and snapped candid shots of people strolling by.

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".