Events and Entertainment

Simon Fraser’s Canoes Descending the Fraser River by John Innes & G.H. Southwell [unrestored] This is a followup post on the long lost Spencer’s department store murals originally posted here .

SCENE AND HEARD showcases the independent music scene here in Vancouver. Green Couch Sessions is a live music video series - experiments in which GCS attempt to marry the artist with the environment.

Music BC’s Career Development Series Presents: Songwriting: Music & Money How to balance your art with your business Saturday May 4th, 2013 2:00-5:00PM VSO School of Music – Pyatt Hall 843 Seymour St, Vancouver Featuring: Ryan Guldemond – Mother

IT'S FITNESS FRIDAY ! For the next 3 months I'm blogging about my adventure to complete the 36 classes in 90 challenge put on by and in partnership with Barre Fitness ! Hopefully you'll join me and be motivated to get fit! I'll be sharing recipes, ex

Welcome to The Playground, a place for Vancouver families. I’m always on the lookout for fun stuff to do, so if there’s something happening that you think I should know about, don't hesitate to contact me .

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".

Good news! We here at VIAindie/Scene and Heard (aka the Last Week In Music blog posts) are turning 3 Years-Old in a few weeks and we decided to throw a party! - and you're all invited.

If you were watching the news or other blogs yesterday then you're already aware that UBC has launched the very first skatepark located on a university campus in all of North America.

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

Many times a day, the people you see crossing the street or meet in your travels make you smile and wonder, “What is their life like? What is their story?” A photographer is compelled to capture these individuals’ image to communicate their unique st