Events and Entertainment

Written by Erin " Miss E. Masculator " Morrisette, photos by Bob Ayers Roller derby season is in full swing in Vancouver, and if you only attend one event this year, this weekend's upcoming bout is the one not to be missed.

Our good friend Nardwuar and his band, The Evaporators just released a new video for their song, Hot Dog High! Filmed at one of Nard's favourite spots, The Tomahawk BBQ in North Vancouver, it's a fun video for a song with some somehow funny (intentio

Welcome to the latest series of Super, Neighbours blog posts where we highlight incredible travel destinations in British Columbia! GUESS WHO?! Yes, it is I, Christine, your friendly neighbourhood indie music editor...

Remember back in January when we showed you what a great time Central City's Winter Cask Festival was?... Well the Summer Cask festival is upon us . And I wanted to remind you to go. Because I'll be there...and it's a great time.

The next Blim Monthly Market is taking place June 17th at the Heritage Hall on Main Street and will feature over 70 local creative vendors. The variety of tables at this market is what draws so many regulars to keep coming back.

Read All Over celebrates the bookworm in all of us, showcasing readers in Vancouver and the books they love most. Jen Currin was born and raised in Portland, Oregon, and did her schooling at Bard College (B.A.), Arizona State (M.F.A.

Every day we share a single photo from our Flickr Pool shot by one of our faithful and talented readers (that’s you!) I'ma huge fan of cool street art and all the well done, artistic, cool wall murals around the Vancouver area, so I was totally stoke

I was lucky to get in and see the "Hockey Riot Boards" as they were unofficially unveiled today at the Museum Of Vancouver.

It's baaaaack! The Peak Performance Project is now in it's 4th year and we have a new Top 20! Last year's winner Current Swell hoisting the $100,500 cheque! 100.

If you've been under or near the Cambie bridge over the past couple of days you likely noticed some interesting painting happening on its pilings as well as on the lamp posts in Cooper's Park.