Events and Entertainment

Emily Carr University of Art + Design has been helping to make Vancouver awesome for 85 years.

It all started with drawings of dinosaurs and sports figures. Jay Senetchko never dreamed he’d get to make pictures for a living.

My favourite artist in this year's Peak Performance Project released a new song today! I'm incredibly pleased to share Friendly Fires by Aidan Knight .

Leading up to Paul Anthony's Talent Time's Christmas Special at the Biltmore (which we are a proud co-sponsor of) we're bringing you 12 tracks off of Pauls' album, "Christmas Is Extraordinary Volume II".

I don't have much to say about this final video from 100.5 The Peak's Peak Performance Project 2010 aside from letting you know it gave me chills. So amazing! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2Fh98Pxci4 Learn more at PeakPerformanceProject.

SCENE AND HEARD showcases the independent music scene here in Vancouver. With 24,060 artists, boasting 108,284 tracks, the CBC Radio 3 web site is the absolute ultimate authority, and the home, of independent music in Canada.

Our third episode of Giants Of The Forest (click HERE to read about the project) brings us to the marshy shore of Trout Lake with Vancouver's (formerly Kelowna's) Treelines , accompanied by Indiana Avent from Australia.

For 12 hours on a cold and rainy September Sunday, 60 resilient photographers braved the elements to capture their interpretations of 12 randomly drawn themes with only 12 exposures of 35mm film.

I started this project called A Stranger A Day to overcome my shyness and talk to people. The challenge: talk to a stranger a day and try to convince them to let me take a picture and share a story.

Read All Over celebrates the bookworm in all of us, showcasing readers in Vancouver and the books they love most. Kent Farago is a recent transplant to Vancouver from Regina, Saskatchewan.