Events and Entertainment

Read All Over celebrates the bookworm in all of us, showcasing readers in Vancouver and the books they love most. Sean Orr is a writer and is sorry he ever gave off the impression that he was either a reader of books, or someone who likes books.

SCENE AND HEARD showcases the independent music scene here in Vancouver. We interview some of our favourite local artists, and 'Last Week in Music' highlights some of the concerts happening around the city.

Every day we share a single photo from our Flickr Pool shot by one of our faithful and talented readers (that’s you!). My mother (an avid gardener) always used to say "when you plant, the world plants with you, but when you weed, you weed alone".

SCENE AND HEARD showcases the independent music scene here in Vancouver. With 22,376 artists, boasting 99,212 tracks, the CBC Radio 3 web site is the absolute ultimate authority, and the home, of independent music in Canada.

Every day we share a single photo from our Flickr Pool shot by one of our faithful and talented readers (that’s you!). A little humour for a rainy Sunday morning from our Flickr fan tbuy . Thanks for the chuckle. Dano

We're blessed of course with a gorgeous stretch of waterside pedestrian/bike pathway from Spanish Bank - Kits - Granville Island - Science World - English Bay - Stanley Park - Coal Harbour.

It's a new dog twice a week! Click here to find out how to get your dog posted if you haven't sent in your photos yet! Today's dog featured in Dogtown Vancouver is Bailey, Fawn M's pup. Here's what she had to say about him...

Every day we share a single photo from our Flickr Pool shot by one of our faithful and talented readers (that’s you!). I'm a sucker for good texture and colour. It pretty much gets me every time.

Have you entered Vancouver is Awesome 's giveaway for one copy of every album shortlisted for the Polaris Prize ? Go HERE to find out more and enter. Read about Tegan and Sara 's album Sainthood HERE .

Skateboard culture is deeply rooted in this fine city of ours. Not only does Metro Vancouver produce some of the world’s finest wood-wheelers, it’s also a major migratory destination for skaters from all over Canada.