Events and Entertainment

Brothers Ben and Andrew Janetka get set to leave their costumes at home when they head to Seymour Heights Elementary on Halloween. The students’ father, John Janetka, recently criticized the school’s longstanding no-costume policy.

Each week we’ll uncover some unusual and (hopefully) interesting facts about the city. This week we take on West Vancouver. Ambleside Pool, 1954. West Vancouver Archives. 1.

Ken Lum speaks about Vancouver’s tendency to ignore it ghosts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDmgsE0-MoM Sam Sullivan's Public Salon brings together interesting people with interesting ideas for evenings that are meant to inspire and educate.

When Jason Takes Manhattan by way of Vancouver.

Halloween is a weird day to make plans for. Not weird in and eerie or spooky sense, but in the way that it's not really a holiday, but it requires a lot of effort to fully commit to.

Our Daily Photo #2649 is from seaside_signs who took this foggy shot of Lions Gate Bridge in the early morning hours. Up Before the Dawn ?? . This was early morning yesterday, I was up before the dawn.

In Vancouver, residents must obtain a permit and be at least 19 years old, to buy and set off fireworks on Oct. 31 — and they must be set off on private property. Roman candles, bottle rockets and firecrackers are illegal.

Sure, King Krule has returned, and Odesza are playing back to back shows this week in Vancouver. But we’re especially stoked to see Chelsea Wolfe bring her incredible new doom sludge metal to Venue this Tuesday night.

Vancouver's favourite costume party on public transit made tracks for Halloween fun Friday night.

K-Pop girl group Twice has just released a new video for their song "Likey" and it looks like a visual love letter to Vancouver.