Events and Entertainment

What can we say. This week in Vancouver is out of control with how much good music is happening: Westward Music Festival kicks off, so does Albatross . Paul Oakenfold, Bonobo, Fleet Foxes, and Mac DeMarco are all here.

Our Daily Photo #2621 is from halliesipma who took this shot on one of our favourite Gulf Islands, Salt Spring Island. A little bit of family time on Salt Spring Island.

Each week we’ll uncover some unusual and (hopefully) interesting facts about the city. This week we take on Bowen Island. 1.

As summer ends and fall begins, there are many incredible opportunities to stay connected to the community, meet new people and have a great time, all while supporting an amazing cause.

It wasn’t the very next day, but this cat did eventually come back. When Carol Ogston-Gardner got home at around 5 p.m. on Aug. 1 she didn’t realize anything was amiss.

Our Daily Photo #2620 is from the_backyard_explorer who took this shot of a deer family hanging out on Grouse Mountain. Hanging out with the locals on @grousemountain. . . .

Vancouver Fringe has kicked off, so dive in to the wildly fun, thoughtful, and unpredictable theatre that is going to consume Vancouver for the next ten days! But that's not all - there's gut-busting comedy by Jen Kirkman , and one of our favourite u

On September 24, thousands of individuals will walk from downtown Vancouver, across the Georgia Viaduct and onwards to Strathcona Park.

‘Blanket Dance’ by mixed media artist Roxanne Charles. — Edward Westerhuis photo A new exhibition at the Bill Reid Gallery is shining a spotlight on the diversity within Coast Salish art and communities.

Everyone’s favourite Human Serviette is celebrating 30 years of rockin’ in the free world with 24-hour on-air marathon and a show at The Hall in East Vancouver.