Events and Entertainment

Each year during Peace Week in November, YMCA’s across Canada celebrate exceptional work being done to build more peaceful communities.

Well, festival season has come and passed. Left in its wake? You—a tired Vancouverite, broke from all of the food cart meals and depressed because it seems like nothing that fun will ever happen again.

Our Daily Photo #2249 is from Jenn , who snapped this photo of the colourful sunrise over the Vancouver skyline.

We’re a couple of local photographers, and for the past year we’ve been shooting Vancouverites for So It Is: Vancouver , a coffee table book that shows why we’re proud to call this place home.

Seventeen artists will be exhibiting work in Quoting the Quotidian. Many of the works are rendered from familiar manufactured items and found readymade objects that have been repurposed and re-envisioned.

Matthew Soules, “Cities are engines of peace”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EId8MTYASqo Sam Sullivan's Public Salon brings together interesting people with interesting ideas for evenings that are meant to inspire and educate.

Whilst ISEA2015 has an exciting artistic component, its academic component is incredibly compelling and significant.

There are two major exhibitions that have been titled Disruption as part of ISEA2015 . One will be installed at SFU Goldcorp Centre for the arts and features features approximately 40 artists, all working in a variety of media.

Did you see THIS STORY when CBC Vancouver reported on it back in December? 22 year old UBC "dropout" Kurtis Ling was making a living playing competitive video games, practicing at his home in his parents' basement after ditching school for a career h

We’re a couple of local photographers, and for the past year we’ve been shooting Vancouverites for So It Is: Vancouver , a coffee table book that shows why we’re proud to call this place home.