Events and Entertainment

My friendly neighbourhood bike courier, Paul. Paul just delivered a package to me and mentioned that today was Vancouver's official Bicycle Messenger Appreciation Day! Who knew? The proclamation.

First Bob told you about FUBAR 2 opening and then linked to the trailer, which you can see HERE . Then Vancouver is Awesome sat down with Terry and Deaner for a chat about the movie, which you can see Part 1 of HERE .

The penultimate night of the Peak Performance Project featured Steph Macpherson, Christopher Arruda, Behind Sapphire and Said the Whale (as well as some very messy surprise stage effects). So this happened...

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.

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.

Just to brighten up your Monday we've got the exclusive first peek at the latest issue of Sad Mag! You can be one of the first people to have a copy in your hot little hands by subscribing to the magazine or head on down to The Cultch on Saturday, Oc

Every day we share a single photo from our Flickr Pool shot by one of our faithful and talented readers (that’s you!). Something about Fall screams "long walks with the dog." Or maybe it's just me.

Read All Over celebrates the bookworm in all of us, showcasing readers in Vancouver and the books they love most.

If you were at our first ever Vancouver Book Club meeting that we held this past weekend then you had a great time with author Charles Demers who joined Lizzy Karp who headed up an imtimate discussion about our first recommended book, his Vancouver S

Tom surprised the audience by being in the audience. He took to the stage to Journey's "Don't Stop Believing." John Biehler photo.