Events and Entertainment

If ever there were a book which might be considered the most fitting to be positively reviewed on this web site of ours, it would be Linda Solomon's "Why I Love Vancouver".

Beach House have described the sound of their music as "making out," and I think half of those in attendance at the Rickshaw Theatre agreed. Everywhere I turned couples were taking in the band's dreamy sound and expressing their love for one another.

Its been a while since Ive been to a show at the Commodore. I think its been nearly 2 years since April of 2008 for Chromeo. Wow. Anyhow, I missed the XX last time they were here.

Every day we share a single photo from our Flickr Pool with you, shot by one of our faithful and talented readers (that’s you!). Today's image is by Heather Merenda and it's untitled.

In honor of the upcoming Record Store Day this Saturday, I'm re-posting the 3 part Most Awesome interview we did with Nardwuar the Human Serviette at Neptoon Records a while back.

First Rule of Celluloid Social Club : You must come to Celluloid Social Club. 1) It's a blast. The best way to celebrate Hump-day in the middle of the month. 2) The most consistently good-looking gathering of people (hello, singletons!) in Vancity.

Da da da da , ba da ba ba ba ... (Yeah, I get that song in my head, too. Thanks a lot, Europe. Thanks a lot.

It's a new dog every day, click here to find out how to get your dog featured here if you haven't sent in your photos yet! Today's dog featured in Dogtown Vancouver is Pepper, Duncan R's pup. Here's what he had to say about her... NAME: Pepper.

Cameron Mcleod caught up with Handles of the Harlem Globetrotters late last week (!!!) and challenged him to a game of 1 on 1 after interviewing him for us! Hilarity obviously ensued, watch our video below...

With almost 1000 artists (yes, ONE THOUSAND!) submitting their work to be included in The Cheaper Show #9, curator Lisa Giroday had a fairly substantial task on her hands to weed it down to 200.