Events and Entertainment

I went down to the BC Pavillion and checked out some of the digital installations that they've got there.

Day 10! We're into the double digits now and half way through the Photography category's showing. Today has been very Olympic-y at Shine, starting off with Ski Cross and hockey, now curling is on and some people have showed up for pre-Canada vs.

Okay, so you've obviously been seeing a lot of these red mittens, worn by all 12,000 of the folks who took the Olympic torch across Canada, through more than 1,000 communities, around town.

Here's a photo of Caitlin's desk while she surf's VIA. Not sure what the 'It's wrong to be French is about', but I suspect I'm one of dozens who have asked the same question.

Day Nine at An Awesome Showcase started off a little strange... Sarah, our bartender for day, came running out from behind the bar a little freaked out.

Contrary to our original plan of simply gleaning peripheral stories here and there, we've actually got quite a bit of coverage of the 2010 Games planned for next month.

In The Light is a photography group show featuring the works of Vancouver photographers as apart of The Artwalk. During the olympics we have been donated a lovely space at 408 Carrall st in the Pennslyvania Hotel for two weeks from Feb 13-28.

Did you see THESE Sorel-inspired, battery powered heater Nikes I shared last week? After I checked them out I talked to visiting Nike footwear designers, Alexandre Bauduoin (from France) and Tobie Hatfield (from the States), about what they like the

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 Arora, Bryan B's pup. Here's what he had to say about her... NAME: Arora.

I totally forgot to blog Day 8, but that's because it was busy, both at Shine and in the city with several Olympic events to run to during the evening (and about an hour to put food in my system in between).