Events and Entertainment

The Art&Sole show is this Saturday night at El Kartel . Doors open at 9 pm. A Collaborative Art Shoe Project from El Kartel and PF Flyers . Tons of artists are involved. Great job Caleb .

Have you seen this massive mural on East Hastings near Pigeon Park? I'm not sure if it's been commissioned by anybody but I doubt it. It's made out of a bunch of 11"x14" printouts on paper all pieced together like a puzzle.

Thank you to everyone who attended and was part of the second installment of NIGHT VISION ! It was so great seeing everyone there. See more about all of the participating photographers and mine + Natasha's ongoing project here .

Roger Allen is a graphic designer and photographer based in Vancouver. His work has appeared in Adbusters, Artsprojkt, Color., and Vice, and he has shown his work in exhibitions across North America.

If you skate in Vancouver and know Antisocial then you know who Michelle Pezel is. She was kind enough to put in some time for our online magazine and be our fashion muse for the day. She pretty much rules! Check her out: http://zero1magazine.com/01.

We recently told you about this awesome, anonymous, local family dedicated to giving away 10% of their modest income to random Vancouverites in an almost sneaky sort of way.

It might be a little early to post but I'm so excited about the Nappy Dugout night at Fortune that Skull Skates is presenting (with help from V.I.A.!) that I had to jump the gun.

There are so many awesome photos that you've added to our FLICKR POOL that we can no longer pick just one a week, so from now on we're going to be showcasing one every single day! Day #25 is a photo courtesy of veggy : Submit to our FLICKR POOL for y

The Vancouver International Film Festival commences today. Thank you to all who participated in VIA's mini-contest by submitting a comment about a film you're excited to see. By random draw, our two lucky winners are Jude and Gloria.

These lovely knitted mittens shown above match the ones that'll be worn by all 12,000 of the folks who will be taking the Olympic torch across Canada, through more than 1,000 communities, starting in about one month's time.