Events and Entertainment

The PEAK Performance Project is a seven-year, 5.29 million dollar contest open to all musicians in British Columbia. The project was created by Vancouver's very own 100.5 The PEAK and Music BC to develop BC based emerging artists.

I'm pretty sure there's money to be made in buying tickets to Vancouver Pecha Kucha nights as soon as they go on sale and then selling them in front of the Park Theatre on Cambie street.

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 #49 is a photo courtesy of Dano Pendygrasse : Submit to our FLICKR

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXR8rs76M8Y [EDITOR'S NOTE: THE CHIEFS ARE FRIENDS OF OURS]

Just in time for Halloween Harvest II , the Leeside elves are going hard. This place is like a community garden for skateboarders. What do you think they're going to call this piece? The Anchor? Kilroy was here?

The PEAK Performance Project is a seven-year, 5.29 million dollar contest open to all musicians in British Columbia. The project was created by Vancouver's very own 100.5 The PEAK and Music BC to develop BC based emerging artists.

A "Day In The Life" video featuring Brian Caissie – a Vancouver-based skate photographer – has recently been featured on Push.ca as a part of their First Photos contest – a submission call to unpublished skate photographers across Canada.

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 #48 is a photo courtesy of Grizz 2009 : Submit to our FLICKR POOL

At 5:30 p.