Events and Entertainment

Humourist Bill Richardson has returned with a beautiful, brilliant, hilarious collection of seasonal short stories set in Vancouver’s most densely populated neighbourhood.

After 32 years of “trying,” as he puts it, the honours keep coming. Nardwuar is being inducted into the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame.

This Wizard Inspired Beer, Cider and Cocktail Festival takes place in Vancouver this October and promises to enchant guests with whimsical delight.

Vancouver's very own coffee festival, Beanstock, will be brewing up some seriously caffeinated fun in early November.

Cannabis retail stores are being listed for sale on B.C.’s Multiple Listing Service for the first time since marijuana was legalized in Canada.

To coincide with Elton John’s final world tour, visual artist and lyricist Bernie Taupin is bringing a tribute art show to Vancouver.

It’s got a new name, new date, new artists, new liquor licence and a new home base, all of which have given organizers new hope that a music festival in the North Vancouver Shipyards District is on its way to becoming one of the North Shore’s signature events.

Canada's chief public health officer says at least three reports of potential vaping-related illnesses are being investigated, but she doesn't consider any to be confirmed.

The annual Howloween event takes place in Burnaby this fall and promises over a full day of fun for people of all ages, interests, and backgrounds.

Vancouver International Film Festival has a packed schedule, and it includes a live appearance from hip hop icon Chuck D.