Events and Entertainment

Take a break from the news cycle and help us celebrate the things we covered this week that are making Vancouver Awesome with a capital “A.” June 22 – 28, 2019 Photo: fayeweller / Instagram 1. Floating season: This breathtaking lazy river in B.C.

From dazzling fireworks displays to electric live performances to delectable cuisine, there will be no shortage of things to enjoy this Canada Day in Vancouver.

Our Daily Photo #3039 is from greeneyesstories who took this shot from the Vancouver Public Library.

Our Daily Photo #3038 is from there.and.backagain who took this shot during a long summer day. View this post on Instagram Went for an evening bike ride along the Stanley Park Seawall. Enjoying the long summer days. ☀️ . . . .

The Indian Summer Festival is returning to Vancouver this July for 10 days of celebration with a dynamic theme of ‘Tricksters, Magicians, and Oracles.’

Jesse Waldman plays at the Shadbolt Centre in an outdoor concert on July 12.Photo: contributed The Shadbolt Centre for the Arts is offering up some live outdoor music this summer.

Millions knew Saki Kaskas as the musician responsible for soundtracks that accompany some of the most iconic video game franchises ever released.

Port Moody’s Pinball Alley vintage shop has new owners and they’re promising to shake up the suburbs with an aesthetic that’s more urban than suburban.

The final stage in guitar production – the finishing – is critical. It takes a steady hand and laser sharp focus on the part of the luthiers.

The intersection of Granville and Georgia is one of Vancouver's busiest places for people on foot in the city, and this weekend the area will be the home of a temporary eight-foot tall banana peel installation.