Events and Entertainment

At just 26 years old, Vancouver native Elizabeth Rose became the youngest Canadian to scale the Seven Summits. And because she's no millennial slouch, she's just published her first book, a memoir about her journeys.

This award-winning North Vancouver LEGO artist may soon have one of his custom designs given LEGO’s blessing to be mass produced and retailed.

Cherry blossom madness takes over Metro Vancouver every spring and one spot where people can get their fill this year is in an unlikely place: a mall.

Our Daily Photo #2959 is from shady_er who took this shot of a snowy Gastown. View this post on Instagram Hey Vancouver, thanks for the snowy welcome today. You’re definitely beating New York when it comes to snow this winter.

The H.R. MacMillan Space Centre is hosting a number of amazing events over spring break that the whole family will enjoy.

The epic 106-day relay started in Victoria on Oct. 30, 2009, and torchbearers travelled a combined 45,000 kilometres across the country before returning the flame to Vancouver.

Thrift-loving sisters Sharalee, Melissa, and Shantini have noticed a glaring gap in the market, and a new venture they've launched aims to fill that void. The sibs are behind Generous Clothing, a pop-up shop offering carefully curated vintage plus-sized clothing.

No less than three JUNO award-winning artists will be onstage at Deer Lake Park for the next Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival.

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.” February 16 – 22, 2019 Josh Rimer is Mr Gay Canada 2019 (Lindsay William-Ross/Vancouver Is Awesome) 1.

Load up the car and hit the road to Aldergrove if you want an evening of pure movie-watching nostalgia. Metro Vancouver’s only remaining permanent drive-in theatre, the Twilight Drive-In, kicks off its 2019 season starting March 1.