Events and Entertainment

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.

Hudson’s Bay Co. is shuttering its Home Outfitters business and eyeing the closures of 20 of its Saks Off Fifth locations, in a bid to increase profitability.

Our Daily Photo #2958 is from _ttentrahs_ who took this shot of the city on a clear day. View this post on Instagram #NoFilter .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

Skookum, the three-day music festival that hit Vancouver’s Stanley Park last September, isn’t returning for a repeat performance this year, instead taking a year off to get ready for 2020.

B.C.’s health minister won’t be crafting legislation to make measles vaccinations mandatory, despite a petition signed by more than 30,000 people in the wake of outbreaks in Vancouver and Washington state.

No stranger to Vancouver, Shad spent several years on the West Coast earning a masters degree from SFU. He returns for a show on Thursday, Feb. 21 at Fortune Sound Club as part of his current tour.

The fifth annual Harbour Centre Urban Grind is back on successive Tuesdays beginning March 5 and running through the end of the month.

Our Daily Photo #2957 is from nickharborne who took this shot of the latest addition to our skyline. View this post on Instagram Another new addition to the Vancity skyline is this 52 story, 500ft, $400M #VancouverHouse.