Events and Entertainment

The 27th annual Whistler Pride and Ski Festival returns to the slopes for another week of fun-filled events from January 20 until January 27.

The Canada-wide shortage of legal cannabis has prompted several provinces to restrict retail sales, but many entrepreneurs in B.C. remain keen to secure provincial retail licences, even at the risk of having empty shelves this spring.

The wait is over: Vancouver's Hot Chocolate Festival has revealed their lineup of participating restaurants and cafes for 2019.

Grab your coat, wallet, and umbrella and head outdoors for some food truck feasting, as downtown Vancouver transforms once again into the wintertime food truck fest Street Food City.

The Science of Cocktails pairs some of Vancouver's most accomplished mixologists with the wow-factor of physics, chemistry, and biology for an epic open bar night to remember.

The Vancouver International Wine Festival celebrates its 41st year starting Feb. 23 as it offers the chance to taste more than 700 wines spanning 16 countries.

Almost three months after legalization, Vancouver’s first three pot shops are officially a go.

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The Cloverdale Millennium Amphitheatre Park has been transformed into an illuminated wonderland with the arrival of the "Art of Lights."

As the holiday season wraps up in Vancouver, a number of its famous festive events are closing until next winter. So, this is your last chance to visit.