Events and Entertainment

What’s not to love about drinking fine wine and tasting blissful bites in Whistler during Cornucopia, an annual festival dedicated to the best of the best, which this year runs Nov. 8 to 18.

The annual Big Elf Run returns to Vancouver for its fourth year of festive fun. Hundreds of elves turn up to enjoy this holiday-themed fun run in Stanley Park.

For over 20 years, the Eastside Culture Crawl has grown to attract audiences of over 30,000. Now, the annual visual arts, design, and crafts festival returns to Vancouver to showcase the heart of the East Vancouver creative community.

Our Daily Photo #2888 is from bcpics23 who took this shot of the full moon glowing over the city. View this post on Instagram Moon chasing. 🌔 . . . . .

Kennedy Stewart in studio.

This Halloween, The Lost Girls Burlesque will thrill guests at The Rickshaw Theatre with their non-stop, hot-action live performance.

Artisanal meats and craft brews meet for one delectable evening thanks to the inaugural Swine Out Vancouver event. Check out the charcuterie crafted in some of the city's top restaurant kitchens and sip your way through an impressive roster of B.C. craft beers at this brand new culinary event.

Lose yourself in the land of loose leaf at the fifth annual Vancouver Tea Festival. Taking place November 3 and 4, 2018 and hosted by the Vancouver Tea Society, the Vancouver Tea Festival is just the spot for those who enjoy a spot of tea.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famers KISS haven't been around "100,000 Years"--just a mere 45--but they are set to "Rock and Roll All Nite" when they kick off their farewell "End of the Road" Tour here in Vancouver.

Atomic Cartoons is now producing a "Princesses Wear Pants" animated series that follows the adventures of courageous go-getter — and occasional trouser-wearer — Princess Penelope Pineapple.