Events and Entertainment

Who says All Hallows' Eve should only be celebrated for one day? Here are five things to do in Vancouver this Halloween season.

On the morning of Oct. 17, British Columbians shouldn't expect to wake up and see marijuana stores opening their doors.

Our Daily Photo #2857 is from shawnbukhari who shot this cool timelapse of the city. View this post on Instagram Laps around the city . . . Shot a very quick timelapse yesterday. I've never done one before so go easy on me.

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.” September 8 – 14, 2018 1. On this week’s V.I.A.

More than 5,000 people are expected to participate in HUB Cycling’s annual Bike the Night event Saturday night, and road closures aplenty are scheduled throughout downtown and the West Side

It's hard to imagine Halloween without The Party Bazaar and their costumes and gear, but 2018 is going to be their last go-round for holiday revellers. After 41 years in the business, The Party Bazaar will close for good in November.

Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue Station 8 Delta and the Delta Marine Rescue Society present the third annual Tour de Duck this Sunday at Deas Island Regional Park.

The Arts Council of New Westminster is getting a boost from this year’s International Artist Day Anonymous Art Show.

Our Daily Photo #2856 is from peter_mate who took this shot of the Science World peeking out from the end of the road.

On your marks, get set, shop...local. The country's biggest national makers' pop-up, Etsy: Made in Canada, returns for the fifth year, and the event has doubled in scale coast to coast.