Events and Entertainment

‘Blanket Dance’ by mixed media artist Roxanne Charles. — Edward Westerhuis photo A new exhibition at the Bill Reid Gallery is shining a spotlight on the diversity within Coast Salish art and communities.

Everyone’s favourite Human Serviette is celebrating 30 years of rockin’ in the free world with 24-hour on-air marathon and a show at The Hall in East Vancouver.

Know by the thread of music woven through This fragile web of cadences I spin, That I have only caught these songs since you Voiced them upon your haunting violin. - Autumn’s Orchestra by E.

Our Daily Photo #2619 is from ethoo_22 who took this shot overlooking Stanley Park from a Harbour Air seaplane.

Adrian Crook wanted his children to learn how to be independent, and live a car-free urban life. He spent weeks teaching them the skills to ride the bus alone. Now the province has said they have to always be accompanied.

Our Daily Photo #2618 is from jamkimchi who took this portrait of the city from Cambie Street. ? Back in the city, everybody moves to a different beat in the city ? . . .

If you’re going to tell someone they suck in the form of a letter, it should at least look good.

Dr. Philippe Tortell explains how the ocean affects our lives. Dr. Tortell is a Professor in the Departments of Earth, Ocean, Atmospheric Sciences and Botany at the University of British Columbia and the director of the Peter Wall Institute.

University of British Columbia Archives [UBC 1.1/862]. Each week we’ll uncover some unusual and (hopefully) interesting facts about the city. This week we take on the University of British Columbia. 1.

Our Daily Photo #2617 is from jeremyvanveen who took this shot during this perfect, summer long weekend.