Image via Izabella Miko The weather outside isn’t frightful, but it’s definitely getting cold enough to merit most visitors and locals wanting to stay indoors. Yoga studios are a great place to either get cozy and relax or get moving to start or end your day....
Kate Dion-Richard, Matthew Macdonald-Bain, and Carmela Sison star in Christmas at Pemberley. Costumes designed by Amy McDougall. Photo by David Cooper A double dose of Jane Austen, a post-apocalyptic samurai drama, the return of East Van Panto (this time with Dorothy, Toto and those ruby slippers)...
Vacche Rosse ravioli; Photo Credit: Jonathan Norton Autumnal eating is especially pleasurable because the palate suddenly begins craving earthier, darker flavours. Wildebeest (120 West Hastings Street), which prides itself on its local and seasonal sourcing and cooking, has shifted their menu into fall, with limited-edition items that...
Gravity & Other Myths is back. Following a sold-out run here in 2015 with its show A Simple Space, the Aussie troupe returns with a new creation, Backbone. Running at the Vancouver Playhouse until Nov. 4, Backbone is a mix of thrilling acrobatics, contemporary dance/movement, and...
Canada’s first gourmet cabaret cirque experience has arrived in Vancouver! Launching November 1st, Bacio Rosso is a feast for your senses. Featuring performances by singers, jugglers, contortionists, and trapeze artists, guests will spend the evening under a lush red velvet tent in Queen Elizabeth Park while enjoying...
Begun in 1990, The Little Chamber Music Series That Could Society became highly regarded as an innovative presenter of new music in Vancouver. After shutting down in 2005, the series was reactivated in 2012. The society’s mandate is “to invite new audiences into contemporary performances...
The Museum of Anthropology, MOA, has announced that its Great Hall will receive extensive seismic upgrades to ensure the building and collections will be preserved for future generations. The upgrades will begin December 3rd and will be carried out into 2019. In conjunction with this undertaking,...
Photo Credit: IG @spagan46 | Edible Canada Brunching in Vancouver has become a popular pastime for many, especially on a rainy day or on a quiet Sunday. Fortunately for foodies, Vancouver’s culinary scene has plenty of brunch options that offer many morning favourites – from...
Comedian Alicia Tobin and musician Jessica Delisle host the Vancouver podcast Retail Nightmares. Are you a podcast listener? If so, you probably know that one of the most popular podcast genres is true crime. With that in mind, organizers behind the inaugural Vancouver Podcast Festival have chosen “True...
Photo by Shane Rounce on Unsplash Part food festival, part market, and part indie concert… there’s nothing quite like the eclectic Hawkers Market, returning to Vancouver this November. Hawkers Market will be popping up for one day only on November 17, 2018 from 4pm – midnight at...