Boulevard Kitchen & Oyster Bar just launched a brand new weekend brunch menu. It features a mix of breakfast and brunch classics, as well as past customer favourites, and Boulevard staples like their signature seafood […]
Kaydo was born and raised outdoors alongside his mom for the first six weeks, he arrived with a sense of hesitation towards humans. However, his time in a loving home has led him to discover […]
The second annual We Belong! Market features over 20 talented disabled and neurodivergent artists and entrepreneurs. The market offers a diverse range of products including soap, jewellery, pins, stickers, pottery, greeting cards, and art prints. […]
Nette kickstarted her career playing all over Vancouver and gained attention for her storytelling and sultry smooth vocals. She brings a bubbly quirky presence to her performances and her songs are a vulnerable, yet optimistic, […]
To celebrate the end of summer, hit the streets of Gastown for Meet Me in Gastown, a free family-friendly event on Thursday, August 31 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. The free community event includes […]
Vancouver’s own William Corry, interestingly enough, started his career nearly six years ago in Shanghai, China. William had lived in China for seven years on and off as a child and always wanted to try […]
Chef Martin Vargas is adding valuable dialogue to the Mexican food conversation in Vancouver. Vargas is the head chef at Alimentaria, a Granville Island restaurant serving up authentic and exciting Mexican food. Alimentaria first opened […]
Some origin stories have a hairy start. For Chantal Cardinal, a Montréal-born, Vancouver-based felt artist, getting her hands dirty – really dirty – while helping to shear the sheep that produce the wool she uses […]
Apathy is Boring is a non-profit organization created by youth for youth in order to mobilize youth to vote in Federal elections. They offer education on the political climate, encouraging youth contribution that goes beyond […]
The Copper Maker Gallery produces and sells Northwest Coast artworks. Major museums, corporations, municipalities, and private collectors are clients of their work, which ranges from small portrait-masks to totem poles and canoes. It is owned […]
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