After Christmas, it is always a challenge to find affordable arts activities that don’t further increase the dreaded post-holiday visa bill. Here is a list of some art activities to light up your nights. There […]
Carol Chu first tried acting at age 12 when she auditioned for her grade 7 school play, Peter Pan. Despite getting hit in the face with a pan and chipping a tooth, Carol discovered her […]
On January 21, Arthritis Society Canada held a one of a kind, immersive dining experience with the goal of raising awareness, as well as much needed funding for research. Arthritis is the number one chronic […]
Dino came to the BC SPCA when his elderly guardian was no longer able to properly look after him. Dino is a gentle soul that will shine brightest with someone who will be gentle and […]
Ally Henderson, Program Coordinator at Kickstand, is passionate about creating tangible change in East Vancouver. Through her leadership, Kickstand has grown into a vital resource for community members, offering accessible cycling solutions and empowering individuals […]
Sheila Rae Van Delft, the creative force behind Sheila Rae Van Delft Art, has been enchanting art enthusiasts with her remarkable landscape paintings for over 35 years. Sheila’s mission is to introduce more beauty into […]
This Creamy Citrus Tart is best served soon after assembling. You can make all the components ahead of time and have them ready to put it together right before serving. Use any variety of citrus […]
Poppy is a gentle, sweet soul who is looking for a quiet, patient home where she can truly blossom. Although she can be a little shy at first she warms up quickly and shows her […]
Vancouver’s piano man, Matthew Presidente is a bold rock/pop songwriter. Whether performing solo or with his full band, the high-energy piano-based performer connects with the crowd through passionate performances. Referred to as “one of — […]
Kitsilano is named after Khatsahlanogh, the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh chief, whose people inhabited the area long before the first settlers arrived. It was a vast tract of thick, lush rainforest but its location made it ripe for […]
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