Returning for its 27th year, the 10-day Harmony Arts Festival along West Vancouver’s waterfront is an explosive visual and auditory arts feast running from August 4 to 13. Most entertainment » Read More
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July 21, 2017
The Two Gentlemen of Verona, directed by Scott Bellis, rounds off Bard on the Beach’s 2017 summer offerings (Shylock to come in September). The only other time Bard tackled this » Read More
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July 17, 2017
Did you know that Stanley Park was voted most beautiful park in the world by TripAdvisor? Yes Cycle has recently introduced a unique, easy-level Stanley Park Rainforest Bike Tour, perfect » Read More
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July 13, 2017
Summer in Vancouver translates to beach outings, festivals and great patio dining. Our friends at Joe Fortes Seafood & Chop House have got their beautiful roof garden and patio open » Read More
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July 12, 2017
[Pipe bowl in the form of a bird] Despite sitting still in a glass case before you, some artworks never stop moving. They contain histories. They challenge us. They are » Read More
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July 10, 2017
The best arts in any form – whether visual, aural, literary or performing – intrigue us because they can be interpreted in several ways and evoke many emotions. Shakespeare’s The » Read More
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July 6, 2017
Isobel, a nine-year old Portuguese girl, roams through her neighbourhood lost and frightened. She observes a series of interconnected episodes that give graphic glimpses into the desperate and unsettled lives of the strangers » Read More
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July 5, 2017
Great news, Vancouver! Coast Restaurant now offers weekend brunch. The popular Alberni Street dining spot had previously offered holiday-themed brunch service but no continual weekend brunch. We kicked off Canada » Read More
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June 27, 2017
Some of Vancouver’s most eclectic lounges aren’t often found in the most obvious of places. When you think of drinks and appetizers, many of the well-knowns come into play around » Read More
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June 26, 2017
Why are there so many conflicts in the world? Perhaps too many viewpoints? Viewpoints can change over time through generations. What aspects can be simplified? What if you could view » Read More
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June 21, 2017
For 35 years, the Firehall Arts Centre has been a cultural beacon for the Vancouver arts community, producing and presenting thought-provoking, compelling and highly entertaining pieces of work in the » Read More
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June 19, 2017
The Tony Awards aired last week, with much ado given to play revivals, so it was with great joy and amusement that I watched director John Murphy’s updated take on » Read More
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June 13, 2017
The best way to admire the exterior of just-opened Arc’teryx Burrard Street is on approach from the south headed towards the North Shore mountains. It’s designed to emulate the Stawamus » Read More
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June 5, 2017
Raise your hand if you’ve kept a list of the countries you’ve travelled through. We’re avid travellers at Vancouverscape and have collected mementos of our trips throughout the years. What » Read More
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June 2, 2017
The Hand to God stage at the Arts Club’s Goldcorp Stage at BMO Theatre Centre is designed to replicate a church basement in suburban Texas, containing bookcases filled with religious » Read More
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May 31, 2017
On June 22, Firehall Arts Centre presents Eat.Drink.Play., the theatre’s annual signature fundraiser that pairs tastings from Gastown and East Vancouver’s hottest brewers, distillers and restaurants with local performance. Created » Read More
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May 31, 2017
With summer comes an abundance of colourful, fresh produce and flavours. Tuc Craft Kitchen’s Executive Chef Roy Flemming is excited to present a new summer menu to celebrate all those » Read More
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May 30, 2017
Maker Faire is often referred to as the world’s greatest show-and-tell event, bringing together Makers, performers, workshop leaders and speakers from across a wide range of disciplines for two days » Read More
