Bard on the Beach opened its 23rd season last night with The Taming of the Shrew. Although this play has made its way to two earlier Bard seasons (over the » Read More
-
June 7, 2012
Earlier this week at W2 Woodwards Community Media Arts Café, food lover and writer Richard Wolak launched the first edition in his Vancouver Food Talks series. Appetizers, iced tea, and » Read More
-
June 7, 2012
The modern and comfortable Therapy Vineyards Guesthouse gave us a base for our recent Naramata Bench trip. The guesthouse is located towards the northern end of the Bench, nestled in » Read More
-
June 6, 2012
A year after the June 15, 2011 Stanley Cup Riots, the Museum of Vancouver will open Reading the Riot Boards, a hyper-local exhibition displaying 15 of the plywood panels used » Read More
-
June 6, 2012
As part of our recent Top Cat Tours of the Naramata Bench wine region, we tasted several Therapy Vineyards wines. We’d actually sampled the whites separately the afternoon before, and » Read More
-
June 5, 2012
With three days to spend in the Naramata Bench/Penticton area, my husband and I considered several choices for exploring the region. A visit to several of the over 25 wineries » Read More
-
May 31, 2012
Earlier this evening, Fable Kitchen had its grand opening in Kitsilano. The recently-opened space was filled to capacity with local media as samples from Chef Trevor Bird’s menu came out » Read More
-
May 31, 2012
June 8 is World Oceans Day. The Vancouver Aquarium, World Wildlife Fund Canada, and SeaChoice have teamed up to celebrate. A series of engaging, family-friendly activities has been planned to » Read More
-
May 30, 2012
Take a magical ride to a world where fantasy, romance, and shiny satin jumpsuits reign! In the Arts Club’s upcoming production of Xanadu, a beautiful Greek muse (Marlie Collins) descends » Read More
-
May 29, 2012
Royal Feet Reflexology is a Vancouver wellness centre focusing on healthcare, therapy, and relaxation. They specialize in reflexology (foot massage), acupressure (Chinese style body massage), and sports injury-related acupuncture. And » Read More















