Serenading Newborns and Scoring Horror with the Duo Behind HUMANS

Robbie Slade and Peter Ricq speak in advance of their February 15th gig at Celebrities, in support of their latest LP, "Going Late".

On Building a Better Creative Community With the Duo Behind THRIVE

Dig this wide-ranging, long form interview with local artists and community activists Jamie Smith and Tara Galuska.

How One of Vancouver’s Great Neighbourhood Coffee Spots Began

These photos show the West End's Greenhorn Espresso Bar as it neared its launch exactly five years ago this week.

Inside Verre, Coal Harbour’s Newest Restaurant

The new spot from first timers Matthew Fidler and chef Liam Breen launches December 10th at 550 Denman Street.

Inside Verre, Opening Soon on Vancouver’s Seawall

Chef Liam Breen and frontman Matthew Fidler are launching the Modern European restaurant in the old Crime Lab space.

Yes, That Is a Floating Gas Station in the Middle of Coal Harbour

"When I was a kid I thought the Chevron Barge was full of cigarettes because my Mom bought smokes at our corner Chevron..."

New Fried Chicken Spot Primed for Launch

'Little Juke', the second location of Juke Fried Chicken, will be opening for trial runs on Davie Street starting Thursday night.

We Want This Tree-Inspired House in Toyko for Vancouver’s Ramenland

This house in Tokyo rises up from the street like a concrete organism, twisting and sprouting limbs in tree-like fashion.

Centre A Dinner & Auction to Raise Funds for New Keefer St. Space

Funds from the event will go towards making Canada's largest public contemporary Asian art gallery bigger, better and more accessible.

Meet the Local Audiophile Who Wants to Put on a Show in Your Living Room

We chatted with the man behind the scenes of Vancouver's secret show series as he prepares for the next gig on February 24.

The Long Goodbye: Raising Glasses to The End of a Neighbourhood Bar

Vancouver ex-pat David Look came home to pay his respects to The Comox before it closed its doors forever.

Where Icons & Giants Once Took the Stage in Vancouver’s West End

The Georgia Auditorium might be long gone, but the old concert hall will forever be a big part of our entertainment history.

Legendary Restaurant Industry Hang-Out Closes After 24 Years

"If ever a moment of silence was deservedly observed in the restaurant world, it was when Gyoza King closed..."

155 Seat Lounge (With a Bad Name) Opening Soon in The Westin Bayshore

What's in a restaurant name? We'll find out in the wake of HJU:Z's arrival at the Westin Bayshore next month.

On Eating Bird Feathers and Lamenting the Loss of a Rotating Tourist Trap

Top marks for the West End's new Lucha Verde, last rites for a novelty eatery, machines making perfect highballs and more.

Five Years Ago Today Inside What Would Quickly Become One of the West End’s Best Restaurants

Congratulations to the ownership and staff of Espana on Denman Street. Here's hoping for another five years!

Breaking Down Inspiration and Whistling Along with Local Artist Andrew Tavukciyan

Andrew Tavukciyan is the winner of the Vancouver Mural Festival's Independent Mural Contest, as voted by the public.

Get this Soft Serve Sundae with Dulce de Leche and Caramel Popcorn in the West End

In weather like this it's important to know where your closest source of good ice cream is. This is one of our go-tos in the West End.

Vancouver Would Be Cooler If A Japanese Misting Arch Came To Stanley Park

Imagining Australian artist James Tapscott literally "cool" installation much closer to home...

Vancouver Would Be Cooler If It Had A Mirrored Espresso Bar In Stanley Park

The Constant Hum & Spectacle Of Seaplanes

Last Call At Lolita’s On Davie St. As ‘Lucha Verde’ Gets Set To Take Its Place

Coal Harbour Could Use Melbourne’s Beautifully Designed No. 19 Cafe

The ‘Easter Be-In’ That Occurred In Vancouver 50 Years Ago

Coal Harbour’s New Forkhill House Irish Bistro Lands In Time For St. Patrick’s Day

Hong Kong ‘Continental’ Would Fit A 2nd Floor Space On Robson Street