Culture
Tripping Further Afield in Naramata with Ned Bell and Kate Colley
The proprietors of the historic Naramata Inn turn us on to the area's best spots for getting a truly local eating, drinking and adventuring experience...
Check Out Fresh Roots’ Guide to the First Ever ‘Truth and Reconciliation Day’
A handy guide to the day, compiled by the Fresh Roots team, including suggestions of what to do, read, watch and listen to; plus resources for further education and links for making donations.
FROM THE COLLECTION // Slicing Through the Past with One Exceptional Kitchen Tool
Chef Tojo, of Vancouver's highly lauded Japanese fine dining institution, Tojo's Restaurant, shares his most special and memorable kitchen tool...
Sharif Sharifi Shares His Definitive Records
The co-owner and operator of cool Mt. Pleasant cafe , Coffee Roastery Modus, tells us how his discerning tastes translate from coffee and into the sonic sphere...
COOL THINGS WE WANT // A Punchy New Quilted Fanny Bag from ‘Never Ending Weekend’
The Victoria based woman-run business makes covetable designs - like this cozy little crossbody one - that are also West-Coast-weatherproof.
Unmasking the Art and Discipline of Local Illustrator and Printmaker, Mariko Ando
Leading up to her participation in the annual "Krampusmarkt" event (Dec. 3-5) the artist was kind to satisfy our curiosity about her practice in this short nine question interview...
Pay Tribute to Local Landscape Architect, Cornelia Hahn Oberlander, Oct. 3rd
The SALA organized event in honour of the Vancouver-based icon includes live speakers, video tributes, music and more.
Take Advantage of ‘Whistler Craft Beer Month’ this October
Instead of hitting the slopes, plan on hitting up Whistler's bar and restaurant scene this October, for exclusive promotions, dinners, tastings, activities and other beer-centric events.
Ten Films We Absolutely Need to See at This Year’s VIFF
VIFF is celebrating it's 40th birthday this year by inviting film-lovers back into theatres, as well as online via VIFF Connect.
Scout List, Vol. 582
An agenda of the things we are doing, wishing we could do, or are conspiring to do from Sept. 23rd to Sept. 30th, 2021.
The View From Your Window #262
We love posting photos like this that reveal the views through the windows of our readers. We hope you'll consider sharing yours!
Inaugural ‘Fire Dragon Festival’ Happening in Chinatown This Weekend
Join in the community healing process and help set a positive precedent by joining in on the Chinatown festivities from Sept 24-26.
On Voter Candy for Millennials and Our Dumbest People Proudly Revealing Themselves
In his latest read of the local news headlines, Sean Orr finds tofu history and vaccine passports going into action.
Strange Fellows Brewing and OH Studio’s ‘HARVST MARKT’ Happening Sept. 18/19
Celebrate the shift of seasons by heading to the East Van brewery when they host over a dozen local artisans and makers for their first ever two-day open air HARVST MARKT...plus a new wine release!
Summer’s Not Over Until Mayne Island Says It Is
We recently hopped on a ferry to experience the abundance of cool and delicious stuff the small island has to offer.
On Rescuing Lost Paddle-Boarders and the Right to Raise the Rent
In his latest read of the local news headlines, Sean Orr finds thick chuds and the tragic loss of another Starbucks.
Why Did Vancouver Make Front Yard Businesses Illegal?
In the latest video from the Vancouver-curious YouTube channel 'About Here', we learn of a terrible NIMBY move of yore.
We Want to Play Japan’s Dangerous Game of Bo-Taoshi
Played on sports days in Japanese schools, the brutal game of Bo-Taoshi was originated by cadets in the Second World War.
‘MUTATION’ Group Art Show Popping Up in East Van for Two Days Only
Treat your eyeballs to surreal art created by four local artists, by heading down to SPACE (552 Clark Dr.) Sept. 25/26.
On Tumbling Down Little Mountain and the Coming of the Vaccine Passports
In his latest read of the local news, Sean Orr learns of landlords in governments and what it's like to work in an SRO
Score Cool New Duds for Fall at the Beaton Linen Pop-Up This Long Weekend
Looking to spruce up your wardrobe for Fall? Get down to Strathcona's Picnics & Poetry now until September 5th.
Paul Wong’s New Book ‘Occupying Chinatown’ Launching this September
On September 11th, head to the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden for the artist's limited-edition hardcover book release.
On BC Ferries Losing WiFi and Forcing Anti-Vaxxers to Learn How to Cook
In his latest read of the local news headlines, Sean Orr finds robot dogs and Sechelt seniors volunteering in restaurants.
Don’t Miss Triple Five Collective’s Queer/Non-Binary Artist Pop-Up This Weekend
Head down to 879 East Hastings from August 27-29th to check out art, accessories and more, curated by queer/non-binary business, Triple Five Collective.
TRACK & FOOD // Talking the Future of Magic Mushrooms and Their Therapeutic Uses
Spencer Hawkswell is the CEO of a new non-profit called TheraPsil, which he co-found with psychotherapist Dr. Bruce Tobin.
Chefs Jack Chen and Hilary Prince to Helm New ‘Brassica’ Restaurant in Gibsons
Coho Collective will open the new 2,450 local and season-focused restaurant on the Sunshine Coast this Fall.
A Brief Glimpse Into the Multi-Disciplined Life of Local Artist, Charlie Labelle
We put a handful of questions to the filmmaker, comedian and painter following her recent show at the Charles Clark Gallery.
On Surfing Heat Waves and Building a City for People Who Don’t Like It Enough to Live in It
In his latest read of the local headlines, Sean Orr finds DTES Pride and the Park Board asking NIMBYs to make their decisions.
