An Indigenous-Led B.C. Tour Company Is Now the Face of a New Provincial Tourism Campaign
An Indigenous-led B.C. tour company has been featured in a new provincial tourism campaign — a sign of how central Indigenous tourism has become to how B.C. markets itself.
Tatus Festival Brings Indigenous Music, Art, and Culture to the PNE This September
Canoe Cultures’ Tatus Festival returns to the PNE Fairgrounds September 4–5 with two days of Indigenous music, art, and culture.
Vancouver Startup Little Scout Wants to Fix Metro Vancouver’s Daycare Search Nightmare
Little Scout, a new Vancouver tech startup, is matching parents with daycares across Metro Vancouver — tackling a search process families have dreaded for decades.
Chef Reuben Major Is Putting Down Roots on Commercial Drive With Violeté
Chef Reuben Major is doubling down on Vancouver’s Commercial Drive with Violeté, a new bistro built to feel like a neighbourhood fixture.
The 5th Annual stɑl’əw̃ Pow Wow Brings Traditional Drumming and Dance to Langley This September
The 5th annual stɑl’əw̃ Pow Wow returns to Langley Sept 11–13, 2026, with traditional Indigenous drumming, singing, and dancing open to all.
Touchstone Theatre Kicks Off Its New Season With a Queer Zombie Dark Comedy
Vancouver’s Touchstone Theatre is opening its new season with a genre-bending queer dark comedy about love, death, and everything undead.
What’s Coming to The Cultch’s 2026-27 Season — and Why East Van Theatre Fans Should Pay Attention
The Cultch’s new season is bringing theatre, circus, dance, and music from local, national, and international artists to East Vancouver.
Ali Wong’s Vancouver Chinatown Stop Is a Reminder of What This Neighbourhood Still Offers
Comedian Ali Wong’s recent stop at a Vancouver Chinatown barbecue spot is a good excuse to talk about why the neighbourhood still matters.
Vancouver’s Geoff Berner Wants You to Fall in Love With Yiddish Insults
Vancouver klezmer musician Geoff Berner is championing Yiddish as one of the sharpest, funniest languages for calling out nonsense.
TacoLoco and Charqui Are Bringing Latin Flavour to Vancouver’s Coal Harbour Waterfront
Vancouver’s Park Board has picked the team behind TacoLoco and Charqui to open a new restaurant at Harbour Green Park’s Coal Harbour waterfront.
Vancouver Queer Film Festival Turns 38 With Its Biggest Lineup Yet
87 films and 38 years strong — here’s what the Vancouver Queer Film Festival’s 2026 lineup means for the city’s queer creative community.
A Palestinian Artist’s Vancouver Show Is Stuck in Visa Limbo — Again
Visa delays have stalled a Palestinian artist’s Cultch run for a second time — a reminder of the barriers international artists face to perform here.
The Dance Centre Marks 40 Years as the Heartbeat of Vancouver Dance
Vancouver’s home for professional dance is celebrating four decades — a look at why the Davie Street institution still matters.
Concord Pacific Dragon Boat Festival Paddles Back to False Creek
One of Vancouver’s biggest dragon boat races returns to False Creek next week — here’s why it’s more than just a race.
BC Dumpling Festival Returns to Vancouver This Weekend — Come Hungry
The BC Dumpling Festival is back this weekend, bringing dumplings from across Vancouver’s food scene together in one spot.