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A Permanent Filipino Cultural Centre Is on the Table in Vancouver — Here’s Where Things Stand
A $15M election pledge puts a permanent Filipino Cultural Centre back in the spotlight, with an interim space at Library Square opening soon.
The East Van Cross Has a Creator: Ken Lum and the Story Behind Vancouver’s Favourite Sign
From graffiti warning to Best Public Art winner, artist Ken Lum’s East Van Cross is on earrings, candles and beer cans. Here’s the story behind it.
Kavita’s Rajasthan Dinner Is Your Next Mount Pleasant Food Plan
Fresh off a Michelin Bib Gourmand, Mount Pleasant’s Kavita hosts a family-style Rajasthani dinner on October 21 with guest chef Tushar Shroff.
Jeju Brings Refined Korean Cooking to Main Street’s Michelin Mile
Korean restaurant Jeju, formerly one of Tofino’s best, joins Mount Pleasant’s Michelin Mile after the 2026 Michelin Guide Vancouver announcement.
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East Van Panto: Hercules Takes On Vancouver Developers at the York Theatre
The Cultch and Theatre Replacement’s East Van Panto: Hercules returns for year 14 with local jokes and an extended run through January 10.
B.C. Culture Days Is Back — Your Excuse to Try Something New This September
B.C. Culture Days returns for its 17th year this September, opening up free arts and culture experiences across the province — including right here in Vancouver.
There’s a Free Vancouver Trivia Night Happening at Book Warehouse This Fall
A local author’s Freecouver book is going on tour — starting with a free trivia night and signing at Book Warehouse this fall.
How Vancouver Is Marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in 2026
From ceremonies to community gatherings, here’s how Vancouver is honouring Survivors and remembering residential school children this September 30.
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Vandelux Is Coming Home for His Biggest Vancouver Show Yet
Metro Vancouver-raised electronic artist Vandelux has built a following well beyond the Lower Mainland — and he’s bringing it home for his biggest local show yet.
Vancouver Queer Film Festival Spotlights the Forgotten Story of Inuit Screen Pioneer Nancy Columbia
A new short film at Vancouver’s Queer Film Festival resurrects Nancy Columbia, one of the earliest Inuit performers ever to appear on camera.
HUB Cycling’s Glowing Bike the Night Ride Is Back in Vancouver This Month
HUB Cycling’s light-up Bike the Night ride returns to Vancouver this month — pack your LEDs and get ready to glow through the city after dark.
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