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Sunday's your day: catch live music, baseball, or comedy in the park.
Three live shows and sports: pick your vibe from country to comedy.
Sports, live music, and a comedy festival span the full weekend.
No budget? Stanley Park's comedy festival, outdoor concerts, and parks are on.
Live music and late dinner: Red Clay Strays or a rooftop cocktail situation.
Beach, baseball, and parks: keep it sunny and free for the whole crew.
16°C, cloudy but dry—perfect for beach walks and parks without fuss.
Post-10pm: late bars and clubs pick up; pair with a streaming thriller at home.
Vancouver-Strathcona legislator who fought to protect the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act has passed away peacefully, surrounded by family.
Whalley clinic opens Friday with city covering $100,000 annual lease and facility costs per clinic, freeing money for clinics to recruit family doctors.
A legal expert says prosecutors would need to prove a quid pro quo beyond reasonable doubt. The case involves allegations that B.C. Conservative MLAs were offered jobs in exchange for resigning.
Skeetchestn Dodeca-Homes creates sustainable, customizable units from wood harvested on traditional territory, offering economic opportunity and training to Indigenous workers.
The Strokes headline Rogers Arena Thursday; Great Outdoors Comedy Festival takes over Stanley Park this weekend with Pete Davidson and Anthony Jeselnik; The Guess Who play Sunday at the Arch.
Read the feature →The Vancouver chef's latest burger iteration — ground with Two Rivers Meats, topped with caramelized mushrooms and Gruyère — lands at the Burrard Street fine-dining spot.
Two nights of special multi-course dinners paired with B.C. wine and cider support women leaders in food and hospitality, with prices ranging from $50 to $250.
Duchess Cocktails is launching its first brick-and-mortar cafe in East Vancouver with a fair-wage, no-tipping pay model and collaborations with local coffee and cookie makers.
Playful murals featuring John Gilroy's classic characters—pint-balancing toucans and lobsters—are appearing on the seawall and in Gastown as part of a Canada-wide campaign.
Hodge started in 1976 capturing concerts by Alice Cooper and ABBA at the Pacific Coliseum during the PNE's Star Spectacular series. The 2026 fair will be his final year.
Jordyn Wood's world-premiere dark comedy explores mental health and second chances through zombie mythology, running October 7–18 on Granville Island.
Someone brought their 20-month-old solo to Mt. Joy last night and the whole lawn had their back—dancing with the kid and letting him crash their group. That's the Vancouver vibe right there.
Someone's got 2 free GA+ tickets to Pete Davidson at the Great Outdoor Comedy Festival in Stanley Park tonight (7:30 start). Entry is now instead of 6:30. Bring a chair if you jump on it.
someone caught an incredible sky waiting for the ferry at Tsawwassen last night. the kind of light that stops you mid-scroll
vibes are immaculate on the crossing rn
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