Sunday · Sep 27, 2026
Doug Donut Proulx, Vancouver punk legend, dead
Doug "Donut" Proulx, a drummer and fixture in Vancouver's punk scene, has died. Those who played with him say he was a force of nature.
Geese at Science World
Canadian geese are hanging out at Science World rn. Great viewing spot if you want to watch them up close.
Canada clears direct flights to Vietnam; Vancouver may finally connect without stopping in Singapore
Agreement announced Sept. 24 permits up to 14 weekly passenger flights between Canada and Vietnam. YVR saw 58,000 passengers route through Singapore in 2025.
Temples: The BLISS Tour w/ Poppy Jean Crawford
The Pearl
Temples (19+)
The Pearl - BC
Messa with Space Queen, Crimson Funeral & DJ A Rotten Bit
The Cobalt Cabaret
B.C. Conservatives pledge no new taxes if elected October 24
Interim leader Lorne Doerkson says the promise targets what he calls the NDP's 'endless tax grabs.' The party points to frozen tax brackets and a higher lowest income tax rate.
Nikki Glaser: The Stunning Tour
Queen Elizabeth Theatre
The B-52s and Devo with DJ Cummerbund
Rogers Arena
Peter Hook & The Light (19+)
Commodore Ballroom
Nikki Glaser
Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Vancouver
Cult Member
Fortune Sound Club
Artist shares Sylvia Hotel drawing on social media
Someone posted a drawing of the Sylvia Hotel on r/vancouver and people are vibing with it. The vintage West End landmark keeps inspiring the community.
Richmond Sockeyes at Burnaby Steelers
Burnaby Winter Club
TransLink studying whether platform screen doors can work on SkyTrain
The transit authority is examining newer door technologies after years of citing train incompatibility. Montreal's REM and Toronto's Ontario Line already have the safety barriers.
Port Coquitlam Trailblazers at Coastal Tsunami
Gibsons & Area Community Centre
Prince George Cougars at Vancouver Giants
Langley Events Centre
Crowd chaos at Vancouver Tree Sale
The Vancouver Tree Sale is back and people are losing it. Massive lineup, limited stock, everyone wants a deal on a real tree before October hits.
One arrested in targeted shooting at Spanish Banks; investigation ongoing
Vancouver police arrested one suspect Saturday after two masked men fired at an occupied parked vehicle in the Spanish Banks beach lot. Police say no known victims as of Saturday night.
Crows at Stamps Landing moving in formation
Something's different about how the crows are flying over False Creek right now. Whole murder moving together, synchronized. Nature's being weird and locals are noticing.
West End Butcher opens on Davie with Montreal-inspired house-cured meats
Ben Allen and Jesse Samuels bring nose-to-tail butchery and sandwiches to Davie Street, sourcing meats from B.C. farms and dry goods from Vancouver makers. The Beef and The...
Women experiencing homelessness in B.C. rose 46% in five years, new data show
B.C. Housing data reveals 11,416 women without fixed address in 2024, up from 7,848 in 2019. Women aged 35–44 saw the steepest increase at 71%.
Things to do in Vancouver this week: September 27 – October 3
The B-52s bring their classic rock energy to Rogers Arena Monday; Lily Allen headlines the Orpheum the same night. A wet Tuesday clears into a strong weekend for live music and dining.
Dublon's got free tickets at Village Studio tonight
Someone's giving away two free tickets to Dublon at Village Studio. Show doors at 8, headliner starts around 9:45, wraps around 11:30. DM /u/babycakesonasteak if you want them...
