Summer’s finally here! Now SPF is a verb, swimsuits are underwear and your calendar is jam-packed.

Mushroom foraging, a region-spanning studio crawl and a harbour-view spa stay turn the Sunshine Coast into a weekend that scrubs the city life right out of your system.

Kerri goes solo to the Maritime Museum looking for romance and instead finds rosé and a troubling glimpse into the minds of perverted sailors.

For the first time, the Vancouver shoe designer is opening up about his 2025 kidney transplant and the limited-edition shoes he created to honour the donor who changed his life.

The Parentless Club’s annual Mother’s Day gathering returns May 10 with flowers, charm bracelets, poetry and room for grief that doesn’t need to behave.

Symphonies, soccer games, concerts, big questions about the universe and more happening this spring in Vancouver.

I tried Kolm Kontrast’s Singles Social because modern dating needs a hard reboot and apparently my nervous system is the only thing still willing to commit.

A Vancouver millennial’s speed-dating adventure at Honey Salt, complete with cocktails, chaos and exactly four dogs (none of whom cared).

Here’s your go‑here, do‑this guide to being a fun person this February.

Sometimes the funnest night out is a funny night out. Stay up late yukking it up at these comedy hot spots.

Jokes Please and its affable host Ross Dauk continue to prove that when the world feels heavy, a small room full of laughter can still lift it.

A Vancouver-made pop track, HBO's hottest comedy and a classic Julia Roberts flick make up part of Cwaine's pop culture diet.

The Orpheum’s nice and all, but live music is alive and well in plenty of other dark rooms around town.

Pinball tournaments, ping pong battles and nostalgic arcade games—here's where to play in Vancouver after dark.

New year, same you—but with better plans. RSVP your way into 2026.

Wander through candy-covered creations at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver and support Make-A-Wish Canada while you’re at it.

The Hallmark leading man is also in the restaurant business; in between these two busy gigs, here's what he's watching, reading and streaming.

What Lab’s two-night fundraiser mixes smashed art, avant-garde performances and heartfelt community energy—plus a few surprise wrestlers.

Cold hands, warm plans. Brave the chill for the coolest happenings this side of sweater weather.

Local genre-defying psychedelic cumbia and salsa ensemble Empanadas Ilegales describe their dream Vancouver day.

SFU’s new Gibson Art Museum combines a trio of existing galleries into something greater than the sum of its parts.

Film producer Geoff Manton shares his tips for stretching a budget, charming your crew and keeping blood sugar up on late-night shoots.

Looking for fun this fall? We've got you covered with this rundown of the best comedy, drag, music, theatre and more.

Vancouver standup comic and writer Joanne Tsung shares her top spots for shows (and post-show cravings).

Looking to get away from the city for the day? We've got a few ideas.

How one Vancouver climber is building community, diversity and a whole new vibe, one climb at a time.

Nothing wrong with hitting the beach every day—but there’s culture happening this summer, too.

Vancouver’s fave cool kids coffee shop launches their first standalone bakery in summer 2025—expect buttery pastries, great coffee, good vibes (and zero contact highs).

We Should Be Friends is the Vancouver meetup group that’s turning strangers into besties and excuses into plans.

Good Finds Club is serving up low-cost dinner parties and a new way to find friends in Vancouver—and they’re really making a meal out of it.

May is jam-packed with arts, culture and a fresh crop of fun to-dos. Here’s everywhere to be this month.

Angela Fama's death cards have taken on a life of their own.

In their New West condo, the creative power couple mix DIY projects, bold thrift finds and family life—one eclectic treasure at a time.

From concerts and comedy to art shows and outdoor adventures, here’s your go-to list of everything happening in Vancouver this March (besides the cherry blossoms!)

A free, world-class speaker series that nobody seems to know about—until now.

A casual 3K and a post-run beer turned into Vancouver’s most inclusive running club, bringing people together for fitness, friendship and fun.

February may be short, but the list of things to do isn't.

No auditions, just vibes—Outside Voices is bringing community, joy and 'Rumours' to the masses.

Everything you need to keep on holly-ing and jolly-ing through to February

A femme hip-hop dance party at the Fox, holiday card art, dark matter and cocktails at the Space Centre and more.

What do DJs Adam Fink and Bryan Sea tune into when they're not behind the deck at the Fox? The duo shares their pop culture playlist.

From a Bollywood-style heist film and live art crawls to satirical Broadway hits—here’s how to make your week unforgettable.

No skis? No problem.

From sauna art sessions and live queer music at the Birdhouse to a hands-on salsa workshop—here’s how to add some spice to your week.

Get ready to deck the halls with festive concerts, holiday markets and plenty of jolly activities.

For all the 30-plus dance lovers who’ve traded in hangovers for early mornings, Home by Midnight offers a fresh twist on nightlife—one in which you can have your fun and your REM sleep, too.

An improvised whodunnit, a play about the Slavic folk witch Baba Yaga, a dance party at Heritage Hall and more.

A Saturday morning filled with Halloween-themed cartoons and cereal, a hip-hop legend comes to the Rio and a tango show gets you moving.

From salsa classes to harvest festivals and a retro dance party, there are plenty of fun ways to fill your week.

Get into the fall spirit with a mushroom show, an aurora-inspired art exhibit, an outsider art fest and more.