Events
From “Let’s Grab Drinks” to Actually Hanging Out—Meet ‘We Should Be Friends’
We Should Be Friends is the Vancouver meetup group that’s turning strangers into besties and excuses into plans.
City
How Vancouver’s $50 Dinner Club Is Cooking Up Connections
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.
City
The ‘Too Cute’ Market Offers an Antidote to Minimalism and Practicality
A new Etsy pop-up market is on a mission to cute-ify Vancouver—one whimsical trinket at a time.
Arts and Culture
‘Books, Booze & Chill’ Is the Low-Key Granville Island Hangout You’ve Been Waiting For
Sip a cocktail, sink into a good book and read alongside fellow bibliophiles—small talk optional.
City
5 Local Mother’s Day Gifts to Spoil Mom—No Reservations Needed
Ditch the brunch line and surprise her with thoughtful Vancouver‑made treasures she’ll actually love.
Arts and Culture
22 Very Fun Things to Do This May and June in Vancouver
May is jam-packed with arts, culture and a fresh crop of fun to-dos. Here’s everywhere to be this month.
City
The Vanmag Guide to Fostering a Pet in Vancouver
Expert recommendations for caring for your new (temporary) furry friend.
City
Know-It All: What Are These Strange Obelisks Doing on Ontario Street?
Those ominous granite pillars are actually there for a practical reason.
Arts and Culture
The Playlist: Musician Brock Pytel on the Music, Podcast and Neil Young Score He’s Loving Right Now
Brock Pytel is one-quarter of guitar-heavy power-pop quartet The Slip-Ons. Here’s the pop-culture content that’s keeping him powered up right now.
Events
What you need to know about the revival of the wage gap and how women coming together can inspire real change
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WNORTH Conference celebrates ten years with a bigger venue, collaborative activities and proactive education on bridging the gaps.
People
This 91-Year-Old Vancouver Drag Queen Continues to Slay on Stage
Bill Monroe has been performing—and singing live—for over seven decades, and doesn’t plan to quit anytime soon