Meet the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra's new flutist. He's 18.

Examining current tendencies, it becomes evident that scooter use for commuting is steadily gaining popularity among adolescents. Observing their peers having a good time on their scooters could ...

What’s In Your Fridge is where the Straight asks interesting Vancouverites about their life-changing concerts, favourite albums, and, most importantly, what’s sitting beside the Heinz ketchup in their ...

Originally set for the PNE Forum, the show took an unexpected turn, landing in the more intimate, but no less iconic Vogue Theatre. Hours before showtime, the energy outside was already off the charts ...

Tablets made for drawing are now crucial devices for artists and designers, enabling them to craft digital art accurately and effortlessly. Even though top-tier drawing tablets can be costly ...

Spring mattresses have garnered favor over time, thanks to their durability, comfort, and support. They differ from foam mattresses, which can retain heat and lead to nighttime discomfort, by ...

Don’t miss this special opportunity to own one of Persimmon Blackbridge’s hand-made sculptures from her stunning solo exhibition Speak No (emergency) at Richmond Art Gallery. On the final day of ...

Join Princess Diana in heaven as she shares the untold and untrue tale of her extraordinary life. Combining drag, audience interaction, puppetry and queer joy – this comedic celebration of the ...

Metro Theatre is staging Arsenic and Old Lace from April 4 to 26, directed by Catherine Morrison. The classic comedy by ...

Painting functions as an artistic medium that enables people to channel their inventive thinking and communicate their thoughts. Notwithstanding, not everyone boasts the required artistic talent ...

In what’s a  recurring motif in his work, Anosh Irani’s Behind the Moon is set in a space where there is no room for the main characters to hide. That’s entirely by design. “I don’t like opening it up ...