‘I don’t really have a death wish,’ says artist Lori Nix, ‘it just seems that way.’ For more than a decade, Nix’s photographs have focused on fictional landscapes after something dire has happened. ‘An aquarium after a flood, a church after a fire, a beauty parlor after…who knows what. Mankind

If you’re lucky, you might have tasted those yummy lemon square samples at Granville Island. In 2015, co-founder Chef Dan Spratling told us that the much hunted-down lemon recipe travelled here with him from Australia. Courtesy, that is, of his mother. As he said: “I have to give credit to

Another opportunity to see vibrant Vancouver artistry is on the way. Celebrated Canadian artist Tiko Kerr has a new exhibit opening on January 29th at the Mónica Reyes Gallery. ‘Politics Of Proximity’, Tiko explains, ‘is a survey of work (in a variety of media) exploring the formal concerns of colour,

The Kanneh-Masons are back! This time, it’s the oldest of the seven prodigy siblings – 25 year old Isata – who will be in town to wow us on the piano for a Vancouver Recital Society concert at the Vancouver Playhouse. Isata Kanneh-Mason is the recipient of multiple awards, including

Need to get out of the house and warm your innards? The Greater Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival, now in its 12th year, offers a delicious way to support local entrepreneurs, many of whom have had a tough past two years. It is also a fundraiser for Growing Chefs – which