Looking for the ultimate in socially distant dining? Notch8 Restaurant at Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, has the perfect solution, as they plan to relaunch Afternoon Tea in the Window service starting Monday, August 17, 2020. Afternoon Tea in the Window will be available Monday through Friday with a single 2pm seating. Guests will have an exclusively unique…
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Picks of the Week – August 12, 2020
Half-way through our Covid summer of 2020, and we’re still finding lively picks to keep you entertained… Meteor: Tonight, watch the Perseid meteor shower from home, with a HR MacMillan Space Centre YouTube live stream. Register by donation, to be sent the live stream link to learn about and celebrate the peak of the meteor…
Picks of the Week – August 5, 2020
As we move into August and the peak of summer, let’s see what’s on offer for our entertaining picks of the week Latincouver: Wrapping up this weekend, Carnaval del Sol brings to a close the festival of the sounds, flavours and dances of Latin America, at local restaurants or smaller in-person events. Symphony: Vancouver Island Symphony is bringing back…
Get Ready To Dine OutSide Vancouver
Vancouverites have come to know and love Tourism Vancouver’s annual Dine Out Vancouver Festival each winter. To make the most of this covid-era summer, Tourism Vancouver and its community partners, are bringing us Dine OutSide, Dine Out Vancouver Festival’s first summer-time food and drink celebration, kicking off August 21st. Primed to make the most of the peak west coast summer, Dine…
A Taste of The PNE Celebrates the Best of BC
The PNE has made our BC Day Long Weekend tastier by bringing back A Taste of the PNE with two delicious dining events, once again bringing some of the province’s favourite flavours to satisfy our taste buds. The celebration of BC’s best bites, can be enjoyed in two ways; at an intimate outdoor event at…
Vines Art Festival continues to celebrate The Arts & Lands, for Free.
The 6th annual Vines Art Festival, is just days away. The free, all-ages multidisciplinary arts festival returns Wednesday August 5 – 15, 2020. However, like most Arts organizations in the COVID-ear, Vines is helping keep patrons and artists safe by offering mainly online programming, with a few limited in-person outdoor gatherings. The Vines Art Festival…
MOA at UBC reveals Shame and Prejudice: A Story of Resilience
The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at UBC has reopened after its months-long COVID-19 closure with new safety protocols and timed-entry tickets. This week, MOA is preparing for their upcoming exhibition, Kent Monkman’s timely Shame and Prejudice: A Story of Resilience, on display from August 6, 2020 to January 3, 2021. Curated by Monkman — a Canadian artist of Cree…