Provence Marinaside participates in Goût de France on March 21
On Thursday March 21, 2019, we’ll be participating in Gout de France for the second time. Goût de France is France’s largest food festival, and has now spread across five continents.
On Thursday March 21, 2019, we’ll be participating in Gout de France for the second time. Goût de France is France’s largest food festival, and has now spread across five continents.
Artist Jodie Blaney will be showcasing her expressive contemporary Canadian landscape paintings at Art Vancouver 2019.
Pacific Yacht Charters now offers its exceptional cuisine and service to clients and event planners in Vancouver’s Lower Mainland with its new “Off-The-Boat” Catering.
Coastal Jazz & Blues Society is pleased to announce another highly energetic performance for the 34th annual TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival, which takes place this summer from June 21 to July 1 at multiple venues across the city.
Water Street Cafe is happy to partner with Hillside Winery in its latest instalment of our ongoing wine maker dinner series! March 28
Wildebeest Executive Chef Ian McHale will reunite with a like-minded culinary colleague who shares his philosophy of incorporating locally sourced, seasonal ingredients when he welcomes Chef de Cuisine Ron McKinlay of Toronto’s critically acclaimed Canoe for a collaborative dinner at the Gastown hotspot on Monday, April 8.
Beaucoup Bakery & Café (2150 Fir Street) is taking inspiration from popular blooms this season and infusing floral flavours into its new spring menu. Starting Tuesday, March 19, 2019, customers can treat themselves to three new pastries and two vegetarian savoury options
Richmond restaurant, café and art gallery Origo Club will give oenophiles a unique opportunity to showcase prized French vintages from their own cellars when it hosts an ultra-exclusive ‘Paulée’-styled Grand Cru Burgundy Dinner on Friday, April 5.
Delinquent Theatre presents the romantic and heart-wrenching world premiere of Never the Last, April 9–20, 2019, as part of the SeeMore Theatre Series at Vancouver Civic Theatre’s Annex (823 Seymour Street).
The traditional folk dances and music of the Alps are joyously subverted in Austrian choreographer/musician Simon Mayer’s Sons of Sissy.