Join in the fun, and cheer on your favourite competition by wearing their colour! Buy tickets for the tonight’s Tasting Games Finale Tuesday May 21 in Kelowna.
Rhys Pender, MW, led the games, following an introduction by Arnica Rowan of Terroir Consulting. The agency, which developed the event, is a wine research and development firm based out of Kelowna. Pender began by introducing the three panelists and told us a bit about how the games would work.
To celebrate its 80th anniversary, Fairmont Hotel Vancouver invites the public to drop in on May 24th
This season it is very special because the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is celebrating their 80th Anniversary and you will be treated to a special menu available daily until September 1st.
Vancouver’s most anticipated beer festival celebrates ten years Vancouver Craft Beer Week Festival returns to the PNE Fairgrounds June 8 and 9 Celebrating 10 years of craft beer and craft beer culture, the most anticipated craft beer and cider festival in Western Canada returns to the PNE Fairgrounds June 8 and 9, 2019, for a … Read moreVancouver’s most anticipated beer festival celebrates ten years
Our “Meet the Artist: Tides” reception will feature Sunshine Coast artist Jan de Beer, and it’s free for the public to attend via our Eventbrite registration.
The Bells and Whistles Sunday Night Movie Series continues with Jurassic Park on May 19, Dumb & Dumber on June 2, Rush Hour on June 9 and Ace Ventura: Pet Detective on June 16.
Housed in a 1930’s-era printing factory in the Armoury District of Vancouver, Livingspace has added the fifth floor to its showroom, which features an unexpected rooftop garden courtyard and brings the store’s footprint to an impressive 30,000 square feet.
The evening features both of Windfall’s popular ciders: Jackpot, a dry craft cider made with BC dessert apples with a hint of tropical fruit on the palate; and Hail Mary, a rosé cider featuring a delicate blend of BC apples and ripe Saskatoon berries.
Home for Dinner returns in full force with a new goal of surpassing last year’s impressive total. Residents throughout B.C. and the Yukon are encouraged to participate with options to eat in – preparing a meal at home for family and friends, and encouraging guests to donate in lieu of wine or gifts; or eat out – hosting a restaurant meal with guests repaying the host’s generosity by donating their share to Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon.