Evolve Cellars has moved to Penticton
Now, Evolve Cellars, the winery that celebrates transformation and growing with its fan base, is going to literally live out its brand stance and relocate.
Now, Evolve Cellars, the winery that celebrates transformation and growing with its fan base, is going to literally live out its brand stance and relocate.
The Vancouver Tap Dance Society is celebrating its 20th anniversary by presenting the 2019 Vancouver International Tap Dance Festival (VanTap Fest) being held from August 26 – Sept. 1, 2019.
For the first time in history, from the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery at 750 Hornby St., the Hendrick’s Gin A.W.E.V.A.N.A.I.R. will take guests on a most unusual quest, sharing copious curiosities and whimsical wonders both in the skies and on the streets.
We are grateful for the warm days, cool nights, sunshine and clear skies that this summer brings. Hopefully all of you are getting a chance to share these lovely summer days with friends and family.
“I am deeply honoured to bring together such a stellar group of dance artists from across North America to collaborate on such a timely production,” says Beamish. “@giselle is a careful examination of the evaporation of true romance in our culture…”
As one of Canada’s foremost family-owned estate wineries, we’ve shaped the development of the wine industry for over six decades, focusing on making the Okanagan Valley a true culinary destination.
Tickets for one of the most talked-about events of the summer will be available to the general public this Thursday, July 18. The eighth annual Dîner en Blanc Vancouver, taking place at a secret location on Thursday, August 8, is one of 80 such all-white picnics taking place in 30 countries on six continents.
Breakout sessions are optional but must be booked in advance. If you haven’t already booked your breakout session, we’ve provide some more details to help you choose!
Throughout the year, Harvest’s CSA program delights customers with perfectly packaged bags containing seasonal produce grown on local farms.
Although his well-known restaurants are located in Montreal, Chef Derek Dammann hails from Vancouver Island, and he’s looking forward to returning to BC this summer to work with his old friend and cooking schoolmate, Chef Lee Cooper.