A New York-based graphic designer, in-demand saxophonist and member of Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings from 2004 to 2010, Ian Hendrickson-Smith explained his sophisticated rationale behind his retro-inspired gig poster for retro-inspired local act Cousin Harley.
Alongside movie theatres and multiplexes worldwide, the humble one screen Denman Cinemas premiered the remake of the 1970s Bollywood film Agneepath to...
Those reticent to shell out big bucks for a contemporary dance performance they may not "get" may be more inclined to check out brief numbers and get ...
Chop Theatre surveyed the masses on what makes the best and worst plays, and the local company plans to illustrate the results in a full stage production...
Bloodied But Unbowed might be the title of Susanne Tabata's documentary chronicling the Vancouver punk scene in the late 1970s and early '80s, but it ...
As hard as it is to imagine, there was a time last year when the founders of former video rental shop Videomatica considered selling their entire collection...
After much deliberation and backroom meetings, the secret cabal of cultural arbiters, cineastes and cinephiles known as the Vancouver Film Critics Circle...
One of the best, and most unlikely, buddy movies of the year, The Guard, came by way of Ireland, and starred Brendan Gleeson as a pseudo-racist cop and...
Spying a gaggle of kids in a restaurant propels some diners elsewhere. But during the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, the curious can choose...
We're always surprised by the number of people we meet who still don't know about The Tomahawk Barbecue (1550 Philip Ave., North Vancouver, ph. 604-988...
Sitting in the swank, newly hatched Black and Blue Steakhouse (1032 Alberni St., 604637-0777), I realized it hadn't been that long since Glowbal owner...
If you went looking for cutting edge sustainability, chances are you wouldn't immediately think of starting at 16th and Trafalgar. However, that's where...