Travel Vancouver July 6, 2011

Hometown: Vancouver, BC How long have you been a Vancouverite? 5 years total, with an eight year break in the middle. Occupation: I’m the CEO and Founder of Grooster.com. Grooster is an online store that curates and sells products on … Continue reading →

Advance screening July 14th 7:00pm at 5th Avenue Cinema *Top Ten Audience Favourite at the 2011 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Film Festival *WON Best Documentary Award at the 2011 Vancouver Projecting Change Film Festival Eco-Pirate: The Story of Paul … Continue reading →

One of the best things about living in Vancouver is the access to fresh, local produce during the summer months.  Each week, there are nearly a dozen farmers’ markets in the city, offering fruits and veggies from around the Fraser … Continue reading →

One of Vancouver’s most popular summer concert series is the Enchanted Evenings concert series at Chinatown’s exquisite Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. Over the course of nine Friday nights, Enchanted Evenings brings a varied, multicultural selection of artists to … Continue reading →

Is it just me, or has Vancouver undergone a burger renaissance in recent years? It seems like not too long ago, hamburgers were pretty much strictly fast food fare.  You’d get your Big Mac or Whopper – with a hockey … Continue reading →

If there’s one month in Vancouver when you don’t have to spend any money to have fun, it has to be July. Along with taking advantage of the summer weather to enjoy Vancouver’s gorgeous beaches and parks, July 2011 is … Continue reading →

Wondering how long Kate can keep up that beautiful smile on her 8-day odyssey through Canada? Want to catch Will’s every last handshake?  Absolutely need to know the royals’ every single wardrobe change from Ottawa on through to Calgary?  Then … Continue reading →

If you’ve read the 30 Stops in 30 Weeks blog previously, it’s pretty apparent that I love Stanley Park. With 1000 acres to explore, many a wonderful afternoon can be spent exploring Vancouver’s #1 attraction. What you haven’t read yet, … Continue reading →