Ladies and gentlemen, as we find ourselves coming to the end of another school year, we find ourselves (or at least I know I do) hovering towards the comfiest clothes in our closet. Your most fashionable friends start to downward spiral towards a uniform revolving around sweat pants, yoga pants,Look of the Week - Exam Gear
Now, I can’t be the only minor that’s disappointed whenever they discover that a musician they like is playing a show in the Lower Mainland, only to realize that it’s at a 19+ venue. It’s frustrating. Sure, we have The Vogue and a couple smaller places, but when an out-of-townThe Woes of the Underage Concert Goer
The Vancouver Sun's Tara Carman published a series of articles earlier this year revolving loneliness in Vancouver. Through her research and interviews, we find that Vancouver is known to be a place of superficial relationships and insincerity. It’s easy to "feel" connection and belonging in the moment, but does thatWhy So Lonely? - Youth Loneliness in Vancouver
I was lucky enough to score an invitation to The Langara Business Association’s (LBA) 3rd Annual AWEAR Charity Fashion Show on March 27th, 2012. The event was already in full swing when I arrived, and was quickly swept into the beautifully decorated show room. The event, hosted in part by TheAWEAR Charity Fashion Show
Young Pacific is a 4-piece outfit hailing from Coquitlam, B.C. and is a band who continues to bring their own brand of West Coast indie-pop distinctly popular around the Vancouver area. The band first formed in 2009 with Mike Holden, Djavin Bowen, and Mike Noble who took cues from musicalArtist Profile: Young Pacific
Event: The World Kindness Concert's Pass It On Campaign
When/Where: November 2nd, 2012 from 11:30-12:00pm at the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery
Leading up to the 12th Annual World Kindness Concert is a kick-off campaign called PASS IT ON. At this event, 50 yellow umbrellas will be passed out to attendees.
TheThe World Kindness Concert presents the Pass It On Campaign
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