Dana's Vancouver Blog April 2008 Archive

This week the Vancouver Opera offers opera lovers--and everyone else--a real treat: Puccini's La Bohème. Puccini’s masterpiece is one of the most popular operas of all time. It was ... Read More

In honor of this week's Earth Day--and the continuing festivities--why not make it a green-themed weekend? Check out these top picks for going green (eco-wise and color-wise) for April 26 ... Read More

Whether you’re a master gardener or just a beginner, a cook who wants to use fresh herbs or an apartment dweller looking for the perfect plant to fit that empty ... Read More

Ready to get down and dirty—literally--and really celebrate Earth Day? Then grab your friends, family, kids and gardening gloves and join the 3,000+ crowd heading to Jericho Beach for the ... Read More

Get out and enjoy these top picks for Vancouver events for the weekend of April 17 – 20. The Vancouver Sun Run Canada’s largest community 10K run is a rite of passage ... Read More

Every year Vancouver blossoms with 36,000 blooming Japanese cherry trees and the city celebrates with the annual Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival. The Festival ends this weekend with Bike the Blossoms on ... Read More

Friday, April 11 kicks off the annual TELUS World Ski & Snowboard Festival (TWSSF) in Whistler, BC: 10 days and 10 nights of North America’s biggest annual snow sport and ... Read More

There’s a lot of great music happening in and around Vancouver this week, but Sonic Boom 2008 presents a particularly unique treat. This annual festival presents new music from a ... Read More

Vancouver is famous for its international cuisine. We have every type of Asian food imaginable, plenty of four-star seafood restaurants, Russian pierogi in every deli, and home made pâté ... Read More