May Event Round-Up
Looking for interesting events full of culture to attend this month? This list is the place to look for events across Canada that may tickle your fancy and stimulate your natural, musical, or artistic sense.
Hot Docs: Q&A with Damon Vignale
CanCulture's Badri Murali speaks with Damon Vignale, director of The Exhibition, about the making of his film, which follows painter Pamela Masik as she creates and tries to exhibit her artwork.
From Paris to Pokémon, Vancouver artist inspired by life experience
Barely out of college, Vancouverite Marisa Seguin is already turning her artistic passion into a promising career in the United States. Using the infographic, go behind the scenes on the creation of "Vancouver" from her Here & There series.
Top Chef Canada winner brings French-style cuisine to Vancouver
The clean and organized culinary style that won Dale MacKay the title of first Canadian Top Chef is a hit with guests at his upscale restaurant ensemble in downtown Vancouver.
Vancouver is more than hockey
I arrived in Vancouver two weeks after the riots, unsure of how much the city had recovered. Would there be more police? Clearance sales on Canucks gear? Remnants of debris? I took a bus tour to find out.
Urban Beekeeping in Vancouver
Boxed hives used for urban beekeeping can contain between 40,000-60,000 bees.
Bands to Watch in 2011: The Ruffled Feathers
Trumpeter Andrew Lee, 22, noted that it's the band’s ability to blend the outrageous with the relatable that makes them special — the topics of their lyrics range from love to revolution and the Soviet Union.
A week in headlines
"SlutWalk coming to Vancouver in May" and more in this week's headlines. Photo by Pedro Vasconcellos
