Make It is a non-traditional craft market devoted to fostering creativity, connection, and conscious shopping. In this three-part interview series, we asked Make It vendors about creativity, inspiration, and all things maker. This week, we talked to Lia Padgett, owner of the deliciously natural Thirsty Whale Elixirs.
Read MoreNana Heed checks out "So You Want to Be a Writer?", a free film and TV writing workshop presented by Vancouver Film School. The workshop is one of a the six Why Story Matters lectures that run from now until May 28.
Read MoreWhen the people in your life think your only skill is killing, eventually you start to believe them. The events of George F. Walker’s comedy, Dead Metaphor, are what comes next.
Read MoreThere are a number of platforms across Canada that publish queer and women’s voices, so why a platform specifically for queer women?
Vici Johnstone's response to this question was met with cheers and hoots from the crowd: “Being included in the party is not the same as having your own party.”
Read MoreMake It is a non-traditional craft market devoted to fostering creativity, connection, and conscious shopping. In this three-part interview series, we asked Make It vendors about creativity, inspiration, and all things maker. First up is Ann Glauser, the creative force behind handmade jewelry line Blue Trimble.
Read MoreLocal bibliophiles Rod Clarke and Kim Koch tell Keagan Pearlette the story behind The Paper Hound, the bookshop they started together in downtown Vancouver.
Read More"Whenever someone suggests that I decide on an answer–I say, no, because this is the way it needs to be. In this day, in this hour, what does love mean to you?"
Read MoreOn the plus side, the choreography was nice, and the lead actress, Paige Fraser, was very good. She’s a zippy, talented physical comedian, and her earnest smile makes you want to believe what she’s selling.
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