The Vanmag Guide to Fostering a Pet in Vancouver
Expert recommendations for caring for your new (temporary) furry friend.
Expert recommendations for caring for your new (temporary) furry friend.
Furniture, textiles, art, ceramics, wallpaper and more goods for your home.
Face it—supporting local brands is as beautiful as it gets.
How to get the most meat from your $200 ticket... and the ten restaurants we're most excited for at the 2025 food fest.
These Vancouver-made sauces, spreads, spices and more are flavourful sidekicks to amp up your next home-cooked meal.
Local florists share all the dirt on choosing and caring for long-lasting local flowers.
Up your style game, sustainably, thanks to tips from local experts.
A roundup of excellent gifts for the men in your life (no wallets, we're not amateurs).
Excellent gifts for beefing up that inheritance good will. Just kidding. Mostly.
Swiftie-themed events in Vancouver to drown your Ticketmaster sorrows in.
Concert tickets, glassblowing classes, wine tours and more ideas for Vancouver experience gifts.
How those little guilty-pleasure, made-for-TV movies get made—and become major players in B.C.’s film economy in the process.
Miranda Sam brings petite style to new heights with Shortlisted’s matching sets.
Familiar flavours, delivered in a surprising package.
The Vancouver-based fashion brand brings South Asian culture to the luxury streetwear scene.
A drag artist’s peaceful preparation space leaves the chaos of the stage behind.
The Richmond Night Market is famous for delicious, indulgent and out-of-this-world eats—here's our 2024 review.
Artist Carson Ting’s West End condo is a vibrant, creative happy place.
If you're looking for a dog-friendly pizzeria patio to bring your Italian Greyhound to, you've come to the right place.
Lactose intolerators, I got you: here are the best ice cream shops in Vancouver with delicious dairy-free options.
Our monthly fresh sheet uncovering the city’s newest restaurants.
The oysters here are great too, of course... but this pasta dish is where it's at.
Our former managing editor shares how she and her now-husband threw a creative celebration of love over a decade in the making.
Now serving: the greatest food delivery options for Vancouver parks.
Vintage, consignment and thrift stores are popping up all over the city: here are some fresh spots for one-of-a-kind clothing.
Sun-soaked weather calls for casual food truck fare, cans of wine at the beach, happy hour patio hangouts and all the al fresco eating and drinking we can handle.
Sun's out, sunnies out: time to stock up on locally sourced shades for lazy beach days.
Beers, hard iced teas, vodka sodas and more Vancouver-born drinks to fuel your next beach day.
Relive your summer camp glory days crafting, hiking, swimming and more at Bad Summer Camp, June 14 to 16.
Mameyo Goods’ leather works are made with a sentimentality and soul that’s meant to be shared.
And we're comparing the rankings to our own awards, because we love to make everything about us.
Shira Blustein announced the news while accepting The Acorn's Best Vegan/Vegetarian award at the Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards.
You don’t need to take a lesson to paddleboard in Squamish... but you should.
The new Via Tevere will open in the former Grano space in May 2024.
Let's support local, ethical, slow fashion... now and forever.
Fanny Bay Oyster Bar will be fully open on Cambie later this week, but we're not being shellfish with our first-look pics.
Vancouver-made, Aussie-inspired matching sets for the eco-conscious minimalist.
If you're hitting up Bravo for dinner, this delicate, buttery fish dish needs to be part of your order
The Savio Volpe team just announced that it's "carefree cousin" restaurant is opening this week.
A trio of new rooms worth exploring: Dovetail, Kapow and Sula.
Bright and soothing, the Tamaly Shop's birria classica is as cozy as your grandmother's kitchen.
When you're feeling bad, reach for the (baked) good(s).
Amy Herndon of Ization Studio is squiggling sustainably.
Local handmade apparel brand Givers and Takers is suiting up to impress.
Jacob will retire in the spring, and Le Crocodile by Rob Feenie will open in May 2024.
Meo comes from the teams behind Bao Bei and Kissa Tanto... so yeah, we're freaking out about it.
The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down is hosted by Schitt's Creek star (and Vancouver local) Jennifer Robertson.
I have beef with this new Yaletown restaurant. In a good way.
All my love to Reneé Rapp, but this incredible musical is only in Vancouver until the end of the week.
The renovated Vancouver space offer facials, massage and book-a-bath services for a DIY spa day.
Not sure where to start for Dine Out Vancouver 2024? I'll be your guide.
Meat falls off the bone at this new Lebanese restaurant on West 4th.
Are those glowy orange fitness studios all over the city worth the hype?
Author Tami Wong drew on her own experience with alopecia when writing the picture book.
It's go time. Here are the best gifts and where to find them when you're last-minute holiday shopping in Vancouver in 2023.
Earth-friendly Vancouver gift ideas for everyone on your list (including your dog, who has four eco-footprints).
What does power in Vancouver mean to you? Answer our quick, anonymous survey.
We all know someone who just needs to relax. Here's what to get 'em for the holidays.
This is the tab to leave open on your partner's computer "by accident."
Will Santa put you on the naughty list for being unoriginal?
A photographer and a food writer embark on an omakase odyssey through Vancouver’s top Japanese restaurants.
Shop clothing, jewellery, food and more from Indigenous-owned businesses in and around Vancouver this holiday season.
Last year's Herschel warehouse sale was actually pretty great, so they've likely got the 2024 event in the bag.
Atelier Solana’s modern crocheted fashion represents a new generation of knitwear.
Taking place November 20 to 25, this year's Indigenous Fashion Week is runway ready to inspire a movement.
Sorry, Big Umbrella: this famously rainy city has fallen out of love.
Cold snaps and atmospheric rivers be damned.
How many Vancouverites actually carry umbrellas? Complete this poll and help us determine the answer.
An unlikely oasis is waiting to be discovered in a Fraser Valley golf resort.
Snowmobiling in Whistler is peak awesome (even if you get cold feet).
The latest travel tech, fashion and skincare to make prepping for your next trip a breeze.
A new hotel—Versante—just outside of Vancouver takes a big, beautiful design risk.
From old-school faves to the freshest modern menus, here are five awesome Gibsons-area restaurants to check off your Sunshine Coast to-do list.
Foodies and outdoor enthusiasts, take note: this 48-hour Jasper itinerary is a foolproof wintery agenda—the cold never bothered you anyway, right?
Here's your stacked guide to the best between-bread eats in Vancouver.
The duo behind Mount Pleasant’s Formation Studio is working to bring Vancouverites together on and off the dance floor.
Eight ways to have a good time on a dime.
The new Italian restaurant, Elio Volpe, comes from the crew behind Osteria Savio Volpe, Caffè La Tana and Pepino’s Spaghetti House.
We're now offering free print subscriptions for Canadian residents—mailed right to your door.
The jewellery designer behind Scandinazn makes a bold statement and a small footprint.
Incredible Lego, handmade furniture and sentimental menus highlight the Maenam chef's living room.
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We asked, you answered: here is a definitive ranking of the best beaches in Vancouver.
Weigh in on your favourite Vancouver beaches.
For those prone to overheating, irritation or just generally not prioritizing sleep, Seray is an innovative pyjama solution.
Three witches weren’t enough: this summer, Shakespeare’s famous play-that-must-not-be-named is bringing goblins to the Vancouver stage.
Once the big stuff is set, it's time to add the wow-factor. The wedding planners at Vancouver-based Sweetheart Events share top trends for 2023 and beyond.
This crab takes the cake.
On August 5 and 6, the Vancouver Coalition of Graffiti Writers is hosting its first Graffiti Jam.
These Vancouver patios are serving up amazing panoramic views of the ocean and cityscape (to go with your cocktail).
The Michelin-recommended restaurant is doing vegetables spectacularly.
Vancouver-based Otto Studio masters the art of renter-friendly fabulousness.
This is my new favourite happy-hour deal.
Ahead of the annual late-October announcement, 10 more restaurants have been recommended.
This new downtown ice cream shop offers flavours like avocado, rosewater and ashta.
Hateful flyers, threatening messages and a supposed anti-drag-camp rally have forced the organizers at Carousel Theatre for Young People to ask for help.
Meowfest is asking Vancouverites to save their cat's hair to contribute to the record-breaking furball.
The annual Fresh Roots Schoolyard Harvest Dinner is July 6—get tickets now or miss your chance.
Local artist Mikayla Hong (otherwise known as Artbedo) creates beautiful illustrations of iconic Vancouver buildings.
The jeans are sold at a standard length, so you can trim them to size.
The new St. Regis location is serving up some real beauties.
The owner of Dunbar's Sweet Something bakery awoke to surprising security cam footage on Friday morning.
Celebrate Asian Heritage Month with a multi-course dinner and wine pairings on May 25.
Published on Main, St. Lawrence and AnnaLena all break the top 10.
For foodies, families and fruit-lovers, here's your guide to the best of the Okanagan for a farm-fresh summer escape.
For meat-free magic, head to Mount Pleasant: these are some of the best vegetarian restaurants in Vancouver.
The all-you-can-eat, all-you-can-drink fest requires serious strategy: here's some valuable advice.
And big names are taking notice.
Organized by neighbourhood, for your consideration.
From the masterminds of Potluck Hawker Eatery, Street Hawker is opening in late spring 2023.
Shop your way to a relaxed state of mind.
The new Gastown restaurant is serving some strange and spectacular pies.
The eruption-inspired roll from this vegan Yaletown restaurant is a pretty spectacular example of how awesome plant-based dining can be.
Ever had a mochi cheese bagel? You can at Wa-Bagel, opening in downtown Vancouver in late spring 2023.
Vancouver-based hip hop/rap and soul artist Missy D makes music for all ages (and in two languages).
A real live bunny selects Easter chocolates in "Bunny's Choice."
Wa! Curry comes from the team behind Minami and Miku, and is opening in mid-March 2023.
Vegans, take note: the Burnaby-based company has just invested millions of dollars in new fermentation technology.
Mishmish, located at Fraser and 19th, is expected to open later this year.
Tawnshi's beautiful charcuterie boxes come with a QR code guide to each element.
The new restaurant’s ‘60s-inspired digs are set to open in early March.
See comedian Sasha Mark at Just for Laughs Northwest on February 22.
Sorry, Cupid: according to a quick Instagram poll, there's not much V-Day excitement this year.
A dreamy day trip to the Valley, no sunshine required.
What are the biggest red flags for dating in Vancouver?
A list of dos and don'ts for a modern, romantic, non-sucky Valentine's day.
Nikkei, I'm talking to you: go see this play at the Arts Club before February 12.
Wildlight opens in West Point Grey in February—get your salmon pastrami and smoked albacore tataki here.
I'm sorry, whiskey purists. And on another level, I'm not sorry at all.
A month after the Vancouver Arc'teryx flagship opens, Adidas brings a new 'Ter to town.
There’s a dynamic community of artists behind Taikan Everything’s minimal wares: think design by DJs.
Vancouverite Amy Goodmurphy shares everything you need to know about The Holiday Sitter.
A stunning snack for on-the-go.
From classic meal kits to $400 personal chef creations.
The plague years of AIDS in Vancouver’s West End are spotlighted on stage this winter.
Using self-tanner can be risky—here's all the facts on Saltyface.
The best gifts for pets in 2022, from Vancouver and beyond.
The ultimate antidote to a freezing Vancouver day (and a longing for summer street food).
New West-based skater Cole Stanbra takes the stage in Disney on Ice's latest show, Road Trip Adventures.
A plucky pair of adventurers prove that you can do Tofino in a weekend—but stay longer if you can.
B.C.’s billion-dollar wine world might seem cutthroat, but in the South Okanagan, the grape grower hath no wrath.
Learning about the land via high-tech museum experiences and high-flying float plane tours.
Where to get your pizza, cocktails, Turkish food and edible souvenirs in Penticton.
Lunch Bar is serving up sandwiches and stew, and is brought to you by the team at Kafka's coffee.
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Clothing, homewares, bath and body care and more from Indigenous-owned businesses based in Vancouver.
18% of respondents said they never floss, and 29% pee in the shower “basically every time.”
The owner of a local chocolate-dipped strawberry store says many of her customers are buying for themselves. Are y’all okay?
Crowded, chaotic perfection: an ode to Persia Foods, the greatest (and most affordable) grocer in the city.
The new Asian gastropub will feature kimchi calamari, spicy Dan Dan chicken wings and more. And no, it's not Star Wars-themed.
How Michelin’s recognition has changed Burdock and Co—and more importantly, how it hasn’t.
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Melanie Auld is offering jewelry that’s permanently fitted to your wrist in seconds.
The new restaurant, coffee bar and mini-grocer comes from the team behind Published on Main and Bar Susu—so yeah, it's going to be good.
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Comparing a Vancouver-based waterproof sneaker brand to my usual rain boots.
This lawyer-turned-cartoonist is featured regularly in The New Yorker.
It's up to 75% off backpacks, luggage and accessories (we're anticipating a line).
Shion Skye Carter’s "Residuals" takes audiences back to her grandparents' home in Japan.
According to author La Carmina, the devil is in the details (and the history).
12 more earn "Bib Gourmand" status, and a total of 60 Vancouver restaurant recognized in Michelin's 2022 selection.
Our exclusive interview with the anonymous chief inspector for Vancouver’s Michelin Guide.
The old stationary bike experience can’t come to the phone right now.
A luxurious hotel, revolving cocktail lounge and Korean/Mexican fusion—plus the best new design shops.
Raincouver's getting its first waterproof sneaker store.
It's the newest spot for Pacific Northwest fare: think wagyu ribeye, crab gnocchi and flaming cheesecake.
Local designer Evan Clayton’s Inferno is not your average runway show.
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But TBH, this new hard seltzer doesn’t really taste like sake.
Mineral undies from Vancouver-based Huha are basics that battle bacteria.
40% of the almost 900 individuals surveyed had had sex in public—here's where.
Stream it now and see how many Vancouver landmarks you can spot.
Binge the series in time for the September 4 finale.
The crowdfunded library is set to open in Chinatown September 2.
Field and Forest’s custom technical gear has local bikes dressed their best.
A first look inside Chef Angus An’s latest room, which opened September 6.
The Granville Flea is August 21 in Olympic Village (don’t get confused).
It’s like Wonka’s, minus the disappearing children.
Think fanny packs, “rad pants” and colourblocked fleece.
Gorgeous homewares, clever stationary and adorable socks await.
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The Vancouver store offers a different gold necklace for every sign.
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Read on for the best bikinis, trunks and children’s suits to check out this summer.
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The brand’s latest collab with resale platform Grailed takes on soccer in style.
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Camping freaks, be prepared: the Fresh Air jumpsuit drops tomorrow.
Eat charcoal hummus! Think of the children!
Collaborators include Downlow, Juke, Top Rope Birria and Published.
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Uncle Abe’s on Main Street is taking “Yappy Hour” seriously starting June 12.
Published wins it all, and 18 other local restaurants made the list.
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Hard wax (and genderless booking) is a game changer at this new Kitsilano wax bar.
Ramen, gelato, seafood towers, fried chicken... enough said.
Four twentysomethings move into a hundred-year-old basement suite in Kitsilano. Chaos ensues. Also, friendship.
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Confessions of a gutless waffle-hater.
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Smash and Tess's usually-$130 rompers are on for 40 bucks.
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The Minors as Agents Program sends underage teens into liquor stores, restaurants and pot shops to test the folks selling it. But after leaving the program, one participant has mixed feelings.
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These bright and bold wares won’t fade into the background.
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The local size-inclusive brand's $200-plus jeans will be as low as $20.
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Self-care essentials whipped up locally. Any complaints, anti-maskers?
It's freezing. Warm up with these fresh and heat-and-serve patties.
For this electrician-turned-artist, life is full of light-bulb moments.
Awl Together is giving local leather goods—and the entire industry—a fresh look.
The best gifts, giftable experiences and places to eat while you shop in Gastown and Chinatown in 2021.
The best gifts, giftable experiences and places to eat while you shop in Kitsilano in 2021.
Pour one out for Superflux Cabana, an ocean away.
Warning: graphic content. (Get it?)
A sneak peek inside this collab between Lock and Mortice and Matthew McCormick Studio.
There's the run-of-the-mill flour and oatmeal, but also chilli dried mangoes, local honey and kombucha on tap.
A long title, but the good kind of mouthful.
I'll never eat salsa again.
You can actually see the folks making clothes thanks to an open-concept retail/factory space.
Londre Bodywear turns recycled plastic bottles into stylish swimwear—no filter needed.
Bring on the pasta, pizza and sandwiches—we’re welcoming the summer of carbs.
Splish splash it's the sustainable path.
Like pugs and your baby (yes, YOUR baby) they’re so off-putting it’s cute.
20+ takeout options, including BBQ kits and ready-to-eat feasts from Vancouver favourites.
Vancouverites can try on these Montreal-designed mules from June 9 to 13.
It’s hard to tell the fabulous from the fearmongering when it comes to this stuff.
Decade Studio’s expanded sizing makes good jeans more accessible.
We think you'll love this dance show on a side of a building, but maybe we're just projecting.
Non-beer alcohol that isn’t carbonated or sickeningly sweet? Yes please.
I want to look amazing with zero effort. Is that so bad?
We asked for your favourite patio-less restaurants—here are the spots that could really use your takeout money.
Michella Domo's work is so metal.
Your takeout to-do list of restaurants that have just opened (and just re-opened).
Pretty tempting picks, even though I've got nowhere to go and nothing to do.
Here’s how to make sure your eco-friendly finds are legit.
Seriously don't buy me these things. I'm serious. Seriously.
The new downtown store features only the cleanest of cosmetics.
For those relatives giving you a hard time about, you know, listening to healthcare professionals.
Fun finds with a coastal feel for folks who love the motion of the ocean.
City-inspired picks for holiday homebodies. (So, yeah, pretty much everyone on your list.)
This bungalow reno pairs pieces from Ikea with luxe high-end furnishings.
Takeout dim sum is the ultimate risk with the ultimate payoff.
Footwear picks for the cherished moments we get to spend outdoors.
Buck up, pal, or eat a PB & J oyster (that's a threat).
Poplin and Co.’s cheery prints are doing a little extra good.
Copycats beware—LOVEY is verifiably genuine (and extremely stylish).
The summer edition of Dine Out is on until September 21.
Cracking open a cold one with a man of few words.
Introducing the stylish picks we've got our eye on.
These makers truly think outside the box—here are the finalists that defy categorization.
We're especially grateful this year for the makers who turn our homes into our happy places.
Hot tips from an expert at Stripped Wax Bar.
Coho Collective launched an online store yesterday, so you can still buy local from a safe distance.
Non-Gender Specific's serum is my newest weapon in the war on never growing up.
Ribbed, for her pleasure.
Because unfortunately you can't gift-wrap a good, hard look in the mirror.
And unlike other undergarment stores, it's not just for angels.
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Railtown is home to some of our city's most revered restaurants—and most marginalized residents.
In fact, there's not mushroom for improvement.
It's so pretty I could cry.
The seventh brick-and-mortar location was a mistake.
Like the famed Charlie, we got a look inside a local fantastical factory and answered all the important questions like "How are bubble bars made?" and "Is Lush a Cult?"
This Vancouver-based brand makes sleek luggage you can get a little rough with.
Marimekko's new streetwear line is bold, bright, unisex—and available in Vancouver.
Get tips on designing award-winning kicks at this Vancouver workshop.
This week, I'm investigating three of Saje's sleep-focused diffuser blends—and yes, my job is very hard.
I tried a dozen PNE Fair foods, and yes, I am very proud of myself, thank you very much.
The words “West Vancouver” may induce a groan of recognition from commuters, but the lush forests and picturesque views in this swanky suburb are more than worth the trip.
Roque's delicate pieces are simple, sophisticated and sustainable.
A behind-the-seams scoop from the B.C. fashionistas who will be walking the runway at VFW.
Straight-up girl power fuels this boozy event.
If you want something done right, design it yourself.
We call this the ultimate win-win.
Blind date? Double date? Hate your date? Find a reservation for any situation.
These monthly Taco Thursdays might just be the sickest collab of 2018.