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161 posts2026-March Brain Dump
Bookmarks from March 2026
Read postPCB Metro maps retrospective
Retrospective of the Vancouver skytrain and Washinton Metro PCB maps
Read postIdea 100 - Lavender Farm
Plans for a Gulf Islands lavender farm with distillery, beehives, chickens, and a hillside field for retirement.
Read postIdea 085 - Carved wooden postcards
Sending a Baltic birch plywood postcard via the Canadian post of every mammal in BC
Read postIdea 082 - Classic video games maps posters
A poster of level maps for classic 80s and 90s video games nostalgia
Read postIdea 076 - The Vancouver Tone
Give Vancouver its own unique tone by installing wind chime like devices in the trees across the city
Read postIdea 063 - RootedIn
A generated a social media platform for trees in a city
Read postIdea 058 - In a million parts
A series of small artworks, one per quotable line from a book, movie, or album, built and shared on a steady schedule.
Read postIdea 052 - Landscape Table
A coffee table with a CNC topographical map with contour and elevation lines
Read postIdea 024 - Call to Adventure
A mystery letter is delivered filled with puzzles that need to be solved in order to give directions to a meeting place for the start of an adventure.
Read postIdea 022 - Translink map PCB
A live interactive translink metro map of Vancouver using LEDs on a PCB
Read postIdea 020 - Many styles of Vancouver
A photo of Vancouver’s skyline with each building painted over in a different artistic style
Read postIdea 003 - PCB Art of Every Mammal in BC
A series of PCB art badges, one for each of the 130 mammals in BC, with LED eyes and an SAO connector for an art show display.
Read postFlockingAI - Eastside Culture Crawl 2022 post mortem
Post mortem from showing the Flocking AI bird gallery at Maker Labs during Eastside Culture Crawl 2022: pitch, sales, and what to fix.
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Year in review 2021
Year in review 2021: 31,893 bird photos, 363 species, moving from Vancouver to Burnaby, and a year of working from home stats.
Read postBirding in Vancouver
Beginner birding resources for Vancouver: intro videos, local birding sites, and notes from making the Birds of Play card deck.
Read postDo not buy from Dell
Why I will not buy from Dell again: a saga of failed cancellations, lost rewards, wrong shipping addresses, and useless chat support.
Read postPanels - Stained glass windows project
Walkthrough of every panel in the digital stained glass window series: beehive, mountains, stars, hexagon weave, heart, sun, and more.
Read postDigital stained glass workshop
A workshop at MakerLabs Vancouver where attendees design a 9x9 inch illuminated stained glass window with WS2811 LEDs and CNC-cut foam.
Read postMay 2018 brain dump
May 2018 grab bag of links: pen plotters, ESPEasy firmware, the TWANG dungeon crawler, and a wooden lego planter.
Read postVancouver Maker Faire 2017
What I brought to Vancouver Maker Faire 2017: the LED Pillar rhythm game, laser kaleidoscope, fox mask, thunderstorm cloud, and more.
Read postNotes from May 2017
May 2017 links: ESP32 sniffers, a giant laser-cut Bulbasaur, an 8-bit computer from scratch, Big Poop Data, and the BLACK 2.0 paint.
Read postEarthquake Kits for Vancouver
What I put in my Vancouver earthquake kit for under $30, parts list, and the personal items I tell people to add themselves.
Read postRenting to the vancouver hackspace
Notes for any landlord considering renting to Vancouver Hackspace: unpermitted electrical, absentee board, garbage, fumes, missed rent.
Read postNotes from March 2017
March 2017 links: a laser kaleidoscope, Lixie nixie alternatives, Vancouver crime maps, Eruv wires above Manhattan, and PBF comics.
Read postWood working in vancouver
Where to do woodworking in Vancouver: rentable shops, intro courses at the Round House and Maker Labs, plus where to buy wood and tools.
Read post3D printing in vancouver
A guide to 3D printing in Vancouver: where to get prints done, what printer to buy, where to find models, and which shop to skip.
Read postNotes from February 2017
February 2017 links: laser-cut art from 1000 Errors, paper beetle kits, Mongoose OS, the USB Killer V3, and the CIA cartography map drops.
Read postMushroom growing kit and automation
Growing an oyster mushroom kit and over-engineering it with an ESP8266, DS18B20 sensors, MQTT, and Twilio alerts.
Read postCNC Zen Garden - Vancouver Maker Faire 2016 Post Mortem
Post mortem of the CNC zen garden at Vancouver Mini Maker Faire 2016: shorts, skipped steps, and fixes that worked.
Read postDay 69 - Installing fairy door two
A photo set of bad spots where fairy doors do not work, the counterpoint to the good locations post.
Read postDay 68 - Installing fairy door
A photo set of good spots around Vancouver to install tiny magic fairy doors.
Read postLaser cut spray paint stencils
Cutting spray paint stencils on the VHS laser cutter in 15 minutes instead of 2-3 hours by hand, including Cthulhu and Hypnotoad.
Read postLife tracking Jan 2014
January 2014 self-tracking dump: RescueTime hours, Moves step counts, Google location maps, BC Hydro usage, and sleep stats.
Read postLife tracking Dec 2013
December 2013 life-tracking dump: app usage, Vancouver movement map, steps, sleep, house temperature, and BC Hydro use.
Read postIntro to Making Puppets workshop on Saturday, December 7, 2013
Intro to Making Puppets workshop at VHS on December 7, 2013: finger, sock, sock-monkey, and muppet-style builds.
Read postHow a Greyhound employee stole alcohol from my checked luggage.
Open letter to Greyhound after a Seattle baggage checker confiscated two bottles of 12-year scotch from my checked luggage.
Read postIntroduction to Home automation with the Raspberry Pi - Sunday November 24th 2013
VHS workshop on Raspberry Pi home automation: read temperature, motion, and door sensors, log them, and switch relays.
Read postStar-wars engraving with a laser cutter
Star Wars scenes etched into wood on the VHS laser cutter as a birthday gift for a friend.
Read postGetting started with Raspberry PI - Wednesday Sep 11th, 2013 @VHS
Intro to Raspberry Pi night at VHS: install the OS, SSH in, blink an LED from Python using the GPIO pins.
Read postThe Giant Claw Game! - Time Lapes
Time-lapse video of the Giant Claw Game being assembled at VHS.
Read postThe Giant Claw Game! - Problems
Status check on the Giant Claw one week before Maker Faire: claw and joystick done, gantry pulleys still slipping.
Read postBreaker Faire - May 25th 10am-5pm
Breaker Faire at VHS on May 25, 2013: smash a car, eat pancakes, play the giant claw game, proceeds to Vancouver Mini Maker Faire.
Read postThe Giant Claw Game! - The Controls System
Fighting mismatched salvaged drill motors, undersized L298 drivers, and slippery pulleys to get the claw gantry moving.
Read postThe Giant Claw Game! - Controller
Laser-cut controller box for the Giant Claw Game with an arcade joystick, a fire button, and an RJ45 pigtail.
Read postThe Giant Claw Game! - Vancouver Maker Faire 2013 project
Kicking off a giant claw crane game for Vancouver Maker Faire 2013, with research notes on cable rigs and XY tables.
Read postRaspberryPI - Find the MAC address and change the host name
How to find your Raspberry Pi's MAC address and rename its hostname so you can pick it out on a shared network.
Read postSpace ship mobile
A laser-cut spaceship mobile made at VHS as a baby gift, with painted rings and pre-cut string holes.
Read postRaspberry PI and the GPIO pins
Setting up a Raspberry Pi headless, wiring the GPIO pins to an LED and a magnetic door switch, and pushing readings to COSM.
Read postBoard members on B.C. Liquor Control and Licensing Branch (LCLB)
Asking the BC Liquor Control and Licensing Branch who sets their policy, and what they wrote back.
Read postWorking with Open Data, Maps and data.gov.bc.ca
Building a bathymetric map of the Salish Sea in TileMill from BC and US open data, planned as stacked plywood layers.
Read post2013 Goals and Resolutions
Goals for 2013: weekly blog posts, 300 geocaches, learn Rails, build a card game, and add more home sensors.
Read postLasers and Vancouver OpenData
A laser-cut wooden map of Vancouver's roads and parks made from TileMill and city open data.
Read postThis has been a great year.
Year-end notes on VHS hitting 110 members, board work, Maker Faire prep, and house hunting in Vancouver.
Read postVHS Lighting Talk Challenge coins - Super Happy Hacker House
Laser-cut acrylic challenge coins for VHS members who give a lightning talk at Super Happy Hacker House.
Read postProgramming Competition Prisoners Dilemma
A Prisoner's Dilemma tournament in C with bots like Snitch, Copy Cat, and Forgives, built for a VHS hack night.
Read postMaking of Timelapes - Tender Threads €” Bloodshots Canada 2012
Timelapse of building the puppets and sets for our Tender Threads entry in Bloodshots Canada 2012.
Read postVHS raven cache
My first geocache, a magnetic waterproof box hidden in a crow-mural alley near the Vancouver Hackspace.
Read postTender Threads -- Bloodshots Canada 2012
Team Failure's puppet horror short Tender Threads, made in 48 hours for the Bloodshots Canada 2012 competition.
Read postThe 9th Annual Hot One Inch Action - Teeth
Accepted into the 9th Annual Hot One Inch Action in Vancouver with a button design called Teeth, shown at Hot Art Wet City.
Read postGeo Caching with Wooden nickles
Trying to seed laser-cut wooden nickel geocoins across New York and Toronto caches, with mixed results and a stop at Adventure Box.
Read postFirst test of making GeoCoins with the laser cuter
First laser-cutter tests for homemade geocoins at VHS, with acrylic QR codes failing and wooden nickels reading just fine.
Read postThing tracking system and GeoCaching
Building my own thing-tracking web app to use on laser-cut geocoins after the official GeoCaching tracking codes priced me out.
Read postI got a RaspberryPI (a few months ago)
First impressions of the Raspberry Pi a few months after getting it, plus thoughts on the 35 dollar price point and case options.
Read postLook what I made - Compass table
A Vancouver Maker Faire build using a thrift store table, two sheets of acrylic, and 1000 ten-cent compasses from Alibaba.
Read postLook what I made - Acrylic chess set
An acrylic chess set cut on the new VHS laser cutter from a Thingiverse design, my first laser cutter project.
Read postTranslink sucks in Vancouver
Complaint number 25 to TransLink this year after the 2568 bus rolled past stop 58125 with riders waving at it.
Read postRental Guide are bad people, and suck.
A warning about Vancouver's Rental Guide, who advertise fake listings and sell a craigslist-rescraping service.
Read postHow do you talk to someone over a common, instant message client (Gtalk, MSN) securely, with encryption
How to set up Pidgin with the Off the Record plugin to hold encrypted, verified chats over MSN or Gtalk.
Read postVancouver Maker Faire - Call for Makers
Vancouver Maker Faire opens its call for makers, with 48,000 square feet at the PNE Forum on June 23 and 24.
Read postMaking a Gear Heart
An eight-hour MakerBot print of a multi-gear heart for a friend's birthday, made at Vancouver Hackspace.
Read postMaking puppets
A first attempt at sock puppets made with friends at Vancouver Hackspace as a warm-up for Muppet-style builds.
Read postVancouver floating dining room using plastic 2-Liter bottles
A floating dining room built on 1,672 plastic 2-liter bottles and reclaimed pine for the School of Fish Foundation.
Read postCrowdfund the Rygo
A crowdfunding push for the Rygo, a Bathsheba Grossman sculpture aiming to be the biggest 3D print in North America.
Read postVancouver Scavenger Hunts
A walking and transit-only scavenger hunt list built for exploring Vancouver with friends and family.
Read postVancouver Mini Maker Faire 2011
Notes from Vancouver Mini Maker Faire 2011: sign posts, a spin-art box, the milk jug dragon, and the Mondo Spider.
Read postDriving from Vancouver to Burningman 2011
A Canon S90 timelapse of the drive from Vancouver to Burning Man 2011, one frame every 60 seconds.
Read postVancouver Mini Make Faire 2011 - Timelaps
A one-frame-per-minute timelapse of Vancouver Mini Maker Faire 2011 shot on a Canon S90.
Read postSpin Art - Vancouver Mini Maker Faire 2011
Rebuilt the giant spin art box with a belt drive and splash guard three days before Maker Faire, then ran out of paper by noon day two.
Read postSign Posts - Vancouver Mini Maker Faire 2011
150 hand-painted directional signs mounted on four posts for Vancouver Mini Maker Faire 2011.
Read postRGB LED POV Globe - Status update and mechanical issues
Twelve days before Maker Faire the 6-foot POV ring bent under stress, so the build shrank to a bicycle rim.
Read postStatus update May 12, 2011
May 2011 update covering a burned out spin art motor, a DC trip to HacDC, and progress on the POV globe.
Read postGiant spin art - Maker Faire 2011 Vancouver
A giant spin art box built in a weekend from a junkyard washing machine motor for Maker Faire Vancouver.
Read postUpcoming events for this summer
List of Vancouver events through spring 2011, ending with Mini Maker Faire on June 25-26.
Read postSuper Happy Hacker House 0E
An invite to Super Happy Hacker House 0E at Vancouver Hack Space on March 19, with lightning talks and project bring-alongs.
Read postRGB LED POV Globe - Research
Research notes for a 64 RGB LED persistence-of-vision globe big enough to stand inside, with shift registers and motor planning.
Read postSuper Happy Crafter House 1.0
A short time-lapse from Super Happy Crafter House 1.0, an open night for sewing, papercraft, soldering, and felting at VHS.
Read postStatus update Feb 15
Mid-February update: Ray Gun Revival launched, a Maker Faire spin-art rig in planning, and the outdoor sensor logging sunrises.
Read postWhat I did in 2010, Year end review
Year-end review of 2010: lockpicking, QR tags, GPS tracking, wheatpaste Marios around Vancouver, time-lapse videos, and SkyZoo.
Read postSolstice Lunar Eclipse! Dec 20th 2010
Plans to watch the Dec 20 2010 total lunar eclipse from Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver on winter solstice night.
Read postVPSN Stick it to the Streets, Vancouver Car free day 2010
Notes on VPSN's Stick It to the Streets, the East Van Chili Cook Off, and a timelapse from Vancouver Car Free Day 2010.
Read postFree fishing on fathers day weekend.
BC gives out free freshwater fishing licences for Father's Day weekend to get people into the sport.
Read postArduino Infrared, Blue Robot challenge, Burning man and superman
Working on the VHS Blue Robot IR beacon challenge, plus notes on WordPress 3.0, Burning Man, and upcoming Vancouver events.
Read postInteresting Friday
Friday roundup of Vancouver events, science talks, an Arduino-Android toolkit, and other links from the week.
Read postEvery Night Erotica
Vancouver-based Every Night Erotica online magazine opens submissions ahead of its May 1, 2010 launch.
Read postSuper Mario Medley by Tasty Animals
Tasty Animals playing a Super Mario medley at Nyala Restaurant in Vancouver, February 2010.
Read postWhat time is it
A PHP script that auto-generates 79,206 timezone-comparison pages for cities like Vancouver, Paris, and New York.
Read postAnti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement = BAD
A 2008 rant against ACTA and what it would mean for Canadian travellers, ripped CDs, and border laptop searches.
Read postTravel 4 km in just 3 hours, 41 minutes!
Google Transit launches for Vancouver via TransLink, and promptly routes a 4 km trip as six transfers in 3 hours 41 minutes.
Read postOrigami Masters Exhibition
Origami Masters Exhibition at the Pendulum Gallery in Vancouver, with work by 25 paperfolders from nine countries.
Read postBAXBEAR Release party Nov10 2007
BAXBEAR vinyl toy release party at EL Kartel on Robson Street, November 10th 2007.
Read postBoard Game design challenge
A board game design challenge happening in Vancouver, open to anyone who wants to prototype a game from scratch.
Read postHouse hunting in vancouver
A list of rental sites for hunting an apartment in Vancouver during the September crunch when vacancy sits under 1 percent.
Read postOK to talk to
Ordering an OK Social button for Vancouver, a wearable signal that says strangers are welcome to start a conversation.
Read postDel.icio.us bookmarks 2007-05-04 - 2007-05-15
Del.icio.us bookmarks 2007-05-04 - 2007-05-15
Read postDel.icio.us bookmarks 2007-04-24 - 2007-05-04
Weekly del.icio.us dump: RSS tips, a Vancouver clean-up event, the TeRK robot kit, and a WordPress theme generator.
Read postTwo foot James bond
A short video clip of a two-foot-nine James Bond impersonator, found via thevancouverite.com.
Read postThis Weeks Del.icio.us bookmarks 2007-04-24
Weekly del.icio.us link dump covering Paint.NET, freebase pancake photos, a DIY Digg button, and Vancouver oddities.
Read postVIVO Media arts - upcoming workshops
Picks from VIVO Media Arts' upcoming workshop list: circuit bending, reverse animation, and digital photography.
Read postThis Weeks Del.icio.us bookmarks 2007-04-20
Weekly del.icio.us bookmarks: the Digg button kit, room-colour psychology, Doktor Sleepless, Manhunt, and a CSS optimiser.
Read postThis Weeks Del.icio.us bookmarks 2007-04-17
Weekly del.icio.us bookmarks: a CSS optimiser, GVTV, Canada Post address rules, SIW, and the Vancouver Art Gallery.
Read postManhunt
Rules and meet-up info for Manhunt, a hide-and-seek game starting at Waterfront Station on April 25.
Read postReview - The End Cafe
A short review of The End Cafe on Commercial Drive: good live Spanish band, fun crowd, badly mixed Amaretto Sour.
Read postVancouver Public Library - Book sale
Dates and hours for the Vancouver Public Library's annual book sale, with paperbacks from 55 cents to $2.25.
Read postStephos Greek Taverna - The artificial line
A rant on why Stepho's and The Naam have permanent lineups, and the artificial-line effect that keeps them packed.
Read postThis Weeks Del.icio.us bookmarks 2007-04-09
Weekly del.icio.us bookmarks covering art, DIY electronics, Mobius chess, photo forgery detection, and a CSS list gallery.
Read postVancovuer report a crime online
Vancouver Police now take small-crime reports online for thefts under $5000 instead of the non-emergency phone line.
Read postVancouvers Restaurants review site - Dinehere.ca
A tiny utility that picks a random Vancouver restaurant on Dinehere.ca by rewriting the restaurant ID in the URL.
Read postWhat is there to do in Vancouver?
A long link dump of Vancouver event listings, restaurant review sites, and local blogs for finding something to do.
Read postCamilla dErrico - One of my favorite Vancouver artists
Notes on Vancouver artist Camilla d'Errico, her helmet-head paintings, and where to find her prints and gallery shows.
Read postThis Weeks Del.icio.us bookmarks 2007-04-02
Weekly del.icio.us dump on guitar stompboxes, an RGB mood lamp, ferrofluid Morpho Towers, Game of Life, and the Translink bus-stop hack.
Read postTranslink schedules via bus stop ID
Mytxt.ca let Vancouver riders text a bus stop number and get schedules back, until the running costs killed the SFU student project.
Read postThis Weeks Del.icio.us bookmarks 03/28/2007
Weekly del.icio.us dump covering a Van de Graaff generator, an LED sequence learner, GPS loggers, password crackers, and more.
Read postArroy-d - Best Thai in vancouver
Arroy-d on Cambie serves cheap Thai lunches under $6 with floor seating on pillows, worth the trip across town.
Read postDesign Competition - Board Game Design Challenge
A Vancouver IGDA board game design contest to build a 2-4 player tabletop game based on Robotron, Joust, or Space Invaders.
Read postVancouver (GVRD) Taxi Numbers
Phone numbers for the main Vancouver and GVRD cab companies, plus a note that drivers cannot refuse credit card payment.
Read postHouse Hunting in Vancouver
A list of Vancouver rental sites and tips for standing out when 50 other people are replying to the same Craigslist ad.
Read postThings to do in vancouver
A personal running list of Vancouver spots and events, from Treetops Adventure and La Casa Gelato to the Parade of Lost Souls.
Read postTool at GM place Review
Tool at GM Place opened with Stinkfist and closed with Vicarious, backed by projector visuals, rotating overhead light rings, and mirror-bounced lasers.
Read post1 Free Grande Iced Cap from Starbucks
Starbucks is giving away one free Grande Iced Cap per day with a printable coupon through September 30, 2006.
Read postDEEP COVE DAZE 2006
Deep Cove Daze on August 27 fills Panorama Park with local bands, a midway, martial arts demos, and a beer garden, free admission.
Read postPortobello West Fashion and Art Market
Portobello West opens August 27 at Plaza of Nations with up to 100 local clothing designers, jewelers, and potters, free to the public.
Read post5th Annual BURNABY LAKE ANTIQUES FAIR
The 5th Burnaby Lake Antiques Fair packs 250 tables of jewelry, furniture, pottery, books, and toys on August 26 and 27.
Read postCity Square Heritage Walks
John Atkin leads a two-hour Fairview Slopes heritage walk on August 26 starting at the City Square Mall food court for $10.
Read postHO-HAI-YAN TAIWANESE CULTURAL FESTIVAL
The Ho-Hai-Yan Taiwanese Cultural Festival runs September 2 to 4 at Plaza of Nations with dragon boat races, a cooking contest, and food fairs.
Read post2006 DESTINATION FUNNY SHORT FILM CONTEST
The 2006 Destination Funny Shorts contest accepts comedic films 3 to 15 minutes long for screening at the September 18 CanWest Comedyfest event.
Read postSummer Addiction Beach Party
Summer Addiction kicks off August 30 at Tonic Nightclub on Granville with a beach party set including tiki huts, palm trees, and a VIP raft lounge.
Read postLarch Market
Larch Market on August 26 is a one-day community bazaar in Kitsilano with artists, musicians, books, records, antiques, and clothing.
Read postVancouver Zombie Walk
The Vancouver Zombie Walk on August 19 starts at the VAG, rides SkyTrain to Main Street, and ends at Mountainview Cemetery and QE Park.
Read postThe fair at the PNE!
The 2006 PNE Fair at Hastings Park runs August 19 to September 5 with the Superdogs, motocross, the Prize Home, and fair food.
Read postCapilano Canyon Night Run (Midsummer)
A 90-minute night trail run through Capilano Canyon on August 19, with a guided group pace and a competitive category, capped at 50 runners.
Read postParks - Scavenger Hunt
A BC parks scavenger hunt running July 1 to August 15 with a checklist and a $250 MEC gift certificate for the prize draw.
Read postRed Bull Flugtag Vancouver
Red Bull Flugtag lands at Science World in False Creek on August 19, 2006 with homemade flying machines launched into the water.
Read post28th Annual Vancouver Pride Parade
The 28th Vancouver Pride Parade rolls down Beach Avenue on August 6 with 130 floats and an expected 185,000 spectators.
Read postWreck Beach
Wreck Beach is a 7.8 km stretch below UBC cliffs and Canada's first and largest legal clothing-optional beach.
Read postQueen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth Park sits at the highest point in Vancouver with 360 degree skyline views, gardens, and the Bloedel Conservatory.
Read postStanley Park
Stanley Park is Vancouver's first park, 400 hectares of cedar, hemlock, and fir near the downtown core.
Read postThe Grouse Grind
The Grouse Grind is a 2.9 km trail straight up Grouse Mountain, open daily 6am to 7:30pm with a $5 gondola ride back down.
Read postAnime Evolution 2006
Anime Evolution 2006 takes over SFU Burnaby August 19-21 with panels, cosplay contests, and 24-hour video rooms.
Read postHeritage Hall Comic Con
Heritage Hall Comic Con on August 27, 2006 gathers small-press and alternative comic creators on Main Street in Vancouver.
Read postHSBC Celebration of Light
The 2006 HSBC Celebration of Light fireworks competition runs four nights over English Bay with teams from Italy, China, Czech Republic, and Mexico.
Read postMidnight Mass Bike Ride
Midnight Mass bike ride meets at Grandview Park on the second and fourth Thursdays, rolling at midnight with no set route.
Read postTool At General Motors Place
The band Tool plays General Motors Place in Vancouver on August 22, 2006 at 8 PM.
Read postBody-Worlds with Dr. Gunther von Hagens
Body Worlds 3 by Dr. Gunther von Hagens runs at Science World from September 14, 2006 to January 14, 2007.
Read postYaletown 06 Flamin Hot Classic Car Show and Summer Celebration
The free Yaletown Flamin' Hot Classic Car Show runs Saturday July 29, 2006 with vintage cars and live entertainment.
Read postAnnual Mad Hatters Tea Party
The 13th Annual Mad Hatter's Tea Party brings Alice in Wonderland characters to three Vancouver parks across two weekends in July.
Read postBard On The Beach - Midsummer night’s dream
Bard on the Beach stages A Midsummer Night's Dream at Vanier Park from June 1 to September 24, 2006.
Read postIlluminares Lantern Procession
The Illuminares Lantern Procession lights up Trout Lake Park on July 29, 2006 with paper lanterns, bands, and fire sculptures.
Read postHarrison Hot Springs Sand Sculpture Tournament of Champions
Past world champions carve sand at Harrison Hot Springs from May through October 9, 2006 for the Tournament of Champions.
Read post7th Vancouver Chinatown Festival
The 7th Vancouver Chinatown Festival runs August 5-6, 2006 with food tours, a youth talent contest, and folk art demos.
Read postAbbotsford International Airshow
Heads-up for the 2006 Abbotsford International Airshow on August 11-13, an hour drive from Vancouver.
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