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Acoustic Guitar Festival brings masters to Kwantlen

The Fraser Valley Acoustic Guitar Festival hits Kwantlen this Friday.

This painting of Nelson and Granville Street is just one of 1,000 images that Vanderhill will share with followers of Illustrated Vancouver. Painting of Nelson & Granville 2009, by Taralee Guild. Used with permission.

Illustrated Vancouver, a view on the city

An exclusive interview with Jason Vanderhill, curator of image-blog Illustrated Vancouver.

Lemmy and co. will do more than teach you how to grow a rockin' mustache on Feb. 20. Podknox/Flickr.

The Wörld (and Abbotsford) is Motörhead’s

Motörhead comes to kick your ass on Feb. 20.

Nightwish’s Imaginarium leads in the right direction

Nightwish’s Imaginarium will make you want to slay dragons.

Evanescence’s self-titled third album coasts

Amy Lee still belts it out on her third album, but it’s nothing new.

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Vinyl Dust-Off: David Axelrod – Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience

This week our sonic archeologist Lliam Easterbrook delves in to David Axelrod and William Blake

Classic menswear goes feminine

Classic menswear goes feminine

Style an effortless menswear look with feminine flair.

These graphics of majestic horses of the Stormcloak Army give mystical Skyrim a sense of realism. Tomi Tapio/Flickr.

Skyrim set the bar for RPGs

Skyrim proves a masterpiece among other RPGs.

Nina Arsenault went under the knife over 60 times to achieve her feminine physique. Photo courtesy of David Hawe.

The Silicone Diaries offers a cutting gaze

Nina Arsenualt, star of the Silicone Diaries, talks identity, beauty and spirituality.

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From tarsands to the Pacific

Vancouver filmmaker tackles the route of a controversial oil pipeline.

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In Flames set the Commodore on fire

Melodic death metal troupe leaves Vancouver ablaze.

Emcee Dessa holds her own in the male-dominated game of hip hop. Tennyson Montgomery/The Runner

Doomtree gets dope in Vancouver

A rap collective is a difficult beast, but Doomtree killed it on Jan. 27 at Fortune Sound Club.

His Girl Friday is one of many classic newspaper films being screened this weekend at Vancity Theatre. PHOTO COURTESY OF VANCITY THEATRE PRESS RELEASE.

Old flicks shine light on new issues in Stop The Presses!

Stop The Presses! runs from Jan. 27 to Feb. 2 at the Vancity Theatre

The assortment of treats and toys at the Taboo Naughty But Nice sex show makes this gaggle of dildos and vibrators look as innocent as kittens and yarn. chrysaora/flickr

The secret sex-lives of Vancouverites

The annual Taboo sex show reveals our kinks and, of course, taboos.

Vinyl Dust-off: Temple of the Dog

Vinyl Dust-off: Temple of the Dog

The latest finds from excursions into ancient record bins. This week explores a little-known Seattle supergroup.