Kensington-Cedar Cottage—The Fluctuating History of an Arterial Neighbourhood The East Van area has been home to hunters, farmers, merchants, street gangs, cars, and mighty fine doughnuts.
Fairview—The Shapeshifting History of Vancouver’s Original Suburb The neighbourhood beside False Creek and has cycled through every possible identity.
The West End—The Wild History of Vancouver’s Proudest Neighbourhood One of the city’s oldest residential areas, the West End still might be its most beloved.
Killarney – The Winding History of a Frontier Neighbourhood Built on top of forests and trash, the neighbourhood has long held out hope of a solution to Vancouver’s housing woes.
Marpole—The Underground History of a Riverside Neighbourhood The milquetoast bedroom community and pitstop for southbound commuters hides a rich and compelling history, just underneath the surface.
Fake Diamonds and Chinatown Grandmothers—A Vancouver Artist Meditates on What We Value Evan Lee’s new exhibition plays with ideas of value and forgery.
Hastings-Sunrise—The Noisy History of a Playful Neighbourhood From rollicking arenas to a grim prisoner camp, the many faces of Vancouver’s seaside getaway.