Mole Hill, a block of carefully preserved old-stock houses, is a community within a community.

Qmunity, Vancouver's resource and support centre for the LGBT+ community, has thrived in the West End since 1979.

The West End’s Latino community is growing and adding welcome colour and flavour to the neighbourhood.

The West End Business Improvement Association, and executive director Teri Smith, help make the West End our kind of place.

Roedde House Museum is both a historic treasure and a thriving centre for cultural events and activities.

Music is the key to community at St. Andrew’s-Wesley United Church, brought together by an array of choral groups and musicians.

The West End Seniors’ Network has provided older West End - Coal Harbour residents with a wide range of services, events, and activities for four decades.

This month’s production of A Doll’s House Part 2 celebrates the post-COVID resilience of the West End’s resident theatre company, Western Gold Theatre.

“Food Justice” is an important program of events and activities at Gordon Neighbourhood House.

One West End resident’s heartwarming initiative provides thousands of items to Downtown East Side.

Returning to normal as Vancouver Friends for Life Society provides essential services for those living with serious illness.

Health Initiative For Men (HiM) offers judgment-free health information and support to members of the GB+ community.