THE TALK OF THE TOWN
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A new Indigo Books outlet, West End tenants standing up against renovictions, and a Seawall closure for safety maintenance.
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SENIOR MOMENTS
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A seniors community planning forum, a law clinic to discuss legal issues of importance as we age, and a monthly birthday party. West End seniors are active seniors!
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A stroll down Broughton Street reveals water features, sculptures, and secret gardens to rest weary feet and ease city-weary hearts.
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Julie Brown and The Hot Mammas at the Sylvia, lotsa jazz everywhere, and what’s a Sunday evening without a drag show? All live here in your West End!
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Another busy month with a civic election, Philosopher’s Café, Tales From The West End, and an opportunity to recycle old electronics and household items.
Read MorePOTS & PLANTS
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Often gardeners plant for posterity and in years to come someone may picnic or doze beneath a tree or bush you planted and ponder the beauty found in transformed places.
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With senior citizens being a major demographic in the West End there are plenty of activities and events designed to meet their needs and interests.
Read MoreLAST MONTH IN PHOTOS
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Glimpses of August's many festivities, events, and openings ... and of course the colour and excitement of the Pride Parade!
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The Farmers and Art markets continue through September, enjoy music in the Labyrinth, join the Book Club, and take part in Tales From The West End … for starters!
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There’s nothing like a little procrastination to make your garden grow … if you know how to nurture moss, lichen, and even fossils!
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The Fringe Fest comes to the West End, Skookum Music Fest in Stanley Park, jazz everywhere, and Judy Ginn Walchuck at PAL Studio Theatre.
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The Laughing Men at Morton Park aren’t the only public art to grace the West End courtesy of the Vancouver Biennale, as this month’s Hidden Treasures reveals.
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