Rain City Chronicles

Tickets to our next show, What Feeds Us, are selling fast, and we’re sure it has something to do with the uber-talent who is our next musical guest. For your aural pleasure at the end of this sunny workweek, we are so excited to have Reid Jamieson onstage on Jan. 27.

Storytellers will be announced next week, so stay tuned!

“The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings.” — Masanobu Fukuoka

via SOLEfood farm

We can’t let slip the details quite yet, but our next show will be Jan. 27, in a spectacular location, with an amazing partner, on a subject that’s near and dear to our hearts.

Stay tuned, friends.

Members of the Vancouver Police Department, circa 1921. Courtesy Vancouver Archives.

We picked our venue, the Grandview Woodland Legion Hall, and the theme, partially to reflect upon the duties that bind us to our communities, to our country, and to each other. In advance of Remembrance Day, as you don your poppy, come out and share your own story about what duty means to you in this modern age.

As all of you know Vancouver is full of hidden gems – hole in the wall bars, quiet gardens and wonderful shops. As a part of Culture Days, the national celebration of arts and culture, a handful of celebrated Vancouverites shared some of their favourite undiscovered cultural haunts. Our beautiful and talented friend Jill Barber kindly presented us as one of the Cultural Secrets of Vancouver and we couldn’t be more excited! Check out this map of cultural secrets across the city (click the Wise Hall to read more about the Rain City Chronicles) and watch the clip of Jill revealing her secret.