Lions Bay looks for beach inspiration Images courtesy Lions Bay Arts. Got an eye for visual splendour? Lions Bay Arts wants to hear from you. This week, the local artists collective put out a request for proposal (RFP) seeking submissions for the biggest local project on the books — Lions Bay Beach Park. Organizers are looking for a unique design that will be wrapped around the new washroom facilities at the beach. They are keen to "capture the essence of our community’s sen

Rod Baker writes about life's journeys Author Rod Baker in his home office. What do a middle-of-the-night tugboat crash into Haida Gwaii,...

Lions Bay Arts supports Squamish Food Bank Leslie Nolin selling holiday swags. The generosity of local artists and residents is having a...

Taking a unique glimpse into an artist's world Susan M. Mertens first discovered Jack Shadbolt's art when she was working as a Vancouver...

Leo Award celebrates young musician's talent A bright light shone on Lions Bay resident Trevor Hoffman last week, as he and writing...

Lions Bay House Concerts hosts 125 events in nine years When Tamara Leger and her family began to organize the first house concert in...

Lions Bay photographer captures Comet-12P/Pons-Brooks Local photographer David Zhang, who so brilliantly depicted the Milky Way above...

Toronto triumph another step forward for Lions Bay singer Lions Bay resident Tya is lacing up her dancing shoes and heading back on the...

Max Wyman addresses the importance of the Arts in Canada MAX WYMAN is a writer and for the past 30 years has been one of Canada’s leading...

Lions Bay Artist Committed to Teaching and Community You may know Barbara San Severino as the lead artist and host of painting events at...

Writer, Mentor, Teacher, Award-Winner María Adelaida Escobar Trujillo is a Colombian-Canadian writer and lecturer, and a recent recipient...

...from Barbara San Severino: NEW DATE Hi neighbours, On August 4 I’ll be hosting a slightly different painting evening: ‘Painting...

This gorgeous shot brought to you by Lions Bay photographer Rod Baker.

Village Chanteuse Writing Her Own Success Story Cayla Brooke first found her voice as a teenager growing up in Vancouver, while singing...