The 27th Annual Vancouver Film Festival is back!
Among the biggest film festivals in North America, the VIFF is showing 332 films from 60 countries at 575 screenings over 16 days to an audience of 150,000. The international line-up includes many undiscovered gems and the pick of the world's top film fests.
For more information, schedules, film line-up, please visit the VIFF website at http://www.viff.org/home.html
Friday, September 26, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Strathcona Film Festival
WHAT
Dear Neighbours, our outdoor movie night this year is scheduled for September 13th, 2008. Please invite family and friends to set out blankets and enjoy this one-night film festival together!
WHEN
Saturday, September 13th, 2008
Saturday, September 20th, 2008 Rain Date
8:30 - 9:00pm Shorts by Local Filmmakers
9:00 - 11:00pm Feature Presentation chosen by you
WHERE
McLean Park at the corner of Keefer St and Hawks Ave
HOW
To celebrate the Olympics, this year's theme is Sports Films. Please cast your vote at www.strathconafilms.org. To showcase local talent, we will also present shorts by local filmmakers. If you’ve made a short film (5 minutes max in length and family friendly), please email shorts@strathconafilms.org - Please include your name, phone number, name of your film, and a link to your film; e.g. website, YouTube, etc. Submissions must be received by August 31, 2008.
Dear Neighbours, our outdoor movie night this year is scheduled for September 13th, 2008. Please invite family and friends to set out blankets and enjoy this one-night film festival together!
WHEN
Saturday, September 13th, 2008
Saturday, September 20th, 2008 Rain Date
8:30 - 9:00pm Shorts by Local Filmmakers
9:00 - 11:00pm Feature Presentation chosen by you
WHERE
McLean Park at the corner of Keefer St and Hawks Ave
HOW
To celebrate the Olympics, this year's theme is Sports Films. Please cast your vote at www.strathconafilms.org. To showcase local talent, we will also present shorts by local filmmakers. If you’ve made a short film (5 minutes max in length and family friendly), please email shorts@strathconafilms.org - Please include your name, phone number, name of your film, and a link to your film; e.g. website, YouTube, etc. Submissions must be received by August 31, 2008.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Summer Silence Makes Way for Fall Festivities
New Fall Events are coming as summer draws to a close, and the families and kids settle back into the routines of the school year. As for all the single folk, the camping gear is almost ready to be packed for the winter, and everyone reluctantly gets back to college, university, and work. Let's see what the community has in store for us in the coming weeks:
First Up is Justice Rocks
Fusing Pop Culture and Social Change
Up Second is the Strathcona Film Festival
Up Next... Full Frontals, Rear Views
First Up is Justice Rocks
Fusing Pop Culture and Social Change
Free to All
August 30, 2008
12 - 8 P.M.
Strathcona Park
Performances By
Choir Practice
Run GMC
Fur Bearing Animals
Curtis Santiago
and more
Also featuring
Wilderness Committee
BC Civil Liberties
Portland Hotel Society
and more!
Kidz Zone
Noon to 3 P.M. with storytimes, activities, and fun stuff!
Visit www.justicerocks.org for more information about how to volunteer, sponsor, or support Justice Rocks - and for Information on the AfterParty!
Up Second is the Strathcona Film Festival
WHAT
Dear Neighbours, our outdoor movie night this year is scheduled for September 13th, 2008. Please invite family and friends to set out blankets and enjoy this one-night film festival together!
WHEN
Saturday, September 13th, 2008
Saturday, September 20th, 2008 Rain Date
8:30 - 9:00pm Shorts by Local Filmmakers
9:00 - 11:00pm Feature Presentation chosen by you
WHERE
McLean Park at the corner of Keefer St and Hawks Ave
HOW
To celebrate the Olympics, this year's theme is Sports Films. Please cast your vote at www.strathconafilms.org. To showcase local talent, we will also present shorts by local filmmakers. If you’ve made a short film (5 minutes max in length and family friendly), please email shorts@strathconafilms.org - Please include your name, phone number, name of your film, and a link to your film; e.g. website, YouTube, etc. Submissions must be received by August 31, 2008.
Up Next... Full Frontals, Rear Views
Louise Francis-Smith, a long-time resident artist of Strathcona has a collection of Strathcona photographs from many years past.
WHEN
October 3 - 19, 2008
OPENING RECEPTION
Friday October 3, 6-9pm
WHERE
RedIron Studio and Gallery
884 East Georgia Street
Vancouver, BC, V6A 2X1
604-254-0585
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Bean Around The World In Strathcona
I find it interesting that we have a few new coffee shops popping up in the hood.
We started with The Wilder Snail with it's earthy, organic vibe. Now, while they're more on the outskirts of Strathcona proper, we're starting to see other coffee shops popping up.
The Waves at Pender and Main is the most interesting from a visible social change level, the other one to watch which has had a brisk uptake in traffic is the new Bean Around The World at Union and Gore.
I did a brief cell phone interview with the owner Craig.
Interview with Bean Around the World Owner from Riel on Vimeo.
We started with The Wilder Snail with it's earthy, organic vibe. Now, while they're more on the outskirts of Strathcona proper, we're starting to see other coffee shops popping up.
The Waves at Pender and Main is the most interesting from a visible social change level, the other one to watch which has had a brisk uptake in traffic is the new Bean Around The World at Union and Gore.
I did a brief cell phone interview with the owner Craig.
Interview with Bean Around the World Owner from Riel on Vimeo.
Labels:
coffee,
commercial,
interview,
retail,
strathcona
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Onni Breaking Ground In Strathcona
With a 2 new developments on this corner, it will be interesting to see what happens with prices in the area. Do they stay flat, or start to rise as we get closer to 2010.
You can see that the coffee shops are already starting to move in on the area.
You can see that the coffee shops are already starting to move in on the area.
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