Arts Club Stage Door, Granville Island, Vancouver, BC
What’s behind the green door at the Arts Club this season? Well, the roses have faded, but “Don Quixote” is still going strong after four centuries. He’ll share his tales of courage on this stage until October 23, 2010. Dine on the Island before or after the show. What a treat! Photo: Ursula Maxwell-Lewis (C)
Terry talks pate with chef Adam O’Brien at Farm
Chef Adam O’Brien put pate in the picture for us at Farm, a casual tasting kitchen in Calgary, Alberta. Terry David Mulligan gets the scoop for his show, MulliganStew. Photo: Ursula Maxwell-Lewis (C)
Dragon Boat Regatta in Vancouver
With every dip of their paddles into False Creek yesterday Dragon Boat Regatta women of all ages declared their determination to defeat breast cancer.
The annual fund-raiser took place under brilliantly sunny Vancouver skies across the harbour from Telus World of Science landmark globe.

Women make Dragon Boats count
According to the Canadian Cancer Society, breast cancer is the most common cancer among Canadian women (excluding non-melanoma skin cancer). CCS reports that (in 2009) 22,700 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 5,400 will die of it.
Walkers, joggers, cyclists paused to support the women in their fight to make these statistics history.
Spirit Abreast, Abreast with FORTitude, Pink Pirates of the Pacific – one after the other team tents told the tales in a list of one-liners on t-shirts and tent banners from across the Lower Mainland. Courage, determination, humour and support were in evidence everywhere. If you want to help the gals float those boats, support the many breast cancer research fundraising events whereever you live.
Fraser Valley quilters host Quiltafair

Smile! You are being watched by a quilt cat.

Quiltafair opened to a full house at the Cloverdale Precious Blood Parish Hall this weekend.
EAT!Vancouver lured locals into BC Place

Eat! Vancouver attracted hundreds to the popular annual tast-testing event.

Circle Farm Tours attracted attention at EAT! Vancouver

Maurya offered samples of East Indian cuisine at EAT! Vancouver













