Living

A popular Christmas market in Vancouver is back for in-person shopping. And eight Tri-City companies are slated to show and sell their wares at Circle Craft, which runs from Nov. 10 to 14 at the Vancouver Convention Centre West.

Tri-City kids can find a “sit spot” in nature and create an artwork for a contest with an environmental edge.

You can get fit with a personal trainer, enjoy four rounds of golf or take a virtual cooking class if you bid on prizes in Place des Arts’ online auction.

A number of Tri-City homeowners are already installing spooky displays for the trick-or-treaters, on Oct. 31.

A teenage conservationist from Coquitlam is gaining steam with his campaign to keep an urban space green.

Coquitlam residents can have a seat at a city table next year — and give back to the community — as a member of the library board or an advisory committee.

The Halloween edition of a reading series hosted by the Port Moody Public Library aims to give you the shivers.

A 500-year-old cedar from Bella Bella that was carved into a Coast Salish welcome figure now greets students and visitors to the Douglas College campus in Coquitlam.

Hey, kids! Are you looking for a bit of cash?

Van Django will perform two hour-long concerts at the City Centre venue, at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 2.