Archive for the 'Health and Wellness' Category
February 09th, 2012 |
Want to see some international quality tennis? Well this week starting Friday and ending on Sunday, head on down to the UBC Thunderbirds Arena to see Canada’s best take on the French hot shots.
The Davis Cup!
Canada and France were drawn to compete against each other in the first round of the Davis Cup. With France’s heavy hitter Gael Monfils out of the first few rounds due to injuries, our chances are looking a little better.
For more information on the rules, history and results of this tournament keep here.
Check out this article from the Vancouver Sun here.
For tickets, times and details click here.
January 17th, 2012 |
Starting Friday, January 20th until Sunday, February 5th curb your resolutions and indulge in the best food and wine Vancouver has to offer. Three course dinners start at just $18 so close your eyes and play restaurant roulette. Now is the best time to try anything and everything in this showcase of local food and wine.
Make reservations ASAP
There is no one food genre and not one price range for diners to pick from. Simply choose a price range and a cuisine type and taste away! Just below is a teaser made to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of this event.
Dine Out Vancouver 2012
To find participating restaurants in your area, click here.
January 15th, 2012 |
6000 feet atop Whistler Mountain, feast on a five course menu paired with locally produced wines! This is first event of many in the Whistler Winemakers Series during which local vineyards showcase their different wines in accordance with seasonal fare. The first of these brands to be featured is See Ya Later Ranch located in Okanagan Falls.
Winemaker Series - See Ya Later Ranch Edition
These events typically begin at 2pm but get there well before as you do need to make it all the way to the top of the mountain to Steeps Grill! For the menu and reservation information click here and enjoy local food, drink and scenery at a more than reasonable price.
Cheers!
September 15th, 2010 |
Vancouver is a very health conscious city. It is common to see the fascination among many West Coast Sightseeing guests over how many locals are running, cycling, and being active. Some of our own active guests who took a Vancouver Urban Adventure Bike Tour got up close to an interesting event taking place at the Olympic Cauldron at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
A few hundred people gathered in the square to practice Taoist Tai Chi.
This event was to promote awareness on healthy living and the unique
practice that many Vancouverites utilize to it’s maximum potential.
For more information on this “internal art of health, cultivating the body and
mind visit: www.taoist.org
