Culture

Wiggle your trunk at the Tree Huggers Ball

For those who find themselves worn out from all the petition-signing or phone-calling, the third annual Tree Huggers Ball is being held at Felicita’s on Saturday, March 23, by the…

Events Calendar: March 27 – April 3

Wednesday, April 3 Lansdowne Public Lecture: “Everything from nothing, or how our universe was made”

The Ambassador: Behind the scenes of the blood diamond business

A Danish journalist goes undercover as an African diplomat to unveil the truth about corruption in Africa

Celona’s Y orphans us in our own hometown

Author’s debut novel offers a glimpse of Victoria that local readers will love

Katwalk: The sun’s sons and daughters

Islanders, spring is on the edge and summer is on its way. And where there’s sun, there’s a reason to wear shades, anywhere and everywhere.

Eats, chews and leaves: Relive the worst of high school at McRae’s Bistro

I found the menu uninventive and relatively boring.

Music Rags: That old ChesnuTT is new again

Cody ChesnuTT is a musical renaissance man. He embodies everything an artist should be: daring, brave, intelligent and willing to do it all on his own terms.

Vacation planning in the face of snobbery

A grey winter in Victoria makes a lazy poolside vacation pretty appealing.

An exhibit to preserve language

As a B.C. resident or visitor, do you know you’re standing on First Nations land? And would you recognize a First Nations language if you heard it?