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Soar hundreds of feet above the valley floor and whiz past old-growth forests...and then tell the world about it! Ziplining in Whistler is just one activity to share on Hellobc.com/blogs.

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Sunset Engagement

March 08, 2007 | Tips from Travellers > Vancouver, Art Galleries & Artists
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Sikanni River Falls

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During our visit to Vancouver in January we were delighted to find strange and wonderful sculptures around the city as part of the Vancouver Sculpture Biennale.  This one, Engagement, by Dennis Oppenheim, was our favourite.  A pair of diamond engagement rings and a sunset - what more could a romantic desire!

Posted by Gareth Lewis, Pointe Claire at 02:02 PM

Super Sundays at the Vancouver Art Gallery

February 22, 2007 | Tips from Travellers > Vancouver, Art Galleries & Artists
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If you're ever in Vancouver with your kids on the third Sunday of any month, you just have to go to Super Sundays at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

On Super Sundays the Vancouver Art Gallery transform the gallery space into a huge interactive, hands-on arts and crafts display. Families, kids in particular, are invited to paint, mould clay, dance, draw, sculpt; pretty much any activity that's art related is available. Each activity is led by one of the gallery staff, and every Super Sunday is themed around the current exhibit. Last time my family went, the exhibit was Emily Carr, and all the activities centered around her life and her work.
 
All the supplies are provided and very child gets to take home their creations, although the gallery does ask for donations to cover costs. It's a great way to let your kids burn off some energy, and who knows, you might be nurturing the world's next great artist.

Posted by _, Vancouver at 10:01 AM