Great Japanese Community Centre…read more Host of the annual kimono sale, which is highly anticipated and largely attended. If you want first crack at the wonderful selection of men's and women's kimonos and accessories, make sure you mark the date on the calendar and get yourself there for when the doors open. They have a huge selection, very well priced and beautiful items. They also produced a cookbook for Japanese cooking in Canada - a taste of home. Language classes, and group events. Community.

The Legion is located at 123 West 15th Street, North Vancouver, BC…read more Free wireless Internet access is available for Legion 118 patrons! The spacious air conditioned lounge seats 100+ members and guests, and has a full service bar. Guinness, Kilkenny, plus dark and light beers are amongst the numerous draft beers on tap! Watch all your favorite sporting events on HD TVs from our comfortable seats. The remote is available for you to choose what you want to watch! There is a 6 X 12 snooker table, a smaller bar sized pool table, 14' shuffleboard table, and dart boards for your use and enjoyment. All your favourite lotto games including 649, BC 49 are all available to play. Check the calendar page www.legion118.com for the meat draw, bingo, cribbage, euchre, karaoke, special event and band schedules. Anyone can visit our North Vancouver Legion 118 It is conveniently located on 15th Street near Lonsdale Go to our contact page www.legion118.com for the address and directions We are easy to get to as bus and transit links are nearby. Come on in for a complimentary visit. You can find out how easy it is to become a member!

A friend works at roundhouse radio and suggested this place to meet. Always one to try out new…read moreplaces, I was happy to find myself in an independent, casual coffee shop unlike most of the chain shops in the city. I ordered a pre-made sandwich and it was chicken of some sort and it was fantastic! It had some kind of pesto on it that was delicious. I should take notes so I have better info to share. Enjoyed the coffee and heard they got their liquor licence and will start hosting music nights in the future. 3 cheers for live music. However I emailed them on facebook a few days ago and haven't heard back - I want to do an event there!! Hopefully they will respond soon! !

Our community manager choose this Venue for our yelpers community potluck n i would like to thank…read moreher for making us familiar with this hidden gem. Basically GROUNDSWELL is a community run social enterprise. They have small programs where they act like a bridge between people who wants to open a community based business n experts from the field. But they also rent this facility for various events like birthdays, marriages or any social gathering. They let u have your own catering though there is a small kitchen with essentially everything needed like microwave, coffee maker, tea pots , refrigerator n utensils to use . Only downside is that its located on the east side of downtown on powel street but upside is , it has plenty of roadside parking n free parking after 5. The host was very helpful n friendly. She made all of us feel so much at home n attended the whole event with us because she love yelp!!!!

It's weird going to a private event upstairs but through the bathrooms. Otherwise fine. People said…read moredrink prices were reasonable.

Interesting that the upstairs hall was completly renovated a couple years ago, brought up to code,…read moreand has a vibrant loyal crowd. Might not be everyone's cup of tea. So be it. Down home, local and unpretentious.

This is a community organization. They host free events like Bollywood movie nights and gardening…read moreworkshops. They also host food workshops and potlucks. They have a convenient location on a pedestrian boulevard in the west end. They also host single mom meet ups, senior's and children's activities. The physical space is quite a big facility inside with numerous rooms, some of which can be rented very affordably. They provide grants to other west end community groups.

An outstanding community neighborhood house that offers some really great food series class! So far…read moreI had went to their kombucha and Indian Summer drink class and they were both fantastic! Very informative and hands on classes where you get to meet some great people in the neighborhood and staff. Everyone is super friendly and welcoming and it was great to learn to make things that I can try back at home!I'm

Even though HOB doesn't sell men's clothing, we had a good time digging up treasures from the…read moreracks. Everything is very clean and professionally presented. They also have lots of accessories from shoes to jewelry. The staff is very courteous and friendly.

I think this is my favourite thrift store in Vancouver. Great prices, fantastic service (so…read morefriendly and helpful! - which you typically don't find in thrift stores), and high quality items in great condition. The store smells nice and is clean and organized. I loved shopping with my mom here. There are selections that all ages can enjoy. There are maybe less options for youth/younger adults but I'm a young adult and love finding things here! The great thing is that "younger/trendy" pieces are available here for good prices unlike other thrift stores like Front & Company (which have younger crowd) mark these pieces waaaay up. Highly highly recommend! I've had great experiences shopping here -- I find what I need for a great price while getting to chat and laugh with the ladies working here.

I'll need to visit again, but on my recent trip to Vancouver I made sure to walk through the Davie…read moreVillage area to explore. Of course I snapped a couple photos of the cute rainbow crosswalks and I wish I had more time to explore the businesses in the area. There were some amazing looking restaurants and shops with fun, welcoming signage, and the smell of delicious food wafted into the streets from the restaurants. Love that this neighborhood is here and I'm excited to support the local businesses in the future.

The Davie village is nice in the night time but in the day time its like any other street. This is…read morethe same for Toronto and Montreals "gay" village. Thats all that I saw as well, was gay men. There is nothing wrong with this, but its suppose to be a village for everyone under the LGBT umbrella, and the LBT were lacking. But then again, this is the same for Toronto and Montreal (especially Montreal, omg LBT people are practically invisible). That being said, visit in the night time or evening :)

Sitting in a coffee shop, therefore, taking the time to clear out some of the drafts that have been…read moresitting in my inbox for 4 months of local reviews in attempt to reduce my list one at a time (I have over 60 drafts). I came here to see the DeCostruction exhibit. The photos were skim in ratio with the space, however, the large space has potential to host other exhibits. I did do a quick tour of the exhibit. The lady working the counter was really nice and arranged some take home information for myself and a buddy of mine and fellow yelper Edwin G. who loves art.