Absolutely fantastic music on wine, Wednesday! Great ambience, great food, great service, and most…read moreof all, the best jazz. I've heard in a very long time! What a great night out in Vancouver!

We arrived later in the evening and the music was pretty loud. The row seating gave me an uptight…read morefeeling. We were looking more for a speak easy vibe. The menu late night was limited.

Guilt & Co is a popular live music bar in Vancouver's Gastown neighborhood, known for its nightly…read moreperformances by a variety of local and touring musicians, from jazz and blues to funk and rock. It features a dark, cozy, and intimate atmosphere, with food and drinks available, and a cover charge per set, though it used to be pay-what-you-can. The venue is praised for its consistent quality of live music. Great vibe! Plenty of seating. Quaint and cozy.

Based on my experience going at 8:40pm on Friday night…read more We went there for the live music performance. It was near the end of the first set when we showed up and there was no line up at all and were seated immediately. It was already packed by the time we were there. When we were headed out at 10:30, there was a very long line up.

Last night's concert given by Attila Fias and 5 other extraordinary musicians was THE BEST ever…read more Truly transporting us into the world of Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea and John McGloughlin! Two staff members deserve special mention--Angie the waitperson and Megan the barkeep. They work so hard and always greet us with a smile to make us feel welcome and happy to be there. We hope Hermann's appreciates how valuable they are to the whole experience. May Hermann's continue to live and thrive.

I love Hermann's Jazz Club, and catch at least a couple of shows per month. The place is looking…read moregreat, and the staff (Manager/bartendress Meaghan is particularly awesome; waitress Angie is another fav), the food is better than ever, the community vibe is terrific, and the music lifts the heart and washes away the dust of the day.

This place is a hidden gem in Bellingham. The inside is very ornate and lavish. We came here for a…read moreweekend show and had a wonderful time. This theater does not have a dedicated parking lot, but there are multiple private lots around the proximity.

We went to this lovely theater to see David Sedaris last night. It's surprisingly spacious and very…read morebeautiful. They have wine and snacks and had a really nice table of books to buy as provided by the local bookshops. It was incredibly clean and well-maintained, which isn't something you always see in old theaters. The beverage cups maybe look a little too close to medical sample cups, but everything else was perfect.

The Biltmore Cabaret is a small, intimate space at which we've seen many independent acts. On many…read moreoccasions after the show we were able to chat and take pictures with the performers. It can become crowded and stuffy. It's the basement of the pub meaning there are stairs going into and exiting the venue. At the latest performance I did see a number of people with walkers so I guess they were able to get in just fine. There are some seating around the dancefloor. For shows like stand up comedy the dancefloor is lined with seats. It's not too difficult to find parking nearby.

This is an old standby in Vancouver. What can I say, it's nothing fancy and it definitely very…read moredivey. But if you just want a casual night out with friends, it's good for a no frills time. Staff is nice. Drinks are basic well drinks, high balls and then they have a bunch of beers on tap. Normally has a decent sized dance floor. It's a smaller venue so it's good for performances.

5 stars simply for being an absolute legend of a venue!! Expensive drinks, just meh food but still…read morehands down my favourite place to see a concert! It's the perfect size for a show, you feel close enough to the main stage but yet it can fit a ton of fans! Bartenders are always friendly and quick serving drinks.

We had Coltrain as our server and oh my goodness I don't think I'd want anyone else as my server!…read moreSuper kind, super sweet incredibly helpful and super on top of our food and drink orders! We came for a concert and he was super attentive and brought such a great personality to the table! Thank you so much! We will 1000% be back and we hope we get coltrain!!!

I paid my first visit to the Benie Legge Theatre to watch a Vagabond Players production in the late…read moresummer/early fall of 2022. Tucked away in a corner of Queen's Park in New Westminster, I had no clue this theatre even existed until a friend promoted the play (and the theatre). There is the main parking area close by, or if you know your way around Queen's Park, you can park in the lanes right next to the theatre. There are just over 100 seats, and as soon as you walk in you will feel the building infused with character and history. (If you had any doubt, the numerous pictures on the wall will give you a hint about the rich history). There is a small lobby area, concession stand, and surprisingly roomy washrooms (a plus!) As I understand it, the concession stand and other roles during play productions are all staffed by volunteers who are members of Vagabond Players. I had never known this theatre existed, but now I will keep an active eye out for future productions.

This is a very old and small theater. I am used to big fancy theaters with state of the art sound…read moresystem so this is a surprise for me. I like it though. It is charming and full of history, if only the walls could talk. It reminded me of pantomime plays performed in small town theater in Enid Blyton's books. Being a small place, you can still see the performers clearly even if you are sitting at the back. I hope this place will remain open and be home to performances in the new west area.