Pop’s Chock’lit Shoppe is coming to exclusive locations in Canada this week. Today, it’s at the Templeton in Vancouver, right on Granville Street!
Netflix Brings Pop’s Chock’lit Shoppe to Vancouver
Where: The Templeton (1087 Granville St) When: Friday, October 13, 2017 7:00pm to 11:00pm
Decked out with all the Pop’s essentials, fans will be presented with Archie’s classic dilemma: Betty (Old Fashioned Vanilla) or Veronica (Double Chocolate) and enjoy their milkshakes in Pop’s cups.
The pop-up diners will in seven different locations in six cities, including Toronto, Mission, Calgary, Ottawa and Vancouver.
After enjoying a milkshake at Pop’s, fans can check out what Archie and the gang are up to when Riverdale Season 2 on Netflix.
The series is filmed in the Greater Vancouver Area, with Mission’s own Rocko’s Diner being the set for Pop’s in the series. To find more filming locations, follow YVR Shoots.
The ultimate girls weekend is almost here! The 17th annual West Coast Women’s Show is largest women’s event in Western Canada, where you can shop ‘til you drop and save at over 400 booths.
Enjoy incredible entertainment on 4 stages, including celebrity speakers, fashion shows, cooking demonstrations, wellness & beauty secrets, a community entertainment showcase, calendar firefighters and so much more. Celebrity guests include Colin & Justin, Melissa Claire Egan from The Young and the Restless, Top Chef Canada’s Trevor Bird, kid celebrity chef Skylar Sinow, and more!
West Coast Women’s Show
When: Friday October 20, 2017 from 1:00pm to 9:30pm; Saturday October 21, 2017 from 10:00am to 9:00pm; Sunday October 22, 2017 from 11:00am to 5:00pm.
Where: TRADEX in Abbotsford (1190 Cornell Street)
Tickets: At the door: Adults $12; Seniors (65+) $9; Seniors (65+) Friday from 1:00 to 5:00pm $7 (no coupon required); Youth (13 – 17) $9; Children (6 – 12) $4; Children (5 & under) are free. Save $2 online or when you buy at any Lower Mainland London Drugs.
Theme Days
Friday is Seniors Discount Day $7 from 1:00pm to 5:00pm (65 + years)
Friday is also Girls Night Out with the Calendar Firefighters Fashion Show (Main Stage) 7:30pm
Saturday is Girls Night Out with the Calendar Firefighters Fashion Show (Main Stage) 7:30pm
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Did you slide into October, through delicious turkey dinners and muddy pumpkin patches, and somehow just realize that the 36th annual Vancouver International Film Festival is wrapping up tomorrow? No need to panic! VIFF is bringing back 22 of its most popular films this week so if you missed them, or want to see them again, you can.
VIFF Repeats
Repeats will screen at the Vancouver International Film Centre (1181 Seymour St, Vancouver) and give festival-goers one more chance to catch these audience favourites.
Saturday, October 14, 2017
Film: Bosch: The Garden of Dreams
Time: 11:45am
Film: Meet Beau Dick: Maker of Monsters
Time: 1:45pm
Film: The Farthest
Time: 4:15pm
Film: Loving Vincent
Time: 6:45pm
Film: Indian Horse
Time: 8:45pm
Sunday, October 15, 2017
Film: Angkor Awakens: A Portrait of Cambodia
Time: 12:30pm
Film: Faces Places
Time: 2:30pm
Film: The Valley of the Wolves
Time: 4:30pm
Film: Lucky
Time: 6:30pm
Monday, October 16, 2017
Film: Sami Blood
Time: 12:30pm
Film: Azar
Time: 4:30pm
Film: Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives
Time: 6:15pm
Film: c̓əsnaʔəm: the city before the city
Time: 8:45pm
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
Film: Django
Time: 6:30pm
Film: Where You’re Meant to Be
Time: 4:45pm
Film: The Queen of Spain
Time: 9:00pm
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Film: The Venerable W.
Time: 2:30pm
Film: Leaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy
Time: 4:30pm
Film: Dalida
Time: 6:30pm
Film: The Square
Time: 8:45pm
Thursday, October 19, 2017
Film: Reel Youth Film Festival
Time: 12:30pm
Film: Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story
Time: 4:30pm
Please note All VIFF Passes, VIFF Ticket Packs, VIFF Exchange Vouchers, Vancity Guest Passes, and Cinematheque volunteer passes will not be accepted for the VIFF Repeat screenings. A VIFF or Vancity Theatre Membership is required. Unless a films is classified, attendees must be 19+.
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Exploring Gold Country with Dax Justin
The greens and golds of Cariboo country in fall
I was heading to Cache Creek, about 350 kms north of Vancouver, the gateway to the Cariboo region, a place that took me by surprise. I landed in this desert-like landscape with rolling hills of ranchlands and grasslands spread out before me.
This is a place known for its outdoor adventures and some cools stops you’ll not want to miss when you visit here. Here are a few places I discovered on my late September trip. I’m sure that fall is one of the most beautiful seasons here with the changing colour and gorgeous light.
The smell of fresh baked bread gets me every time – especially when I’m hungry, so a stop at Ashcroft Bakery on Ashcroft’s main street is a must. You’ll feel like loading up your car many warm loaves of bread for your road trip and the bakery’s famous cinnamon buns. This popular spot is owned by a couple of local women, making visitors feel welcome they serve a delicious cup of coffee after an early morning drive from the city.
The Jade Shoppe
The Cariboo Jade Shoppe is a local institution in Cache Creek. Walking into the store, the first thing I notice is a massive one-foot thick slab of jade at the front door.
This store has been around since the 1960s and is run by Bill Elliott, who restores, collects and buys jade creations from jewelry and intricate sculpture and semi-precious rock specimens, and beautiful amethyst pieces. Elliot’s a man about town who’s also a volunteer firefighter who owns several other businesses.
People from all over the world who pass through this town stop at the shop, also known for gift items such as moccasins and Canadian gifts. As I walk around the store, I’m captivated by one intricate piece – a bear with a fish in its mouth, and think of the hours it must have taken to create it.
I was fascinated to learn that nephrite jade is commonly found in this northwest region of BC and that the province is one of the major exporters of jade in the world. Jade is also the official stone of BC. Continue reading this post ⟩⟩
