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Restaurant and bar located directly underneath the Commodore Ballroom on the Granville strip. Open Tuesday through Saturday from 11:30am to 2am with live music nights including Wednesdays with DJs Flip Out and Vinyl Ritchie.

Nuba Restaurant invites you to their establishment. Their atmosphere has been described as casual and family friendly. They are open after-hours all week and are easily reachable by public transit but also by car and bicycle. They are situated in a location characterized with merchants and parks. You may pay by American Express, MasterCard and Visa.

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A world-renowned festival of performing arts for young audiences, the Vancouver International Children's Festival has been educating, entertaining and inspiring young audiences since 1978. Festival Site on Granville Island The Vancouver International Children's Festival moved to Granville Island in 2011, after 33 years at Vanier Park.

At Pomegranate, we are sowing seeds for a strong and vibrant community of women, children and families.Pomegranate Community Midwives started as a vision. We wanted to have a space where women and families could receive comprehensive midwifery care, attend classes geared towards pregnancy and beyond, benefit from complementary therapy and make meaningful connections with their community.We designed our space to meet our vision.

The Italian community market element allows you the opportunity to bring home a taste of Italy every month. Stay for live Italian music featuring the classic mandolin and accordion, and children's activities provided by our Italian School teachers.

The HiVE is a coworking space that was founded in Spring, 2011 and has been a home to social entrepreneurs, environmental professionals, non-profits and creative freelancers ever since.

During a six month federal energy conservation project, City Farmer was created. Read about the group's formative months in a report written by the project's leader. 'The first issue of City Farmer came out at the end of July (1978) and the second at the end of August. Both received a very positive response. The paper attempts to interest the public by showing them examples of successful Vancouver city farmers. It also reports on political issues that affect the city farmers (there has been a great deal of controversy lately about a particular woman in Vancouver who raises chickens in defiance of city by-laws), and products and information that are of use to them.

Big Bro's Barbershop is Vancouver’s inclusive hair and resource hub for the trans community and allies, offering affordable grooming services with flexible pricing tiers to accommodate all needs. A trans-owned business since 2015, it provides stylists, LGBTQ+-friendly amenities, and community support beyond haircuts.