In the Community

The morning sound of birdsong is a sure sign that spring has, indeed, arrived. Burnaby bird-lovers are invited to join in a bird watching walk at Central Park on Friday, April 12.

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A year ago, local musician Robert Stewart partnered with Burnaby Neighbourhood House to start up a monthly open mic night series at the organization’s community hall.

If you have a cold or think you’re getting one, or you just want something soothing that will lift your spirits and fill you up, make chicken soup. I’m not talking about chicken noodle soup.

The night was actually cold, especially for Burnaby. But it didn’t matter because the party and the spirit kept people warm. On Feb.

Everyday life stories through a multicultural lens. That’s how the Culture Chats B.C. Association is billing a community event on Saturday, March 9, featuring readings from its new Intercultural Women’s Writing Program.

Don’t be surprised if you run into Batman and Superman on Hastings Street in June. The Heights Merchants Association have announced this year’s Hats Off Day theme and it’s all about those caring, kind and downright awesome people we call superheroes.

If someone told you about a way to improve your child’s math and English skills, develop their logical reasoning and critical thinking, work on their social skills and learn good sportsmanship – for free – would you think there was a catch? There’s n

Don’t miss out on the third edition of PechaKucha Burnaby. The speaker series is returning to Shadbolt Centre for the Arts by popular demand, for its third instalment. It’s on Wednesday, Feb. 20, and the event is set to run from 6:30 to 9 p.m.

The cultural centre is presenting a Japanese Culture Corner for Family Day weekend, with Japanese-inspired toys, games and crafts for all ages