Believe it or not, the fact that two of three new exhibits opening at the Museum of Vancouver this month are all about chairs ...

Middleton credits the New York Art Book Fair, which was first held in 2006, with launching “this global movement.” The ...

Construction along downtown Vancouver’s Main Street is on schedule, according to the city of Vancouver. And businesses along ...

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Rachel Charlton-Dailey's book explores the history of disability activism in the UK “More than anything, I just want disabled people to feel less alone” ...

Rachel Charlton-Dailey's book explores the history of disability activism in the UK “More than anything, I just want disabled people to feel less alone” ...

More than just a walk The History Maker Space is becoming a focal point for exploring Madison’s past this summer, drawing in locals and visitors eager to see the city through a new lens. Operated by ...

Commentary Kirstin Downey: Streetfront Exhibit Brings Internment Camp History Downtown About 400 local residents were among the people confined at the camp during World War II.

Dr. Beverley Richardson-Blake, Southside Library Boosters President said, “When you look back in history, folks had no access to a book or learning. It was a freedom they didn’t have.

The books displayed at the exhibit commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45) and the World Anti-Fascist War ...

June is National Indigenous History Month. This month, add these buzzworthy books by First Nations, Métis and Inuit authors to your reading list.

English translations of New Outline of General History of China and A Concise History of Chinese Civilization were launched at the 31st Beijing International Book Fair on Wednesday.