restaurant 62 is known as the Fraser Valley’s top rated restaurant for elegant urban dining and contemporary regional cuisine. The restaurant offers a simplified modern dining experience that engages the senses and tantalizes the palate. [Click On Image For Full Story] Read the full story

UPDATED 08/09/10 – By Mike Archer. Abbotsford’s Katie Powell and Evan Hunken are getting closer to their quest – a trip to the UK spomnsored by the ‘Get Rid of Me’ website. Their YouTube video helped push their votes to over 26,600 Now for the final push! Read the full story

By Doreen Jung. The ebb and flow of conversation was punctuated with laughter and light banter. Needles flashed as the MCC Quilters worked on quilts stretched over large frames. Around the room beautiful quilts hung suspended from the ceiling or mounted on the walls. Read the full story

Mickey Rooney
“Let’s Put on a Show!” is an autobiographical musical, highlighted with film clips, humour and anecdotal memories. Mickey is excited to share the stage with his wife of over 29 years, the singer/ actress Jan Rooney in Chillwack Read the full story

By Amber Short. I’ve always loved books, and thanks to my mother, was lucky enough to be reading fluently before hitting grade school. They have shaped the way that I view myself, and in turn, the world. Read the full story

By Katie Powell. Join the MSA Museum Society for a patriotic exploration of our past that ultimately defined our future as Canadians. The Magic Lantern Show created by Canadian Pacific Railroad were photographs on glass projected by lanterns and shown all over the world to promote Canada. Read the full story

Abbotsford Arts Council, in partnership with Envision Financial, is pleased to announce the return of the very popular Envision Coffee House Concert Series. Read the full story

Abbotsford band You Say Party! is performing at this weekend’s ‘Live In Squamish’ music festival. The Province Newspaper published a feature article by Hans Ongsansoy on the band today. Read the full story

By Doreen Jung. From Main Stage performances to demonstrations and hands-on activities, the Arts & Heritage Unity Festival offered opportunities for the public to enjoy the arts and cultural diversity in Abbotsford. [Click On Image For Full Story] Read the full story

Submitted. Gallery 7 Theatre and Performing Arts, Abbotsford’s only full-time, community/semi-professional theatre, is gearing up for an amazing celebration of 20 years of theatre with its November production of J.M. Barrie’s classic tale, Peter Pan, adapted by Canadian playwright, Jeff Pitcher. Read the full story