Vancouver was founded as “Gastown” by an Englishman with a penchant for beer and storytelling. Today Gastown is a historic section of the Canadian metropolis, and the lively pubs still reflect the area’s former status as a sort of community drinking center. The city’s forests, grand parks, and impressive suspension bridge beckon travelers to explore them, as do the city’s shops and museums. Relive the glory of the 2010 Winter Games with visits to Olympic venues and the marvelous Olympic Cauldron.
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During our two-month stay in Vancouver, we came to Cameron's shop multiple times. He was super warm and helpful, and gave us helpful travel tips. The shop has lots of unique, nature-based soaps, some made by Cameron in the store, some made by other soapmakers in BC and other Canadian provinces. His shop is a great place for souvenirs, and it's one of our favourites on Granville Island. We look forward to coming back on our next trip!
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Since 2010, the Karen Cooper Gallery has resided on historic Granville Island, Vancouver's premiere art and artisan district. The gallery invites all to reflect on the mosaic of elegant landscapes and wildlife which portray British Columbia's diverse and luxurious natural beauty. As an artwork which occupies space, these landscapes eternally preserve our endless sense of wonder toward the complexity of the natural world. The gallery combines the timeless desire for exploration with fine art practices to produce an immersive visual narrative of the ever-changing wilderness. The Karen Cooper Gallery is where one can find a moment to connect with and reflect on the grandeur of the local natural world.
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Built on a reputation for integrity and quality, both our annual Christmas Market and Gallery on Granville Island are Vancouver traditions for locals and visitors alike. Encompassing a wide variety of mediums and design styles, our Gallery features the work of over 140 craftspeople from across British Columbia and is open year round. Our annual Christmas Market attracts over 40, 000 visitors every year who are eager to discover the creations of over 300 Canadian Artisans. This year’s market will take place at the Vancouver Convention Centre West from November 7 - 11, 2019.
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A beautiful Gallery and Studio with very engaging artwork. There are landscape based and abstract paintings that capture the colour and energy of the coastal and urban experience and compelling mixed media figurative works. A welcoming gallery and fun to meet the artist at work.
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Established in 1992. Granville Island Treasures (GIT) boasts a mix of Canadian First Nations artwork, unique clothing, jewelry, accessories and handicrafts in conjunction with a wide range of fair trade products from all around the world. GIT also maintains an extensive line of locally-designed and sustainable cork handbags. In addition to a large variety of silk, merino wool, and cotton scarves and shawls, the store carries a selection of wooden carvings and stone handicrafts (B.C. Jade, star marble, and Zimbabwe soapstone), sterling silver and costume jewelry, and locally-made rain hats.
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Situated by the scenic False Creek on Granville Island,Blue Seas Gallery is specialized in artworks by local artists and artisans:The latest Vancouver Skyline photography by Chris Collacott, Manfred Kraus, wildlife/Landscape paintings by Denis Mayer Jr.,Fred Buchwitz... and one of a of a kind,exciting handmade pearl jewelry by "The Pearlsmith", designer silver jewelry and unique local made gifts.
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