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RESETTING THE TABLE
Le Crocodile has been a beacon of the local fine dining scene since Michel Jacob opened its doors, shortly after he arrived in Vancouver in 1983. The acclaimed chef named his venture in honour of what he fondly describes as the finest culinary expertise he had ever personally experienced: ‘Au Crocodile’ the three Michelin-starred restaurant located in his hometown of Strasbourg, France.
DANIEL FRANKEL – BUILDING AN EMPIRE
I Love supporting local and I wanted places with casual comforts
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VENUE FOR THE PNE
In what can only be described as exciting news on the Vancouver
entertainment scene, the PNE has teamed up with Canadian wireless service provider Freedom Mobile, in a 12-year sponsorship agreement to create a state-of-the-art amphitheater on the hallowed fairgrounds.
This new entertainment facility is set to be unveiled in 2026.
As the city’s most venerable, annual summer attraction for more than 114 years, the Pacific National Exhibition has played host to the giants of entertainment throughout the decades, by way of its various venues, stages and structures.
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ALL THAT JAZZ
NINA HORVATH HEADS UP THE VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL
Long considered a staple on our annual events calendar, the Vancouver International Jazz Festival draws artists from all corners of the globe, encompassing any manner of forms of the genre in the process. As executive director, Nina Horvath’s penchant for the arts fi gures
prominently – and her passion was developed early. “My love of music started from childhood, as my dad and older sister played piano and I followed suit from a very young age,” she says. “Much of our family life is centered on music.” While her personal listening tastes and
educational journey are rooted in classical music, those tastes began to broaden as she, “Took agency over the music I listened to and purchased.” “Now, I listen widely from classical to jazz to hip hop to anything that catches my attention,” says Horvath.
BRIAN JESSEL AND JIM MURRAY FACE OFF:
“In the BMWs we have everything from ‘economy’ to ‘sport plus,’ so you can choose exactly how you want your transmission to operate. That’s a feature that just gives the car a whole different feeling of how to handle it and how it performs. You just don’t get that with an electric car.”
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INTERIORS MERGES LUXURY WITH LIVABILITY
Award-winning interior designer Amanda Evans, says liveability is key when designing any home — no matter how luxurious the space is. “That’s really important to us,” says Evans.
“A lot of our clients will say, we don’t want to live in a showroom, we want to live in something that we’re comfortable in, but obviously still very aesthetically pleasing.”
In fact, Evans has made “liveable luxury” synonymous with Vancouver-based Amanda Evans Interiors, which she founded in 2008. And, that concept is certainly front of mind, when she deals with clients, including high profile executives and their busy families.
