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The Lowercase Reading Room is basically a tiny little room hidden inside The Regional Assembly of Text store on Main street containing a million (almost literally) zines and booklets and hand made things that creative folks have created.

Issue 99 of Concrete Skateboardin g should be stacked up and ready for a free grab in skate shops across Canada right about now.

Six Cent Press is a local company specializing in the manufacturing of custom pin back buttons / button packaging & turn style vending machines; they've been involved in the Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­community since ‘01 and continue to reinvest in this project /

This is the first of 3 posts I'm going to be making about coffee mugs. I know, I know... you're as excited and passionate about coffee mugs as I am. Breathe...

One of my favourite Main Street stores, Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­Special , is showing a photo series by Will Pearson right now that looks super interesting...

Thanks to Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­artist, Bandit , who recently did some installations at the Timebomb Trading office. Photos here .

For some reason I'm a real sucker for "clever" and/or acronym-based business names. Like coffee shops called "Inspiring Grounds" or that reference coffee in some other clever way, and companies like SPUD.ca (Small Potatoes Urban Delivery) and PODS.

Numerous Vancouverites have been keeping the rust of their skating during the annual winter pilgrimage to Barcelona. Click here for Geoff Dermer's story about his Kitsch team and other 'Couver bros over in Spain.

Click the image or right here to read more about what VIA contributor Adam Cassidy and Teddy Stursberg have on the go at their Strathcona home...

Metro Vancouver's Concrete Skateboarding magazine has re-launched its website recently.