I can’t believe November is already here! This year’s Eastside Culture Crawl takes place November 19–22, and I’ll be exhibiting once again at Unit 111 in Parker Street Studios. This year is extra special as the event celebrates its 30th anniversary! I’m excited to be part of this milestone celebration and look forward to seeing everyone there!
This is such a special time of year when I get to share my art and connect with so many wonderful people who visit the studio. I love chatting about the inspiration and creative process behind each piece, sharing the stories that make every artwork unique.
It’s always a joy to welcome familiar faces who return year after year, as well as meeting new people and introducing them to my artwork. I’m so grateful for every conversation and connection along the way!
What is the Eastside Culture Crawl?
Every year, hundreds of artists open their creative spaces to the public, from studios and workshops to garages and warehouses. Visitors get a unique behind-the-scenes look at the creative process.
If you’re in Vancouver and haven’t experienced the Eastside Culture Crawl before, I highly recommend checking it out! Best of all, it’s completely free to attend, making art and creativity accessible to everyone. It’s a wonderful way to spend an afternoon or evening exploring local artists, discovering unique creations, and enjoying Vancouver’s vibrant arts community.
With the holiday season just around the corner, it’s also a great opportunity to find unique, one-of-a-kind gifts for your family, friends, and loved ones!
Parker Street Studios is one of the buildings that has many talented artists under one roof. This year, there are 143 artists participating in that location.
30th Annual Eastside Culture Crawl in Vancouver, BC, Canada
Date: November 19-22, 2025.
Times: Thu/Fri: 5pm-10pm. Sat/Sun: 11am-6pm
Location: Parker Street Studios, 1000 Parker Street, Vancouver, BC (Suite 111)
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Sneek Peak
Every year I participate in the Eastside Culture Crawl, I create a new artwork for my series, Hidden World. I make these drawings with a humble ballpoint pen (the kind we use for writing) to explore how I can use pattern design to create one cohesive image.
Hidden World debut at Eastside Culture Crawl (by year):
2023: Raccoon
2024: Raven
2025: Lucky Cat #9
2026: Come to the show to find out!
Here’s a sneak peek at this year’s Hidden World. Can you guess what animal it is?
Looking forward to seeing you next week!