Author: Vanessa Choot

As a lifelong Vancouverite, there’s a pride and joy that comes from being one of the first to discover something new in your city – and then sharing about that experience. That’s the feeling that’s fueled Vanessa Choot’s passion for blogging and content creation on her Canadian lifestyle blog modernmixvancouver.com. Since 2008, Vanessa has kept her readers and followers ‘in the know’ on local happenings, facilitating for the discovery and support of brands, businesses, and experiences available in Vancouver. Vanessa combines her expertise in living a modern Vancouver lifestyle with an approachable relatability that inspires her followers to think – hey, if she can do it, I can too! It’s no surprise that most of the content on Modern Mix Vancouver is influenced by Vanessa’s tastes and interests. So get to know her likes and dislikes for a sense of what Modern Mix Vancouver can bring to you!

Nutcracker-themed Projected Dance Performance to Take Over Robson Street (Dec 10, 2016)

Nutcracker-themed projected dance performance to take over Vancouver’s Robson Street on December 10, 2016.

Shop All-Canadian Jewellery at Artina’s in Gastown

Artina's Gastown First Nations Jewellery

Located in Gastown, Artina’s is a contemporary jewellery store, offering the world’s largest selection of hand-crafted West Coast Native and modern Canadian jewellery.

MARKET: TOQUE Craft Fair 2016 (Dec 2 & 3)

This year, over 27 vendors will be featured at TOQUE’s craft fair, from December 2 to 4.

Vancouver Designer Spotlight: AW by Andrea Wong

AW By Andrea Wong Vancouver Designer

AW by Andrea Wong is a regular vendor at local craft and handmade goods markets, where you can find her cross body bags, envelope clutches and wallets, tote bags, and more.

Fall Comfort Pizza Picks from Famoso Neapolitan Pizzeria

famoso korean bbq pizza

Pizza is already such a sharable food, the extensive menu at Famoso – from pizza to salad, to pasta, means there’s no shortage of options to try.

Making Minutes Count with Designed-in-Canada MEDIUM Watches

In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift towards a completely opposite look: minimalistic watches, with an increased focus on craftsmanship, rather than flashy embellishments.