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17 393222-bindex.qxp 4/22/09 3:06 PM Page 201 201 classical music and Beatty Walk, 27 Index opera, 117–119 Benthell, 26 Index comedy clubs, 115 Bibliophile Bookshop, 71 dance, 119–120 Big Bus, 197 A popular music, Big Sky Golf and Country A Baker’s Dozen Antiques, 70 116–117 Club, 153 Abkhazi Garden (Victoria), The PuSh Interna- Bike rentals, 192 140–141 tional Perform- Biking, 192 Abruzzo Cappuccino Bar, 42 ing Arts Festival, mountain biking, Access America, 195 184 Whistler, 152, 186 Access Gallery, 28 spectator sports, Billiards, 103 Accessible Vancouver, 198 120 The Bill Reid Gallery of North- Accommodations theater, 113–114 west Coast Art, 26, 51 best, 124 Whistler, 179–182 Birk’s, 10, 76 Vancouver, 124–130 Arts Club Theatre Company, Blackcomb. See Whistler- Whistler Blackcomb, 113 Blackcomb resort 173–177 Artspeak, 28 Blackcomb Base Adventure Addresses, 192 ArtStarts, 28 Zone, 155 Adventure sports, Whistler Art tour, 28–31 Black’s Pub (Whistler), 180 Blackcomb, 148, 157 Artwalk, 186 Black Top & Checker Cabs, Ainsworth Custom Design, 75 Atelier Gallery, 31 192 Air travel, 188 ATMs (automated teller Black Tusk Gallery (Whistler), Alexandra Park, 48–49 machines), 192 162 The Alibi Room, 103 ATV and 4X4 tours, Whistler Bloedel Floral Conserva- Alice Lake, 135 Mountain, 155 tory, 22, 81 Allura Direct, 173 Audiopile, 77 The Boardroom, 78 Amos & Andes (Whistler), 163 AXA Place building, 26 Boating, 46 Amsterdam Cafe Pub Boat tours, 46 (Whistler), 180 B Bookstores Amtrak, 189 Bacchus Piano Lounge, 106 Vancouver, 71 Antique Market Warehouse, Backcountry skiing, 147 Whistler, 162 70–71 Backcountry wildlife tours, Bowling, 103 Antiques and recycled 148 Boyle, Gwen, 29 furniture, 70 The Backstage Lounge, 103, Brandy’s Bar (Whistler), 180 Aquarium, Vancouver, 116 Brandywine Falls, 135 6, 37, 87 Ballet British Columbia, Bright Nights in Stanley Park, Arbutus Knoll, 88 119–120 187 Armchair Books (Whistler), Bamboo Village, 56, 73 British Columbia Museum of 162 Banking hours, 192 Mining, 133 Art galleries, commercial, Barbara Jo’s Books to Cooks, British Columbia Tourism, 6, 20, 28, 31 33, 34, 71 184 Whistler, 162 Barclay Heritage Square, Brockton Point Totem Artisan Sake Maker, 34 47–48 Poles, 86 Art museums and public art Bard on the Beach, 113, 185 Buddha (statue), 41 galleries Bar None, 108 Buffalo Bills Bar and Grill Bill Reid Gallery of Bars (Whistler), 181 Northwest Coast Art, casual, 103–105 Burrard Bridge Welcome 26, 51 gay and lesbian, Pole, 63 The Pendulum 107–108 Burrard Street, architectural Gallery, 27 lounges and cocktail landmarks, 26 UBC Museum of Anthro- bars, 106–107 Burrard Street Bridge, 63 pology, 5, 16–17, 41 wine, 105 Buschlen Mowatt Gallery, 28 VancouverCOPYRIGHTED Contempo- Basquiat, 73 MATERIALBusiness hours, 192–193 rary Art Gallery, 27 Bastion Square (Victoria), 139 Bus travel, 189, 191 Arts and entertainment The Bay, 76 Stanley Park shuttle Vancouver, 112–120 BC Ferries, 138 service, 86 best, 112, 118 Beaches, Kitsilano (Kits) Butchart Gardens (Victoria), cinemas, 115 Beach, 19, 61 141 17 393222-bindex.qxp 4/22/09 3:06 PM Page 202 202 C Christ Church Cathedral, D Caffè Artigiano, 27 51, 118 The Daily Planet (Whistler), Cambie Bridge Ring Gear Christmas Craft and Gift 163 Index Monument, 29 Market, 187 Dance clubs and nightclubs Canada Border Services CIBC headquarters, Vancouver, 108 Agency, 193, 196 former, 10 Whistler, 181–182 Canada Day, 185 Cigars and tobacco Dancing on the Edge Festival, Canada Line, 189 Vancouver, 74 120, 186 Canada Place, 9–10, 46 Whistler, 163 Day spas, Whistler, 157–159 Canada Place IMAX, 115 Cinemas Dentists, 193 Canadian National BBQ Vancouver, 115 Diane Farris Gallery, 31 Championship, 186 Whistler, 182 Dine Out Vancouver, 184 Canadian Tourism Commis- Cinnamon Bear Bar Dining sion, 184 (Whistler), 180 reservations, 193 Capilano Suspension Circle Craft Co-Operative, 76 Vancouver, 92–98 Bridge, 82 City of Bhangra Festival, 184 best, 92 Caprice Nightclub, 108 Climate, 184 Dine Out Vancou- Cardero’s, 103 Cloud Nine, 106–107 ver, 184 Caribbean Days Festival, 186 Clouds, 27 Whistler Blackcomb, Carol Ship Parade of Lights Coal Harbour, 85 167–171 Festival, 187 walking tour, 45–51 Disabilities, travelers with, Carr, Emily, 11 Coal Harbour Park, 45 198 Car rentals, 188 Coal Harbour Seawalk, 9, 46 Doctors, 193 Car travel, 189, 190 Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Dog Beach, 61 Cascade Room, 106 Gallery, 74 Dogsled tours, 148 Castro’s Cuban Cigar Store Coast Mountain Sports, 77 The Dominion Building, 57 (Whistler), 163 Coca-Cola Tube Park (Black- Doolin’s, 103 Celebrities, 107 comb), 148 Douglas Reynolds Gallery, Cellar Jazz Cafe, 116 Collection, Mark Lewis’s, 29 31, 74–75 Cellphones, 188 Comedy clubs, 115 Downhill skiing CelticFest, 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