A new type of Tangoo has been introduced to the city. It still involves dancing, but preludes with dining, cocktails, and some good ol’ socializing. Tangoo’s tagline is “imagine your weekend, all in one night.” Underlining this is how the Tangoo staff organize everything. From drinks, appetizers, dinner, and a night out at a bar or pub, Tangooers don’t worry about line ups or debates on places to go that wouldn’t take two hours just to get in. The effortlessness of a VIP-like service without necessarily sporting a VIP exterior is the perfect reason to bring you and your crew Tangooing over and over again.
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 There’s no point avoiding it. The city of Vancouver and the concept of urban agriculture are like two peas in a pod. Only now, you can grow your own set of peas in a self-watering container system that fits on your windowsill. It’s called Patch, and it’s only a matter of time before everyone’s giving it two green thumbs up. |
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