The organization has named this year’s recipients of the Sam Carter Award in Applied Art and Design and the Polygon Award in First Nations Art

Sequel to the beloved musical comedy Nunsense sets the sisters in a school basement recording a cable-access Christmas special

Curtis Woloschuk, Ruun Nuur, PoChu AuYeng, and Alan Franey dish on VIFF’s hidden hits, including a clever throwback to Dogme 95 and a documentary dubbed “one of the most important films of the year”

Special program features the choir’s favourite mass settings, honouring the start of Paula Kremer’s final year as artistic director

At the Vancouver International Film Festival, the Winnipeg writer-director forges a witty, fast-moving mashup of archival footage, ironic retro-design, and uncorked humour

The Winnipeg-based country-blues performer has more than just music in store for fans this time around—she also has her very own crop of garlic

In the SNAFU Society of Unexpected Spectacles production, Fraggle Rock puppeteer Ingrid Hansen brings a little stinker named Baby Tyler to adorably sassy life

High-energy evening revives the music and magic of a cultural movement

Rooted in the cultural teachings of the Ancestor’s Eye, the dance and theatre artist’s work draws on a traditional Coast Salish story of hope and resilience

Presentation ceremonies for the First Nations Art Award, Applied Art + Design Award, and Indigenous Business Award take place in November

Grant increases, expanded cultural land trust initiatives, and a hotel tax were some of the measures floated at the ABC-free meeting

Celebrated in Europe and elsewhere, artist uses paintings, sculpture, and photo-based work to explore expansive ideas around memory, isolation, pop culture, and art history

Award-winning young string players champion their queer identities, performing both new commissions and canonical works

At VIFF Live, the experimental rock band’s Jamie Stewart and Angela Seo imagine what sights and sounds could exist beyond the edges of the writer-director’s debut feature

Vancouver New Music hosts the renowned Japanese percussionist’s quartet in tribute to the legendary minimalist composer

Event’s 26th edition runs December 2 to 6, with X-Files creator hosting master class at Content Summit

Virtuoso makes her country’s national instrument, the bandura, sound modern

Playwright Max Wolf Friedlich’s award-winning drama is a tense intergenerational showdown between a millennial content moderator and her baby boomer therapist

Highlights include Greece’s The Lion and the Wolf, New York’s Martha Graham Dance Company, and Vancouver’s own Kidd Pivot

The 10-day program opens with an OOF! staged reading of Carol Shields and Dave Williamson’s comedy Anniversary

Offerings in store range from compelling plays care of the Arts Club On Tour to a relaxing matinee Coffee Concert Series

With hummable songs and intricate choreography, Metro Theatre opens its season with a Sesame Street parody that delights in poking fun at the absurdity of it all

Quebec-based company delivers a haunting, hypnotic exploration of the personal costs of performative positivity

Juliet: A Revenge Comedy, Eddie and Will, and Shakespeare’s Will to alternate on the Douglas Campbell Theatre stage

Emceed by drag artist Genesis, the fundraiser features live performances, club night pop-ups, clips from iconic films like Flashdance, and costumes galore

A photo book celebrating the work of Tamio Wakayama and a poetry collection by Amber Dawn were also amid the winners

U.K.–based Out of the Forest Theatre’s production fuses gallows humour and vaudevillian horror

Expect murder-mystery tropes to be torn down as a cast of characters descends on a mansion where mayhem ensues

Book features paintings, sculpture, prints, carvings, glass, ceramics, and birch bark canoes by 50 artists

Amid concerns of rising costs and declining cultural spaces, candidates will share their stances on issues surrounding the city’s arts sector, September 22 at Museum of Vancouver