Performance features soprano Sara Schabas, mezzo-soprano Hillary Tufford, tenor Scott Rumble, and baritone Justin Welsh as soloists

In a concert presented by Early Music Vancouver, the Paris-based Baroque ensemble will perform the composer’s Il combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda

A look at Belgium-set Julie Keeps Quiet; Our Girls’ Dutch tragicomedy in the Tyrolean Alps; devastating Ukrainian documentary Traces; and Sleeping With a Tiger’s unconventional portrait of an even more unconventional Austrian artist

In his band the Future Ancestors, the multidisciplinary artist is joined by a powerhouse crew that includes singers Holly Eccleston and Khari McLelland

Tap-dancing spectacular tells the story of a small-town girl with big Broadway dreams

Delicate bird jewellery, West Coast Cameos, and tiny crocheted pieces can be found among 300-plus artisan booths

Gateway Theatre’s Barbara Tomasic directs Jason Robert Brown’s acclaimed song cycle at the historic Minoru Chapel

Canadian singer-songwriters’ meaningful fundraising campaign supports children’s palliative care across B.C. and the Yukon

At The Dance Centre, Barbara Matijević and Giuseppe Chico draw on the vast world of everyday YouTube content to explore how technology changes our bodies, the way we tell stories, and what it means to be present 

The Nutcracker–inspired production offers a fresh take on a beloved holiday classic

Artistic and executive director Alannah Clamp says the annual open-studio event is just one aspect of the Eastside Arts Society’s ongoing mission

Music on Main concert features energizing sounds by ukulele player James Hill, cellist Anne Janelle, and pianist Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa

Junior ensemble performs works by choreographers Cameron sinkʷə Fraser-Monroe, Michael Garcia, and Tiffany Tregarthen and David Raymond

As part of Alliance Française Vancouver’s virtual-reality exhibition, Montreal artist uses suspended devices to orchestrate the flow of water in hypnotic rhythms

Program pairs Jean Coulthard’s Quebec May with a work by her teacher, Ralph Vaughan Williams

Electric Company Theatre’s latest work delves into a mythology-infused world where an incomprehensible loss reveals the shame and fleeting possibility that formed a life

Annual event features artmaking and conversation in connection with two exhibitions, In the Folds of Memory and tender threads

The van Opstal siblings’ I’m afraid to forget your smile grapples movingly with mortality amid haunting live choral music, while new Miriam taps a primal, mother-goddess force against driving rhythms

The Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs presents the ode to extinct and endangered species alongside works by Canadian composers Iman Habibi, Andrew Balfour, and Sarah Quartel

The new fest is part of Chapel Sound Art Foundation’s Constellation Mentorship Program, which aims to train the next generation of diverse cultural producers

Annual Christmas concert includes all nine of the Family’s ensembles, including the youngest Piccolini singers

Violist Jacob van der Sloot and his musical relatives come together for a week of rehearsals, family dinners, and lush performances of Brahms and Dvořák’s string sextets

With the Firehall Arts Centre hosting the first local production of the play since 2010, a look back on its legacy, its Lytton setting, and its acclaim

This holiday season, writer-director Shel Piercy gives the classic fairy tale a distinctly British panto twist

The North Vancouver playwright’s comedy reveals that love and personal acceptance can occur at any age

E.B. White’s timeless tale follows an endearing mouse navigating a world built for humans

As Visions Ouest screens the large-scale, two-part achievement this week and next, Simon Abkarian’s general steals the show—even amid the sweeping battle scenes

Performing at the Chutzpah! Festival, Lala Tamar and Ofer Ronen fuse Middle Eastern, North African, and Iberian musical forms for songs both traditional and original

Slavic-accented show revolves around a romantic evening gone hilariously wrong

Collaboration between Belle Spirale Dance and Vancouver Chamber Choir finds galvanizing expression in the choreography of Kevin O’Day and the voices directed by Kari Turunen