In new Electric Company Theatre play, premiering at the Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival, real grief over his sister mixes with fictional elements and age-old myth
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Milestone year brings the Preview Exhibition to the Eastside Arts Society’s newly purchased building at 716 E. Hastings Street
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Offerings spans queer cinema, live electronic music, and dance throughout this multidisciplinary collaboration between six emerging curators
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Hilarious production is bursting with outrageous innuendos and queer chaos
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As part of the Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival, the new show nods to Mexico’s Día de los Muertos and similar traditions from other countries
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The American pianist’s project is part of her ongoing engagement with the work of post-abstract expressionist painter Cy Twombly
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Continuing online from December 1 to 20, the program features a Ukraine solidarity screening of the powerful documentary Traces
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Isabel Leong and her 18-piece band play scores by Ghibli composer Joe Hisaishi—but they don’t simply re-create the music of the films
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In collaboration with artists Adad Hannah and Jin-me Yoon, these events feature video installations made by people with lived experience of incarceration
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Tony and Grammy Award–winning actor shares deeply personal, politically urgent, and darkly funny performance and conversation
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Featuring live music, DJs, and dance lessons, the event is part of Latin Expressions 2026, hosted by the Vancouver Latin American Cultural Centre
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Whistler hosts a wide range of award-winning authors for readings, conversations, workshops, and more
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Yolonda Skelton’s remarkable paper dresses from the film series will be displayed on the day of the screening
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The DEVO member—coming to town as part of the Vancouver International Film Festival—has built a second career composing music for TV cartoons, Wes Anderson movies, and everything in between
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Vancouver filmmaker’s latest feature documentary First Comes Love: Nakabingwit dives into the complexities of interracial relationships
Read MorePresented as part of the Vancouver International Film Festival’s live-performance series, the event is a collaboration between MUTEK Montreal and Vancouver’s Chapel Sound Art Foundation
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The Kurdish-Canadian filmmaker’s feature documentary follows three families of Flight PS752 victims in their ongoing fight for justice
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More than 100 concerts are taking place across multiple local venues
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The event, which takes place during October to mark Latin American Heritage Month, includes live music, literary readings, and guided tours of exhibitions featuring ancient and modern-day art
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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”
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