Wootten, who passed away last year, launched the venue in 1973 and will also have a new creation fund in his name
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Society founder grew the Vines Art Festival from a one-day event into a multiday celebration of live music, dance, and more in city parks
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The multifaceted Vancouver-based musician and composer has worked with everyone from Aerosmith and Raffi to Pauline Oliveros and the Cranberries
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B.C. contenders for Canada’s largest theatre prize join finalists from Montreal and Calgary
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Grant increases, expanded cultural land trust initiatives, and a hotel tax were some of the measures floated at the ABC-free meeting
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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
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Juliet: A Revenge Comedy, Eddie and Will, and Shakespeare’s Will to alternate on the Douglas Campbell Theatre stage
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A photo book celebrating the work of Tamio Wakayama and a poetry collection by Amber Dawn were also amid the winners
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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
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Vancouver-based art historian and artist join six other laureates from across the country recognized for their contributions to Canadian culture
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Owned by the City of Vancouver, the newly retrofitted Cultural Amenity Space at 177 East 3rd Avenue includes a multipurpose performance studio, art studio, and sound booth
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Ruby Smith Diaz, Daniela Elza, and Donna Seto are among the six writers shortlisted for this year’s prize
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The local French-language theatre company will present everything from a live video game to an emotionally intense two-hander based on a Virginia Woolf masterpiece
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Amid today’s full programming announcement of more than 160 features, DEVO icon Mark Mothersbaugh is added to VIFF Live lineup
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A new dance work by Kirsten Wicklund and Peter Smida, the world premiere of a musical, and more round out the lineup
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For 2026–27, the choir will premiere new commissions by Canadian composers Suba Sankaran and Alex Eddington, as well as revisiting works from its inaugural year
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Compelling shorts, strong documentaries, and features such as Apolo and Gugu’s World bring forward local and international voices
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One-man show by Amsterdam-based Palestinian artist Alaa Shehada had already been postponed from last spring due to processing holdups
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Forecast’s dive into dance and Youtube, Tasha Faye Evans’s Cedar Woman, Wen Wei Wang’s final solo, and Montreal’s Ebnflōh are just some of the highlights
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September’s Censored Opera Festival in Helsinki is followed by collaboration with Vancouver Chamber Choir in November
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