Moving tribute features music from the duo’s forthcoming album L’Amour à la Folie
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Indigenous-led festival features performances by powwow group Northern Cree and pop singer Tia Wood, plus film screenings, a marketplace, and more
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Bassist-vocalist will be joined by a special group of musicians to play tracks off her past albums and forthcoming project
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Gryphon Trio and Marion Newman lead a powerful performance that confronts historical trauma through poetry, music, and film
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Plenty is in store, from Portuguese fado singer Carminho to cooking star Yotam Ottolenghi, culture-fusing songstress Arooj Aftab, and beyond
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Concert shines a light on previously under-recognized Japanese, Armenian, Irish, Scottish, and Indigenous music
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Offerings from the Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs, the VSO, Early Music Vancouver, and more take place on February 14 and 15
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The group’s namesake is a master of the santur who draws on Persian classical styles as well as everything from jazz to the avant-garde
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Seasonal standouts include a massive choral Messiah, and different takes on A Christmas Carol—including one with 10-foot-high puppets
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Respected musician plays two shows devoted to India’s oldest-surviving classical genre alongside pakhavaj artist Tejas Tope
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Performing alongside pakhavaj artist Tejas Tope, Dagar explores the virtuosity of dhrupad, India’s oldest-surviving classical style
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Cutting-edge string musicians have recorded over 70 albums, won more than 40 awards, and collaborated with the likes of Nine Inch Nails and David Bowie
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Singer-songwriter’s first Vancouver concert in 15 years features tracks off her latest studio album, My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross
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Wolastoqiyik tenor-composer and Abenaki filmmaker-musician deliver an intimate two-part concert presented in partnership with VIFF and the Vancouver Art Gallery
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Multimedia show immerses audiences in the intimacies of the Juno-winning musician’s Salluit community, located in the very north of Nunavik
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Also appearing at the Indigenous-led festival are makers of everything from clothing to cookies
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Chan Centre for the Performing Arts and Musqueam’s third-annual Indigenous festival features free concerts, dance performances, storytelling, film screenings, and more
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Reimagining of Maurice Ravel’s 1911 French one-act opera L’heure espagnole features an all–LGBTQ2SIA+ cast and crew
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Composer-musician’s 2020 release The Vagabond juxtaposes nine original tracks with works by Philip Glass and Sergei Prokofiev
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Grammy Award-winning artist’s latest album Timbuktu tells of her journey from poverty to globally distinguished musician
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