Boundary-pushing offerings include a wonderfully weird website-EP and collagelike text fragments
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An Indigenous World Winery red, bannockwich from Salmon n’ Bannock go hand in hand with the multidisciplinary fest that celebrates Canada’s diverse Indigenous cultures
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Esie Mensah’s dance film launches on the one-year anniversary of Blackout Tuesday
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The month-long festival by Full Circle: First Nations Performance coincides with National Indigenous History Month
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The independent artist focuses on flamenco, investigates how singing and guitar can enhance her movements
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Human percussion instruments, Congolese storytellers, and off-the-hook break-dancers
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The Vancouver International Children’s Festival show explores hope, failure through a playful character’s old-school world of big-band music, silent film, and tap dance
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As the premiere of WANTED at the Vancouver International Dance Festival approaches, the group shares its unique creative process
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Greg Sinclair’s A Piece of You is a private, interactive concert all about you over Zoom
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As the fest of fine craft enters its final days, here are highlights happening IRL with full pandemic protocols in place
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The collective is premiering WANTED, a cowboy-themed look at humanity’s extremes
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Virtual concerts, immersive sound worlds, Punjabi Market walking tours, and more amid five weeks of online and limited live events
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The Cree-Saulteaux artist who founded Talking Stick Festival 20 years ago has never been busier
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Chefs Angus An, Ken Nakano, Ned Bell among those celebrating the beloved seafood’s season online
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Daily performances from local stages join shows from Amsterdam and Paris
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Here are top docs to take in over the fest’s final weekend
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Featuring instruments from the cello to the santour, intimate filmed concerts to inspire and mesmerize
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Audiences get to know those who wholly devote their lives to craft-based work at Crafted Vancouver’s online fest
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Chinese-Canadian filmmaker Yung Chang’s gently paced documentary, now streaming at DOXA, avoids sensationalism
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The virtual discussions cover the craft continuum, from the ancestral to the contemporary
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