Fest’s 10th-anniversary edition features live productions, digital presentations, and special events
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Dancers of Damelahamid’s 15h annual event hosts Sámi artists from Norway and Sweden as well as Indigenous performers from throughout Canada and the U.S.
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Known for her ballet background, the Vancouver International Burlesque Festival star still draws most of her inspiration from her intricate costumes
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Arts lovers won’t want to miss these happenings at the cultural celebration that’s part of Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival
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Volcano film Fire of Love to open fest that runs May 5 to 15
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Move and Connect’s dynamic online high-school program spans stories from Brazil, the U.K., and beyond
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The three-day music fest announces lineup that also features Lights, Dear Rouge, and Yukon Blonde
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A child survivor of the Holocaust, psychiatrist Robert Krell opens up about his life, work, and loves
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Master jigger Yvonne Chartrand leads the dance troupe in a celebration of Métis culture and community
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The proudly Canadian project by Clint Eastwood’s most trusted “camera eye” opens the 2022 Reel 2 Real International Film Festival for Youth
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Festival du Bois is serving up everything from zydeco to Mexican-folk-inspired music, alongside a menu of Québécois classics like tourtière and assorted Yellow Dog Brewing ales
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The Montreal five-piece honours Louisiana’s musical culture while doing its own Québécois-infused thing
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As we come out of the pandemic, the fest’s new executive director sees the event as an opportunity to reflect on what’s most important to us
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Other feature highlights include Bigger Than Us, The Time Thief, and Stop-Zemilia
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Lola Frost, Foxy Lexxi Brown, and Judith Stein among the fest’s dozens of local and national artists to perform live
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Drinkwater opens the event, which will host programming at the Vancity Theatre and Roundhouse
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From commentary on obscure VHS tapes found in dumpsters to a big-name love-fuelled performance, local offerings will have you in stitches
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Books, albums, and pre-photographic cloud studies also make up the ambitious new exhibition at the Polygon Gallery
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Tickets on sale Wednesday for a lineup that spans African circus, Indigenous dance, and Fred Penner himself
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U.S.-born virtuoso and UBC instructor interprets work by local emerging composers—one as young as 14
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