Early Music Vancouver’s artist-in-residence “enlivens” classical music with Scottish style
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YouTube videos have propelled the Vancouver-based artist to musical success
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BABY pairs life-sized puppets and humans, while When I Think It Has Yet to Begin works looping movement to mesmerizing effect
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“Follow your folk” to the music then your nose to the nosh
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Duo uses loopers and percussive techniques to conjure driving rhythms
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The Victoria duo who first connected at a Salt Spring Island café reach listeners from front seat of their Honda
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A documentary on a divine drag icon, a groundbreaking Filipinx drama, and more
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The bash also features Ruby Singh, DJ Kookum, DJ LIL India, and Chimerik Collective
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New options include lobster rolls, liquid-nitrogen ice cream, and Japanese-Hawaiian fusion food
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The cutting edge of hip-hop meets Montreal company’s fluid vision of confinement
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Artist-activist Terri-Lynn Williams-Davidson brings living traditions to the folk, rock, and jazz influences of Chilliwack founders
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Erika Mitsuhashi, Francesca Frewer, and Alexa Mardon join forces as part of Dancing on the Edge
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Brighid Fry and Pascale Padilla give voice to environmentalism, feminism, and LGBTQ2SIA+ rights
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The artist’s solo debut album, Outside Child, earned three Grammy nominations and a Juno win for Contemporary Roots Album of the Year
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Action at a Distance artistic director Vanessa Goodman’s work has its world premiere at Dancing on the Edge
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An art installation of a banyan tree, queer expression through bharatanatyam dance, and more are on the diverse program
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“We all benefit from live music,” says the multi-platinum singer-songwriter who brings her intimate vocals to the three-day event
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When the jazz icon hits the Harrison Festival of the Arts, he won’t be missing the Louisiana heat
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The 8th annual multidisciplinary event features more than 100 artists working toward land, water, and relational justice
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SGaanaGwa explores the Haida worldview, while Shovels & Rope melds traditional folk, country, and rock
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