Blueridge Chamber Music Festival opener also includes George Crumb’s mystical masterpiece Music for a Summer Evening
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From rainbow-themed cakes to cocktails, the weekend is loaded with flavour
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The seaside gathering features spoken word, dance, music, and more
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Delicious Japanese cuisine is at the forefront of annual weekend event at and around Oppenheimer Park
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Aretha Aoki’s interdisciplinary dance work draws on everything from synthwave to taiko and Ziggy Stardust
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Early Music Vancouver Summer Festival and re:Naissance premiere boldly mixes ancient Dido myth and Baroque music with contemporary dance, video, and sounds
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Unveiled last night, the magic-realist portrait of 15th-century feminist poet was commissioned to celebrate Our City of Ladies concert
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Marisa Gold reinterprets a mythical figure in The Queen of Carthage, while Stéphanie Brochard removes layers of Baroque dress in Atempor/elle
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Event celebrates South Asian culture with art, music, dance, workshops, and performances
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Enjoy art while tasting the most refreshing summer pours at four of eight East Van beer havens
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South Korean prog-rock-folk, a hit of Haitian sunshine, and homegrown bluegrass
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At Dancing on the Edge, an LED-lit spine exoskeleton and white funnel-shaped headpieces create an otherworldly aura
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Selection of 30 food vendors, market stalls, and community partners compliments weekend of concerts
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At the Mission Folk Music Festival, percussion-strings-and-singing duo draws on a vibrant mix of everything from Santeria to Latin and jazz
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Composer-singer Russell Wallace and artist-designer Naomi Yamamoto are just some of the artists on hand for the event at Strathcona Park and East Side studios July 22 and 23
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At Dancing on the Edge, new Soft Palate incorporates sculptural fabric headpieces, while Ecdysis features an LED-glowing exoskeleton
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The Toronto-based dance artist draws on her own memories of immigrant women forming community for the 22-performer work
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Wen Wei Dance has wild, Baroque-tweaked fun, while Juan Villegas explores his Sephardic Jewish ancestry and David Albert-Toth grapples with consumerism
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Simple props and nuanced performances come together in Lois Anderson’s visually and aurally striking rendition
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Guitar in hand, the genre-defying “Black Myself” singer brings together everything from blues and Americana to alt-pop
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