Showing at Keep Giving; Cedars and Shells opening event, You say I’m a snake? is a rebellious solo that grew out of her master’s thesis
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EMV’s Suzie LeBlanc hosted a charming exchange of ideas between English tenor Charles Daniels and Vancouver-based Hindustani vocalist Shruti Ramani
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From a qawwali performance by multipiece band RAAHI & Co to free Bollywood dance lessons, the fest is a vibrant celebration of South Asian arts and culture
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Teriyaki burgers, yakisoba, sushi, and a salmon barbecue are among the culinary highlights at the annual fest
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Chicago DJ Shaun J. Wright and Portland DJ Sappho are among the featured acts at the fully licensed bash
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Diverse performances range from butoh dancing to taiko drumming to circus arts
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Cree-Métis two-spirit baritone Jonathon Adams and artistic director Alexander Weimann share their reflections in advance of performance at Summer Festival: Bach Untamed
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Interactive multidisciplinary art installation by Annie Sumi and Brian Kobayakawa has an heirloom Singer sewing machine at its heart
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Formerly Eastside Studios, the organization will host live music, drag show, and more at “Pride Island”
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Rebecca Northan–helmed production successfully gives Shakespeare’s silliest play a straightforward staging
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Performing in English, French, and Innu-aimun, singer-songwriter draws on his multiple sources—and gets the crowd dancing
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The Giller Prize–winning author of What Strange Paradise has curated a program of events that look at the real world through a literary lens
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Annual interactive fundraiser happens at CREATE! Eastside Arts Festival and includes stops at participating neighbourhood breweries
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From flamenco dance to zine-making, there are hands-on sessions for people of all artistic levels
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From the Saharan quartet of L’Etran de L’Aïr to Palestinian-Jordanian collective 47Soul, the lineup is as diverse as it is exciting
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Darker ruminations on sexual coercion take a back seat to a Vienna with flash-mob monks, DJs, and dabbing
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With everything from culinary offerings to locally made goods for sale to stilt-walking lessons, the music is just one highlight of the beloved fest
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Despite some cartoonish antics, Theatre Under the Stars musical showcases its cast’s impressive versatility as both actors and instrumentalists
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Esther Rausenberg reflects on the festival’s origins as it diversifies its outdoor arts-workshop programming with concerts, a beer garden, and more
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The Marseille trio—Arthur Peneau, Didier Simione, and Anass Zine—draws on instruments and sounds from Africa and beyond
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