Now year-round, group plans a CREATE! Arts Festival for August 2021, and works to boost artists’ spaces
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The forum takes place at the Rio Theatre, building on momentum from Bell’s installation of 215 pairs of children’s shoes as a memorial at Vancouver Art Gallery
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The online, interactive map by First Peoples’ Cultural Council is the first of its kind
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Members of the public can enter a draw for tickets to small, socially distanced shows June 19 and 26
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Event unveils programming for August 4 to 22, including 40 live open-air concerts and other performances
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Submissions span photos of picturesque sites and Lennon Walls, as well as field recordings
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Free tickets for shows at Performance Works and Ironworks are on offer later this week
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He got his start at the fest as venue manager in 2014, and recently oversaw VIFF Centre’s $2.8-million renovation
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The wineries-owner’s mom, 105, worked as a fashion designer in Czechoslovakia before being forced to flee Europe prior to the Second World War
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Cofounder of Centro Flamenco and the Vancouver International Flamenco Festival brought Spanish sounds home after meeting his wife, dancer Rosario Ancer, in Madrid
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The Arts Club, the Massey, and Dancing on the Edge unveil programming for summer and beyond
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Through the award, the genre-blending artist will create a new show inspired by Japanese calligraphy
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June 15 is the date for up to 50 people; operators say they’re confused, unfairly targeted by the provincial-health orders
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The 2021 recipients were announced for the program set up in honour of the Arts Club Theatre’s director emeritus
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BC Indigenous authors Michelle Good, Kim Senklip Harvey earn Canada Council for the Arts’ prestigious prizes
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The jazz fest hopes to host some of the first outdoor concerts, while music, dance, and theatre leaders predict a very gradual return over the fall
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She was a leader in sustainable design and a pioneer of Green roofs who pioneered green playgrounds
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Canadian Pavilion’s huge multimedia installation explores locations that masquerade as other places, including SFU campus
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Spurred by rising reports of anti-Asian acts here and elsewhere, the Vancouver artist acted quickly to take a stand
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Vetta Chamber Music, Vancouver Inter-Cultural Orchestra, and Mohamed Assani also nab nods
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