The city’s only Indigenous-owned and -operated restaurant opens sister eatery, Salmon n’ Bannock On The Fly, at YVR on December 19
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Biennial prize pays tribute to memory of late arts supporter, who passed away in 2017
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Her “As the First Spring Blossoms Awaken Through the Snow” wins Jules Léger Prize
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The theatre artist had left the helm of the Vancouver Fringe Festival in April 2021
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Wildly imaginative dance, two circus-inspired shows, and a Faustian new work from Electric Theatre Company are just a few of the offerings
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Journalist and podcaster wants people to start talking to each other
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Senior artist also cofounded the artist-run Western Front
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The Piano Teacher: A Healing Key, which premiered at the Arts Club in 2017, takes national prize
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The five recipients are Durrah Alsaif, Mathew Andreatta, Manuel Axel Strain, Rebecca Bair, and Bracken Hanuse Corlett
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Australia’s popular Circa troupe and New Zealand’s Indian Ink Theatre Company will also hit Vancouver
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The afternoon concert features Christopher Gaze, Tania Miller, James Ehnes, and Tracy Dahl
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Project by Vancouver-based Visceral Visions hosts launch event November 18
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The inaugural local selections also include 40 Recommended eateries, 12 “Bib Gourmands”, and three special awards
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From the chandelier under the Granville Street Bridge, to a cheeky tale of a sailor at the Venice Biennale, he leaves a huge, genre-busting legacy
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Coast Salish artists Debra Sparrow, Skwetsimeltxw Willard (Buddy) Joseph, Hereditary Chief Chepximiya Siyam’ Janice George, and Angela George collaborated with architects on the design of the building façade
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Chartered professional accountant and arts manager was the founder of Capture Photography Festival and trained at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet
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From food security to school meal programs, some local political parties are serving up related campaign promises
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From artist spaces to the return of music education, here’s what political groups are promising to do to protect and enhance the city’s cultural landscape if elected
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B.C. books The Most Precious Substance on Earth, Time is a Flower, and All the Quiet Places also up for prize
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Described as a “trailblazer”, theatre artist praised for “creating truly site-specific work”
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