Chai with T host Tarannum Thind will chat with the Surrey-based siblings and viral-video makers
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Annual exhibition highlights topics seldom given attention in public spaces
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Performances from AHSIA, Ana Santos, Feven Kidane, spotlight spoken-word and musical artistry
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Blueridge Chamber Music Festival opener also includes George Crumb’s mystical masterpiece Music for a Summer Evening
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The seaside gathering features spoken word, dance, music, and more
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Vancouver’s Olga Campbell, Dorothy Doherty, and Jane McDougall work with wood and paper at Vancouver Civic Theatres show
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Vancouver Civic Theatres hosts the free outdoor movies on a giant inflatable screen outside the Queen Elizabeth Theatre
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New exhibition honours families who have thrived 100 years after the Chinese were barred from entering Canada
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New exhibition celebrates and gives voice to Iranian women
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Pull out your most obnoxious neon for a night of plutonium-powered nostalgia—and get ready for Back to the 80s’ summer-long lineup of classics
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Kickoff visual-art show spans 3D sculpture, costume design, and digitally altered photography
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With new-media holographic projection and other high-tech effects, this is not your “typical” drag show
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The Toronto-based singer-songwriter has fans around the globe
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New play from Australia looks at one family’s struggles with dementia and stroke
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Psychedelic sets, flower-powered costumes, and a live band help make the BC-set show the fest’s biggest hit
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Burning, Poetry, Secret Sunshine, and more exquisite portraits of pain
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Visual artist Manabu Ikeda and chef Koji Chiba offer a summery taste and tour of Japanese art
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Fare from Mexico, Egypt, Syria, India, Colombia, and Iran will be featured in Flavours of Hope’s Dream Cuisines event
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Dene/Métis writer-producer Marie Clements’s film is inspired by a Cree matriarch’s true life story
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The butoh company headed by Jay Hirabayashi and Barbara Bourget offers movement and music performances
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