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NFB pulls Inconvenient Indian from distribution, including Sundance Film Festival
NFB pulls Inconvenient Indian from distribution, including Sundance Film Festival

Controversy has erupted over the heritage of its director, Michelle Latimer

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SCREEN, NEWSJanet SmithDecember 22, 2020NFB, Inconvenient Indian
Wong Kar-Wai releases an extended director's cut of his dazzling The Hand, to January 27
Wong Kar-Wai releases an extended director's cut of his dazzling The Hand, to January 27

Cheongsams have never looked so gorgeous as they do in this story of a tailor and a courtesan

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SCREEN, WHAT'S STIRRINGJanet SmithDecember 22, 2020The Cinematheque, Wong Kar-wai
Indigenous chefs extend national Indigenous Feast Boxes campaign to nourish people in need
Indigenous chefs extend national Indigenous Feast Boxes campaign to nourish people in need

Indigenous Culinary of Associated Nations takes its fundraising effort into the New Year

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CULINARYGail JohnsonDecember 22, 2020CULINARY, Indigenous cuisine, Indigenous food, Indigenous chefs, Salmon n' Bannock, Mr. Bannock, Homepage feature
Everything but the bird: 3 alternatives to turkey leftovers this weekend
Everything but the bird: 3 alternatives to turkey leftovers this weekend

Bacchus, the Red Wagon, and Brass Fish are options for those who are stuffed with stuffing

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CULINARYGail JohnsonDecember 22, 2020CULINARY, AnnaLena, Bacchus, Brass Fish
An Italian Baroque Festive Celebration with Krisztina Szabó, December 23
An Italian Baroque Festive Celebration with Krisztina Szabó, December 23

The mezzo-soprano performs with Pacific Baroque Orchestra in an Early Music Vancouver presentation


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MUSIC, WHAT'S STIRRINGGail JohnsonDecember 21, 2020what's stirring, music, Pacific Baroque Orchestra, early music vancouver
 In Polygon Gallery's Miradas Alternas, five Mexican artists find new ways to look at absence, loss, and femicide
In Polygon Gallery's Miradas Alternas, five Mexican artists find new ways to look at absence, loss, and femicide

Photo and video artists turn lens on derelict roadstops, empty nighttime streets, and more to tell a story of violence

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ART & DESIGNJanet SmithDecember 21, 2020The Polygon, Homepage feature
Melanin Rising Apparel builds community by celebrating Black creatives
Melanin Rising Apparel builds community by celebrating Black creatives

Naomi Gracechild’s accidental venture uses art as a force for social change

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ART & DESIGN, FASHIONGail JohnsonDecember 21, 2020Naomi Gracechild, Black artists, art and design, fashion
Krystle Dos Santos and Michael Scholar Jr. sing streamed Solstice Greetings via Firehall Arts Centre
Krystle Dos Santos and Michael Scholar Jr. sing streamed Solstice Greetings via Firehall Arts Centre

The concert is available for a week, but fans have to buy tickets by 3 pm December 21

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THEATREJanet SmithDecember 21, 2020Firehall Arts Centre, FIREHALL, livestream
Boba Run introduces Korean-inspired bubble tea to Vancouver
Boba Run introduces Korean-inspired bubble tea to Vancouver

The new downtown shop also features a wild variety of matcha drinks

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CULINARYGail JohnsonDecember 21, 2020CULINARY, boba, bubble tea, Boba Run
Seoul food and fried chicken: the Frying Pan brings Nashville-meets-Korean street food to Vancouver’s restaurant scene
Seoul food and fried chicken: the Frying Pan brings Nashville-meets-Korean street food to Vancouver’s restaurant scene

Inspired by Roy Choi, food-truck founders Jacob and Sunny Jung open new eatery in Gastown

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CULINARYGail JohnsonDecember 20, 2020CULINARY, street food, food trucks, Korean food, the Frying Pan
Theatre review: Panto Come Home! is a welcome gift of livestreamed silliness to superfans
Theatre review: Panto Come Home! is a welcome gift of livestreamed silliness to superfans

A new Phanto of the Panto provides an excuse to revisit show’s whacked-out hits

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THEATREJanet SmithDecember 19, 2020The Cultch, Theatre Replacement, Homepage feature
Home for the holidays: 4 feasts with Asian flavours
Home for the holidays: 4 feasts with Asian flavours

Vancouver chefs serve up everything from siu mai to soft-shelled crab in festive take-home meals

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CULINARYGail JohnsonDecember 19, 2020CULINARY, Potluck Hawker Eatery, Heritage Asian Eatery, Street Auntie Aperitivo House, Regal Mansion Chinese Seafood Restaurant
Another Round, The Commune, and Force Majeure: 3 Scandinavian films that muse on midlife to stream now
Another Round, The Commune, and Force Majeure: 3 Scandinavian films that muse on midlife to stream now

Marital breakdowns and modern masculinity all get a hard look

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SCREEN, WHAT'S STIRRINGJanet SmithDecember 18, 2020VIFF
Winter Solstice Lantern Festival lights up the night virtually, December 21 at 6 pm
Winter Solstice Lantern Festival lights up the night virtually, December 21 at 6 pm

Secret Lantern Society’s labyrinth, dance party, live music, and more beam to you via Zoom

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WHAT'S STIRRING, FESTSJanet SmithDecember 18, 2020Secret Lantern Society, Winter Solstice, livestream
From medieval texts to the Pogues, musica intima puts new spin on holiday choral songs
From medieval texts to the Pogues, musica intima puts new spin on holiday choral songs

The self-directed choir covers a lot of ground in a pair of virtual holiday concerts

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MUSICGail JohnsonDecember 18, 2020music, musica intima, concerts, virtual concerts, choir
Sound of the City:  Desirée Dawson
Sound of the City: Desirée Dawson

The singer-songwriter makes music for healing

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SOUND OF THE CITY, MUSICStir VancouverDecember 18, 2020Sound of the City, Desiree Dawson, music
The Polygon Gallery opens three winter exhibitions on view throughout the holidays
The Polygon Gallery opens three winter exhibitions on view throughout the holidays
ART & DESIGNStir VancouverDecember 17, 2020Partner Content, POLYGON GALLERY, The Polygon
Stir Wine Pairing: A Kino Christmas comedy show calls for BC Pinot Noir and Café Medina to-go
Stir Wine Pairing: A Kino Christmas comedy show calls for BC Pinot Noir and Café Medina to-go

Vancouver comedians are holding a jolly virtual fundraiser for Kino Café. Here’s what you need to make a night of it

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CULINARY, WINE, COMEDYGail JohnsonDecember 17, 2020CULINARY, wine, BC wine, BC wineries, Township 7, Kino Cafe, Erica Sigurdson, Cafe Medina, Stir Pairing
David Briker talks about 5 new paintings of 6 artists' things, in Objets de peu d’importance
David Briker talks about 5 new paintings of 6 artists' things, in Objets de peu d’importance

Paul Wong’s Pocky, Zak David’s pliers, and Charlene Vickers’ sneaker: random stuff inspires 11 Gallery show

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ART & DESIGNStir VancouverDecember 16, 2020Homepage feature
Christopher Gaze joins A VSO Christmas Story in free streamed concert December 19 at 2 pm
Christopher Gaze joins A VSO Christmas Story in free streamed concert December 19 at 2 pm

Cozy up to a warm fire with the Bard on the Beach icon

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MUSICJanet SmithDecember 16, 2020VSO, Christopher Gaze
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