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Film review: Josep animates the true story of an artist who fled Franco Spain to French internment

Streaming at Rendez-Vous, story of artist Josep Bartoli maintains a moral clarity amid war

SCREENStir VancouverFebruary 11, 2021Rendez-Vous French Film Festival, VISIONS OUEST

The Poet & the Patrician reimagines Baldwin-Buckley debate, to February 28

The podcast is part of Us: A Black Peoples Month Festival

Stir 'Splainer: Three VMF Winter Arts creators tell the stories behind their augmented-reality experiences

Activist wallpaper, odes to immigrants, and a 3-D huckleberry bush

ART & DESIGNStir VancouverFebruary 11, 2021VMF, Vancouver Mural Festival, Downtown Vancouver BIA, AR, VR

Stir Wine Pairing: La Ligue Gourmande brings absurdist supper club to the Fort Gallery

Todd Gronsdahl’s eccentric exhibition happens to open at an epic time for food lovers: We’re going for B.C. ice wine and pan-Asian rice bowls

For Body and Soul, DanceHouse partners with two Vancouver restaurants for a French night out at home

Faubourg and Dip & Sip have offers for patrons who plan on watching the Canadian premiere of Crystal Pite’s new work

DANCE, CULINARYStir VancouverFebruary 11, 2021Partner Content, DanceHouse, Dance

And Then They Came for Us, featuring George Takei, kicks off online KDocsFF running March 12 to 21

Metro Vancouver social-justice documentary fest travels from the Philippines to Chechnya

SCREEN, FESTS, NEWSJanet SmithFebruary 11, 2021KDOCS, Kdocs

Lucky foods are on the Chinese Lunar New Year menu at Western Lake

Chef Kent M.K. Wong has created a celebratory meal rooted in Cantonese traditions

CULINARYGail JohnsonFebruary 11, 2021culinary, Chinese New Year, Lunar New Year, Chinese food

Simone Blais throws a light on Black dance community in Dance Like Everybody's Watching

Documentary tackles appropriation and racism, while celebrating movement

SCREENJanet SmithFebruary 10, 2021VIFF, Black History Month, contemporary dance

Fractals dazzles at the COMMOTION, to February 27

We can’t take our eyes off David Miller’s computer-generated works now showing in a web-exclusive exhibition

ART & DESIGN, WHAT'S STIRRINGGail JohnsonFebruary 10, 2021art and design, the Commotion, art gallery, what's stirring

Acclaimed B.C. dance artist Joshua Beamish focuses on intimacy in Proximity

PuSh presents the choreographer-performer’s thrilling new collection of contemporary-dance works

DANCE, FESTSStir VancouverFebruary 10, 2021Partner Content, PuSh Festival, Joshua Beamish, dance, Dance Centre

Film review: Wandering sheds light on Rohingya people living in the world's largest refugee camp

The Rendez-Vous French Film Festival documentary shows what life is like for more than 600,000 persecuted Muslims from Myanmar

SCREENGail JohnsonFebruary 10, 2021screen', movies, Rendez-Vous French Film Festival, Rohingya, film

Vancouver director Paul Emile d’Entremont lifts the veil on homophobia in sports

Documentary Standing on the Line/ Franchir la ligne looks at pressures of athletes coming out, at Rendez-Vous fest

SCREENJanet SmithFebruary 10, 2021Rendez-Vous French Film Festival

Vancouver International Dance Festival unveils 18-show livestream program from March 4 to June 19

Company 605, Lamondance, Ne.Sans Opera, and more broadcast live from KW Production Studio

DANCE, NEWS, FESTSJanet SmithFebruary 10, 2021VIDF

Film review: De Gaulle is a lavish history lesson that's more sentimental than stirring

Story of French general has its pleasures, at the Rendez-Vous fest

SCREENJanet SmithFebruary 9, 2021Rendez-Vous French Film Festival

Cultchivating the Fringe winner Mx finds new life as a livestream production

Lili Robinson’s form-pushing hit explores mixed-race identity as part of the Cultch’s Black History Month program

THEATREStir VancouverFebruary 9, 2021Partner Content, The Cultch

A decade after the Great East Japan Earthquake, MOA exhibition explores recovery, renewal

A Future for Memory stems from the triple disaster of March 2011

ART & DESIGNGail JohnsonFebruary 9, 2021art and design, MOA, Museum of Anthropology, Homepage feature

Krisztina Szabó sings Wagner for Valentine's at Vancouver Opera on February 13

The free show features the mezzo-soprano in two chamber works

MUSIC, WHAT'S STIRRINGJanet SmithFebruary 9, 2021Vancouver Opera, livestream

Stir Q&A: writer Renee Sarojini Saklikar on the Poetry Phone, Vancouver’s first free poetry hotline

A prolific author, Surrey's inaugural Poet Laureate curates the new 1-833-POEMS-4-U

READGail JohnsonFebruary 9, 2021Read, Poetry, Renee Sarojini Saklikar, DVBIA, Surrey Art Gallery

Cabaret comedian Shirley Gnome releases new EP for LOL-funny pandemic relief

No topic is taboo for the sex-positive songstress

COMEDYGail JohnsonFebruary 8, 2021Comedy Here Often?, comedy, 604 Records, Shirley Gnome

Valentine’s Day in Vancouver: 5 treats by local makers who think outside the box of chocolates

We get the story behind the eerie world of glacial forms and live plants.

CULINARY, COCKTAILSGail JohnsonFebruary 8, 2021culinary, cocktails, Valentine's Day

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