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Stir Pairing: Chor Leoni's One Another concert meets summer ramen and BC rosé

The Vancouver men’s choir joins forces with youth voices in its new digital concert that calls for Kinton Ramen’s latest dish and Red Rooster’s pink wine

North Shore Culture Compass launches Coast-Salish Animal Art and Since Time Immemorial Treasure Hunt

Coast-Salish Animal Art is one of two initiatives by North Van Arts to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Month; Since Time Immemorial Treasure Hunt is another

ART & DESIGNStir VancouverJune 21, 2021Partner Content, North Van Arts

First Peoples’ Map of B.C. showcases Indigenous art, languages, and cultures

The online, interactive map by First Peoples’ Cultural Council is the first of its kind

NEWS, CULTURAL TOURISMGail JohnsonJune 21, 2021News, First Peoples Cultural Council, Indigenous

Tabla master Zakir Hussain reconnects with his late father while strengthening cross-cultural ties

The musician, who appears at Indian Summer Festival, has found happiness revisiting music of the past during the pandemic

LIVESTREAM, MUSICJanet SmithJune 21, 2021Indian Summer Festival, Homepage feature

Elation and swirling emotions as VSO holds its first live concert in 15 months at the Orpheum

Program of Martin and Strauss offered a range of moods to mark the reopening of live classical music

MUSICJanet SmithJune 20, 2021VSO

Kula, Elbo Patties serve their specialities at Afro-Vegan cookout, June 25 and 26

The outdoor BBQ-style fest is part of Coho Collective’s Street Food Series

Boarder X carves out Indigenous identity through snowboarding, surfing, and skateboarding

The interdisciplinary exhibition now showing at Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh and L̓il̓wat7úl Cultural Centre merges art, sport, and culture

Jazz at Pyatt Hall keeps musical traditions alive, from hard bop to effortless swing

Cory Weeds, Jennifer Scott, Rene Worst, and Phil Dyer among the luminaries performing at the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival series

Chief Dan George: Actor and Activist exhibition finds new home at Maplewood Flats, to August 29

Wild Bird Trust of BC presents the exhibition, with the poet’s words being just as relevant and pressing today as when he wrote them

WHAT'S STIRRING, READGail JohnsonJune 18, 2021News, Chief Dan George, Indigenous, What's Stirring

Local artists mark National Indigenous Peoples Day in thoughtful, creative ways

Filmmakers, storytellers, weavers, photographers, and more take part in the June 21 event

Sound of the City: Juno-nominated IAMTHELIVING and Teon Gibbs make music for dancing with JNGL

The musicians bridge the gap between R&B, pop, hip-hop, and soul

SOUND OF THE CITY, MUSICStir VancouverJune 18, 2021Sound of the City, music, Teon Gibbs

Film review: Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation paints a portrait of a friendship in the writers' own sharp-tongued words

The trailblazing artists’ colourful insights on each other, and themselves, will please film, lit, and theatre fans

SCREENJanet SmithJune 18, 2021VIFF

Father's Day food offerings in multicultural Vancouver allow for tableside (or takeout) travel

From Thailand to Peru to Lebanon, local restaurants are cooking up special dishes for Dads

CULINARYGail JohnsonJune 17, 2021culinary, Vancouver restaurants

Ephemera gathers the Vancouver performing arts community to create and shape a history of local performance

Theatre Replacement, Rumble Theatre, and SFU Special Collections see historical value of performance detritus

THEATREStir VancouverJune 17, 2021Partner Content, Rumble Theatre, Theatre Replacement, SFU

Marathon outdoor piano concert at Mountain View Cemetery marks A Vexing Time

Ida Nilsen, Leslie Dala, Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa, and others pitch in on Eric Satie’s epic Vexations, as Little Chamber Music fetes the reopening of the world

MUSICJanet SmithJune 17, 2021Little Chamber Music