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Sound of the City: Vancouver dark-punk band Lié sounds off on raving, running, and music to be inspired by

The local three-piece would like to see more late-night venue options run by people who aren't cis white men

SOUND OF THE CITY, MUSICStir VancouverAugust 20, 2021Sound of the City, music

Stir Cheat Sheet: 5 things to know about the marathon cinephile event The Works and Days (of Tayoko Shiojiri in the Shiotani Basin)

The eight-hour art film takes a meditative look at rural Japan’s disappearing way of life

SCREENStir VancouverAugust 20, 2021The Cinematheque

Local chef Tommy Shorthouse cooks up a culture of sustainability

Helming the kitchen at Fanny Bay Oyster Bar, the fan of “odd” fish sees his work as a science and an art

CULINARYGail JohnsonAugust 19, 2021culinary, Vancouver food

Shadbolt Centre for the Arts presents the world premiere of Upintheair Theatre’s REVELATIONS

The hybrid production In association with Rumble Theatre is part interactive game, part live performance

THEATREStir VancouverAugust 19, 2021Partner Content, Upintheair Theatre

Canadian Star System Podcast features Dan Mangan, Veda Hille

The East Vancouver musicians and neighbours appear on the latest episode of the Apostrophe show

MUSIC, PODCASTSGail JohnsonAugust 19, 2021podcasts, Dan Mangan, Veda Hille

The Magic Hour's run extended at Presentation House Theatre, to September 4

The immersive theatrical experience is proving to be a hit with local audiences

Vancouver chef Jean-Francis Quaglia of Provence Marinaside named a Knight by the French Government

Now a Chevalier, the Marseille native joins just three other food and wine experts in B.C. to earn the honour from France

CULINARYGail JohnsonAugust 19, 2021culinary, French food, Provence Marinaside

Can You Bring It: Bill T. Jones and D-Man in the Waters brings dazzling dance to Vancouver Queer Film Festival, to August 22

A look at the creation, and remount, of a seminal work spurred by the AIDS crisis

SCREEN, DANCE, WHAT'S STIRRINGJanet SmithAugust 18, 2021Queer Film Festival

This Is Not a Burial, It's a Resurrection's poetic Lesotho imagery takes the big screen at The Cinematheque August 18 to 23

Film tells the story of an elderly widow’s stand against the resettlement of her village

SCREEN, WHAT'S STIRRINGJanet SmithAugust 18, 2021The Cinematheque

CREATE! Arts Festival gives people a chance to get hands-on with artists in East Van

Eastside Arts Society’s new fest aims to make meaningful connections between the public and local artmakers

FESTS, ART & DESIGNGail JohnsonAugust 17, 2021EAS, Eastside Arts, Eastside Arts District, Eastside Culture Crawl

Choreographer Jamie Robinson comes through the void to explore connection in Paradise Replica

Using repetitive movement, the Iris Garland Award-winner deconstructs the way dance is made

DANCE, LIVESTREAMJanet SmithAugust 17, 2021DANCE CENTRE, Dance Centre, Homepage feature

Hip hop, pow-wow dance, song, and more feed into Resilient Roots at Vines Art Festival, August 18

The free outdoor performance at Trout Lake Park focuses on Indigenous joy and hope

FESTS, WHAT'S STIRRINGGail JohnsonAugust 16, 2021Vines Art Festival, What's Stirring, Indigenous

Art Boozel blends cocktail culture with the art world

New book by Jennifer Croll and Kelly Shami features original recipes for drinks inspired by everyone from Salvador Dalí to Frida Kahlo to the Guerilla Girls

CULINARY, READGail JohnsonAugust 16, 2021read, books, BC books, culinary, cocktails

Tributes flood in at news revered Canadian composer R. Murray Schafer has died

“Father of acoustic ecology” is also credited with creating the concept of soundscape

NEWS, MUSICJanet SmithAugust 16, 2021R Murray Schafer

Stir Q&A: Zainub Verjee talks about the death of languages, neon, and the status of the artist

Showing at Centre A, the artist and activist’s Speech Acts exhibition explores artist’s labour

ART & DESIGNJanet SmithAugust 15, 2021Centre A, Homepage feature

Dutch Baby: how Maxine’s Café and Bar is stirring up Vancouver’s brunch scene

The West End bistro, named after a local businesswoman, serves the dish in a traditional cast-iron pan

CULINARYGail JohnsonAugust 15, 2021Vancouver restaurants, Maxine's, Culinary

Vancouver author Jane Munro explores grief in forthcoming book, Open Every Window

The Griffin-award-winning poet turned to prose to help cope with her husband’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis and subsequent deterioration

READGail JohnsonAugust 15, 2021Read, Books, BC authors, BC writers

Mark Takeshi McGregor takes helm of Pride In Art Society as SD Holman steps down

As Queer Arts Festival wraps up, its founder is handing over the reins

NEWS, FESTSJanet SmithAugust 15, 2021Queer Arts Festival, Pride in Art Society

Candace Curr, Rob Thomson host next installment of Indigifest, August 19

Among the other B.C. Indigenous musicians on the lineup is folk-pop singer-songwriter and storyteller Myc Sharratt

FESTS, MUSIC, WHAT'S STIRRINGGail JohnsonAugust 14, 2021Indigifest, Indigenous, fesets, fests, What's Stirring

Latincouver’s Carnaval del Sol celebrates its 14th year, to August 29

The Pacific Northwest’s biggest Latin American hybrid festival features music, dance, food, beer, wine, and more

FESTS, WHAT'S STIRRINGGail JohnsonAugust 13, 2021Latincouver, Carnaval del Sol, mozaico flamenco, what's stirring

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