Tuesday Night Talks’ season 3 premiere takes viewers to the Whistler gallery and to the New York-based Lil’wat Nation artist’s home
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Queer local artists star in the frank theatre company’s adaption of Catherine Hernandez’s I Cannot Lie to the Stars That Made Me
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While some organizations are persevering with 50-percent capacity, others are putting shows off until spring
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Titled “Seeking Truth. Waging Change.”, Metro Vancouver's premier social justice film festival unveils roster of 21 documentary films, with tickets on sale January 5
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For Jeff Savage, there’s an art to being behind the bar
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Watch the video for the song “Nakshatra” to get a taste of sounds that can happen outside of the traditional music industry
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The Ridley Scott collaborator, who’ll speak with local lenser Greg Middleton, has a long, stylistically impressive resume
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Majid Tafreshi’s one-act play is a surrealist exploration of the missile attack on Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752
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Watch the trailer here to find out more about the show that blends strategic competition with theatrical storyline
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Vancouver-shot film captures a distinct moment in this city’s punk-rock history
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Playing 24-karat gold-plated horns, the internationally renowned L.A.-based musician performs with Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
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The January 21 to 23 performance also features Sri Lankan-Canadian Dinuk Wijeratne’s Polyphonic Lively
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From whacked-out theatre to edgy ballet to festive cantatas, here are ways to ring in 2022 and celebrate local arts
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Some of the fleeting artistic scenes that stayed with us, from vocoder echoes to magic ovens and elaorate assemblages
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Humorist and disability arts performer David Roche, Canadian College of Performing Arts founders Janis Dunning and Jacques Lemay among other honourees
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Chefs, restaurateurs, and others in the local food community passionately pursued their craft, pandemic be damned
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The show is a follow-up to the Taiwanese-Canadian artist’s groundbreaking Amazon Comedy Special, Candy and Smiley
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It’s a virtual rabbit hole for the rest of the show’s run
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At the Anvil Centre, the three artists share what they call a “Close Your Eyes Jazz” connection
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The two local arts groups partner up to share the story of the late Salish jazz singer and musical pioneer
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