With arts, culture, and food, there’s more to the Duan Wu Festival than paddling
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Alexander Glyadyelov: Gathering Darkness at the Polygon features images taken largely in March and April of 2022, as Russia’s war rages
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The team at Upstart & Crow shares shares titles that make us think and that offer inspiration
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Through the ancient instrument’s “sweet, light” sounds, duo shares rich Iranian culture
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Re:Current Theatre’s interactive production gets viewers collaborating, competing, and dreaming
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Hosted by actor-comedian-writer Iris Bahr, the virtual event also features NYC flutist Guillermo Laporta
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Canada’s first disability-run opera company supports International Awareness Month for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Fibromyalgia
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Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s latest cinematic odyssey heightens sound to create a waking dream
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At Just For Laughs Vancouver, The Daily Show star offered the perfect act to see after a devastating week in the news
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SEETHERED joins four women in a hospital waiting room, while Passenger Seat cranks up the fog machines
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A Story of a House That Turned Into a Dot blends shadow puppetry, storytelling, and music in an intimate show that explores a big emotion
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The Vancouver Chamber Choir performance features pieces by living composers from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and beyond
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Interactive shadow installation draws from artists’ journeys to Athens and Istanbul, as well as visitors’ own cut-out creations
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With her interest in culinary anthropology, chef and co-owner Kendall Parslow opens bakery-café’s new location in West Vancouver
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Performances are strong across the board, and a lot of the singing sounds excitingly “street”
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Jorma Kujala gives a different take on Mount Pleasant’s colourful murals, while Jamie Dolinko leads a rour of West End sounds
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The Québécois playwright’s script travels from the day-to-day to the characters’ daydreams
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Beethoven and Schumann interweave with the avant-garde, plus pieces the virtuoso commissioned during the pandemic
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The virtuoso plays a famed Stradivarius from 1715
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The award-winning ensemble’s season-end concert features brand-new commissions and Canadian premieres
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