Darius Jones and Strings, Like the Mind, and CANABRAVA NOW bring together local and visiting talents
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At the jazz fest, New York City artist dedicates The Vancouver Suite to violinists Josh and Jesse Zubot, cellist Peggy Lee, and bassist James Meger
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Judges describe writer’s debut collection, The Junta of Happenstance, as “dazzling”
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Fairies, talking trees, and creepy goblins all show up in the production directed by Scott Bellis
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The Geekenders’ latest is a Victorian-era revenge fantasy
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Genre-bending sensation Ben Caplan and Governor General’s Award-winning playwright Hannah Moscovitch tell a true story about the refugee experience
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Bowed zithers and bamboo flutes meet bright headgear and K-pop dance steps
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After a successful five-year tenure, Clark to remain in his position in the interim
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Creative producer Mark Lach says the multimedia journey uses high-tech projection in new, storytelling ways
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Cyndi Pallen is among the Indigenous artists who will perform alongside the 80-member PRISMA Festival Orchestra in concert at the beach
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Following the international art consultant’s second Vancouver appearance is a vogue workshop by Ralph Escamillan (aka Posh Gvasalia Basquiat)
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Claire Love Wilson’s sublime voice drives a piece that turns Strathcona space into an old-timey Ceilidh hall
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Highlights of the July 15 to 17 fest include Taj Mahal, The New Pornographers, and Five Alarm Funk
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Panel discussions, film screenings, a poolside cocktail party, and the 16th annual West Coast Modern Home Tour are highlights
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Blazing with cultural diversity, celebrations are back in new form, with new locations
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From reggae in Victoria to an exhibition at the country’s highest art gallery, the arts are thriving province-wide
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Options for open-air dining and imbibing have never been more plentiful
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Desi drag queen Jolene Sloan performs at the wrap-up party for the fest all about South Asian youth culture
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Folklore with a feminist twist in Himalayan India, and a mind-bending Afro-futurist trip through Burundi, at The Cinematheque
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The piece sees its North American premiere on June 17 in Sointula’s historic Finnish hall
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