Director Anita Rochon tells the tale of star-crossed lovers from Juliet’s perspective
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Still relevant, the 1984 documentary was a radical achievement in queer and feminist filmmaking and sex work advocacy
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Festival African Heritage Music and Dance Society hosts leading international Black artists
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Under new leadership, fest features nine venues around Granville Island, plus more slated for September 8 to 18
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The Nelson artist created Homecoming 2020 , a solo, while missing his Tokyo-based mom during the pandemic
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Artisan marketplace features sustainable threads, nature-inspired jewellery, and artful books
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The theatre company’s free series of public readings of new scripts is back after a two-year hiatus, with a new name
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With a pint or flight of craft beer at each stop, the seventh annual fundraiser is part of Create! Arts Festival 2022
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The stunning VR experience is followed by an outdoor screening of kung fu’s finest film
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Here’s a guide to some of the B.C.-based makers keeping fest-goers well-fed
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Artists from across Canada, Argentina, the Czech Republic, Greece, Peru, and beyond perform as part of EMV’s 53rd season
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Producer, playwright, and director Tom Arthur Davis takes on interim director of programming for Gabrielle Martin’s maternity leave
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There’s something for everyone at the in-person gathering in Oppenheimer Park and the historic neighbourhood of Paueru Gai
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Black Pumas cancel due to “circumstances out of our control”
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A giant mosaic of local wildlife and a vibrant mural are just two of the projects visitors can help make
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Diverse lineup for 2022-23 ranges from kathak dance to stories of the Holocaust, democracy in Hong Kong, and more
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Early Music Vancouver’s artist-in-residence “enlivens” classical music with Scottish style
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YouTube videos have propelled the Vancouver-based artist to musical success
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Charles Campbell’s audiovisual exhibition at Surrey Art Gallery responds to Black Lives Matter by “putting the focus on breath rather than death"
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BABY pairs life-sized puppets and humans, while When I Think It Has Yet to Begin works looping movement to mesmerizing effect
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