From Holst to Pärt, a moving program of music and readings featuring diverse perspectives on war and injustice
Read MoreThe author of We Measure the Earth With Our Bodies says ongoing colonization affects every aspect of Tibetans’ lives
Read MoreThe show comes from the same team who staged award-winning storefront Sweeney Todd
Read MoreThe four-day fest of visual arts, design, and craft features more than 68 studios and galleries
Read MoreThe three-day festival is part of a transcontinental centenary celebration of the visionary artist’s life and work
Read MoreMore than 150 local artists working in a vast range of media are participating in 88 free venues from Lions Bay to Deep Cove
Read MoreB.C. books The Most Precious Substance on Earth, Time is a Flower, and All the Quiet Places also up for prize
Read MoreThe October 25 concert is a a Halloween Horror Drag Spooktacular
Read MoreThe Early Music Vancouver concert pays tribute to the classical era’s Luigi Boccherini
Read MoreGlobetrotting percussionist Curtis Andrews and friends aim to decolonize the idea Western classical music
Read MoreSteve Dawson, Jim Byrnes, Krystle dos Santos, and Khari Wendell McClelland among the artists putting their own spin on classic tracks like “Sugar Magnolia” and “Truckin’’
Read MoreThe 40th anniversary of the annual art auction features pieces by more than 100 artists, including Douglas Coupland, Marie Khouri, and Russna Kaur
Read MoreThe Giller Prize–winning author of What Strange Paradise has curated a program of events that look at the real world through a literary lens
Read MoreFORTITUDE: Strength in Song is the theme of the ensemble’s four-concert 2022-23 season
Read MoreThe prolific artist is bringing a string quartet and a who’s who of Chicago-based improvisers with him on tour
Read MoreInspiration features a performance by Jane Coop and a composition by Marcus Goddard, two Vancouver-based artists of international acclaim
Read MoreIn a new Artscape video-podcast episode, director of programming Curtis Woloschuk reflects on the fest this year, and where it’s headed in the future
Read MoreThe art and history of the doughnut are celebrated at four downtown and Gastown stops
Read MoreThe pair drew on Black Lives Matter and other movements for the gestural language of the new duet
Read MoreVancouver playwrights Omari Newton and Amy Lee Lavoie dish on how a casual walk led to heated discussions about race, power, and privilege—and to their first co-write as a married pair
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