Choir to perform program featuring Benjamin Britten’s Sacred and Profane in Vancouver and Abbotsford
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Whether it’s wine from lesser-known regions in Campania or Umbria, or favourites like Nebbiolos and Barberas, get ready for a dose of dolce vita
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Film scholar introduces six Screwball Comedy films to audiences with talks about the genre and its most famous artists
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Michael Venus’s film about the rise of DIY drag celebration meets performances by Synthia Kiss, Peter Breeze, Symone Says, and more
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BlueShore at CapU presents gospel-jazz vocalist and all-woman big band at the Kay Meek Arts Centre
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At the Arts Club, solo performer Naomi Wright adeptly offers a lighthearted route into heavier subject matter
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Concert celebrating group’s 25th anniversary features works by Haydn, Schoenberg, Mendelssohn, and Szymanowski
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In the movie based on critically lauded Quebec play La Meute, two people form an unlikely bond in a remote B&B
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Audiences can check out Modus Operandi, Ferenc Fehér, Jennifer McLeish-Lewis, and VIDF Jazz Jams from February 25 to March 9
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Virtuoso performs tracks off his two 2022 albums, including Khruangbin collab Ali, an homage to his late father Ali Farka Touré
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Appearing at Just for Laughs Vancouver, Port Coquitlam-raised standup talks sex, vices, and the importance of craft
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Two-part lineup hosted by Visions Ouest Productions features over 60 titles, including Haitian director Henri Pardo’s partly autobiographical film KANAVAL
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Lawrence Weiner’s poster archive, a colour-coordinated ode to monochrome, the first career survey on Dominican-American painter Firelei Báez, and more
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Pemberton’s speciality is vintage soul, while CapU group Kenté’s forte is grooves
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Your Fat Friend, Someone Lives Here, Rails, Jails & Trolleys, and The Price of Truth
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Ruby Singh’s Vox Infold choir will also play in concerts that conjure 4-D, omnidirectional sound environments
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Coastal Jazz presents the Montreal star whose new Our Roots Run Deep dives ever further into her mesmerizing search for self
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Renowned conductor leads Vancouver Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Henry Shapard and principal violist Hung-Wei Huang
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Annual festival features all-women lineup with performances from Raven Spirit Dance, Barbara Kaneratonni Diabo, Louise Pōtiki Bryant, and more
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The choreographer who spends her summers reindeer herding with her family creates a piece that integrates joiking, megaphones, and proud red hats
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