Trinidadian-Canadian band Kobo Town, Innu-Acadian artist Shauit, Swedish acoustic-folk band Fränder, and more on the main stage
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Grammy Award-winning percussionist to be joined in Vancouver and Victoria by bansuri flautist Debopriya Chatterjee and sarangi player Sabir Khan
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Interdisciplinary piece co-choreographed by Emmalena Fredriksson offers reflections on workism with metallic costuming and electroacoustic sound composition
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Opening Film Nina and the Hedgehog’s Secret is followed by a reception with snacks, drinks, and animation workshops
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Sharp characterizations and atmospheric design touches help create a moving tribute to Ira Aldridge
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Four short film programs and Jules Koostachin’s feature WaaPake (Tomorrow) screen at SFU’s Djavad Mowafaghian Cinema
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Taiko drumming, yoga, paper fan-painting, pink dumplings, and more on offer underneath the park’s 100 Akebono cherry blossom trees
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Available now, early bird passes offer the best value for money to festival-goers
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Director Rachel Peake and conductor Leslie Dala helm the story of sensual, rebellious Carmen and possessive military man Don José
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Art instigator, dramaturge, educator, and radio host was a “positive and creative force” with strong ties to the East Side
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Play follows an Iranian architect living in Montreal who grapples with painful secrets from her past when she reunites with her childhood best friend
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Final concert of the season features a special performance of Schubert’s piano duet Fantasia in F minor with Cheng’s husband Alvin Chow
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Nina and the Hedgehog’s Secret headlines a schedule of eight features, 35 shorts, and much more at R2R
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The Vancouver-based quartet showcases a delicious mix of Bollywood, ancient raga, and Western jazz
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French production with English surtitles by Quebec’s Théâtre Bienvenue aux Dames! stars Anne-Marie Olivier in the titular role
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L.A.-based artist who has photographed Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X for the New York Times breaks down the childlike creativity behind her bold images
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Truth and beauty collide with body horror, urban collapse, and the comfort of dream-logic
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Expect “pure, impalpable beauty” from the singer and multi-instrumentalist, accompanied by her band
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Nonbinary star draws on a unique background that includes a dance degree and Colour Guard
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The series opens with A Confucian Confusion and includes both Yi Yi and the epic A Brighter Summer Day
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