Performance will be presented as part of North Shore Jazz series at Vancouver International Jazz Festival
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City backs removing barriers to artist studios, while new working group will devote further research into providing arts sector with vital real-estate support
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Early-bird tickets are now available for the 37th annual fest, which offers a glorious weekend of global beats, folk songs, blues riffs, Celtic tunes, and more
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Production presented in association with Touchstone Theatre marks director Roy Surette’s last show before retirement
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The trans and nonbinary individual’s experience spans film production, marketing, education, and arts administration
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Event features three fresh works in a cabaret format at Woodland Park
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Until June 30, apply for B.C. artists who display excellence in traditional and contemporary First Nations art
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At the Cinematheque, Costa-Gavras's fast-paced masterpiece warns of the precarity of truth amid the rise of right-wing zealots
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Beverly Dobrinsky’s traditional, hurdy-gurdy-like lira sets the band’s loud, proud, and uncompromising tone in the face of war
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Kelly will helm the school into its 100-year-anniversary celebrations in 2025
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Vice-president says internal funding dried up, while 149 Arts Society director says it was hamstrung in its efforts to raise funds
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Two sets of identical twins face hilarious miscommunications in ancient Greece-set play directed by Rebecca Northan
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Five mainstage performances include Kim Selody’s adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s beloved book and a production of Will Eno’s Middletown
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Solo tribute to late sibling dives deep into the Vancouver actor’s past
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Concert marked another successful milestone in the pianist’s longstanding relationship with Music on Main
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University VP says “financial realities” mean the end of programming, commissioning, and presenting of new performances with dozens of Vancouver arts-group partners
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The unforgettable one-day experience offers attendees a seamless blend of travel, dining, and world-class music by PRISMA Festival Orchestra
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Through seven movements, the composition tells stories in a way that feels familiar to the Métis composer, conductor, and UBC music prof
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The Flame show created and directed by Deborah Williams sees performers share their personal stories in a kid-friendly format
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A first peek at the shows in three series, including the all-new Chan Centre Director’s Cut programmed by director Pat Carrabré
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