Four outdoor dance and music shows take place July 21 and August 11 at the Picnic Pavilion, offering a family-friendly cultural experience
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Topics include the meaning of comfort food, music’s role in community empowerment, and cultural appropriation in fashion
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Having trained in North Indian classical singing, the artist speaks her own musical language filled with computer-based sound
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At the Arts Club’s Granville Island stage, instrument-playing cast members alternate the role of the Man in Black in an almost completely sung-through musical
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Four mainstage theatre shows hit 2024-25 roster, along with celebrations for Richmond Pride Week, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Lunar New Year
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At cultural space Morrow, Marisa Gold and Ziyian Kwan devise a dance duet to cellist Peggy Lee’s musical scor
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The largest retrospective of the iconic Canadian artist’s works to date features 133 paintings
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In a move opposition councillors called “embarrassing”, Vancouver City Council majority voted to put off exploring future upgrades to the aging facility by two years
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In brisk modern-day production, daring choices include omnipresent paparazzi, dance interludes, and kaleidoscopic lights
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Selections from the gallery’s permanent collection and loaned artworks explore the concept of the future through dystopian and utopian ideals
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Ahead of the Khatsahlano Street Party, singer says he does what he does because he wants the world’s outcasts to feel seen
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At Ocean Artworks, artist Kimira Reddy unveils her ceiling-suspended work Drift and curator Nhylar hosts Jugalbandhi: Village Dreamscapes
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Inaugural festival, hosted by the Langley Community Music School, regaled attendees with rousing concerts, valuable coaching, and idyllic views
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Contest asked musicians to share their vision for the future of early music
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Hitting Indian Summer Festival, the poet, standup, and fashion and nonbinary icon strives to make the world “a little bit more magnificent”
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Written by Amy Amantea and Rena Cohen, story follows young wheelchair user Shiloh as they navigate their first day as a tour-bus guide
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Jane McFadden, executive director of the Kitsilano West 4th Avenue BIA, shares her picks of can’t-miss moments
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The Juno-winning indie-pop band from Burlington, Ontario has amassed millions of YouTube and TikTok views
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Reimagining of Maurice Ravel’s 1911 French one-act opera L’heure espagnole features an all–LGBTQ2SIA+ cast and crew
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Vancouver International Jazz Festival’s closing act layers, stacks, and twists pre-existing songs in its own brilliant form of live sampling and improvisation
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