Darker ruminations on sexual coercion take a back seat to a Vienna with flash-mob monks, DJs, and dabbing
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African and Peruvian folk dance are also on the menu at the annual presentation on Granville Island
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With everything from culinary offerings to locally made goods for sale to stilt-walking lessons, the music is just one highlight of the beloved fest
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Collection presented by the Craft Council of BC draws inspiration from court-lady tomb figures made during the Tang Dynasty in China
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Despite some cartoonish antics, Theatre Under the Stars musical showcases its cast’s impressive versatility as both actors and instrumentalists
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Among the local acts performing are soul-folk-pop singer-songwriter Lola Parks and two-spirit artist Corvin Mack
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Esther Rausenberg reflects on the festival’s origins as it diversifies its outdoor arts-workshop programming with concerts, a beer garden, and more
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The Marseille trio—Arthur Peneau, Didier Simione, and Anass Zine—draws on instruments and sounds from Africa and beyond
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Free outdoor performances in Vancouver parks feature artists such as Kinfolk Nation, MRD3, and Lil Smudge
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Appearing at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, the celebrated two-spirit Wolastoqiyik artist explores land rights, injustice, and more from powerful Motewolonuwok
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It’s the first time James Horner’s musical score has been adapted for live performance by a full symphony orchestra
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Local vendors, food trucks, a “sipping container” bar, and live entertainment are all featured at Granville Square this summer
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Originally from Hong Kong, the internationally renowned artist has performed around the globe
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Cultivating emerging talent and making dance affordable are just some of the reasons Julie-anne Saroyan brought back the popular program of short works on a tiny stage
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Filipina-Australian artist Bhenji Ra’s first solo exhibition in Canada, made in collaboration with a Tausug elder, documents a process of ancestral learning
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Outdoor performances take place in the nude at Wreck Beach, the culmination of a nine-day workshop hosted by Kokoro cofounders Barbara Bourget and Jay Hirabayashi
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In the Music on Main show, listeners follow a cast of musicians around the venue as they perform a diverse Bard-inspired score conceived by David Pay
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The artist will carve a story pole at the entrance to SLCC’s Great Hall
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Canadian comedy legend will perform a just-announced evening of improv and standup sets, plus teach two writing and performance workshops
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Designer Alaia Hamer shares some of the fantastical influences that helped bring a 1600s Shakespeare show into the present
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