Inay (Mama) wins the Arbutus Award for best B.C. film; Summit award for best Canadian film goes to Universal Language
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Program includes works by Ravel, Beethoven, and Berlin-based Israeli contemporary composer Matan Porat
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The Dancers of Damelahamid’s most ambitious production to date explores the precious artistic legacy passed down by Elder Margaret Harris
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The Fugitives provide an intimate exploration of the Battle of Vimy Ridge through live music, verbatim theatre, and direct storytelling
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Playwright Cristina Tudor takes a deep dive into her culture’s folklore
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Advocates say a unified strategy is needed for the arts, culture, and heritage sector
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Tickets are now available for a conversation with bestselling mystery novelist Nita Prose, dramatic readings of songs from film soundtracks, and beyond
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Spontaneous laughs meet heart-racing suspense in show that sends up TV phenomenon Traitors
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Acclaimed multimedia storytelling performance invites locals to respond to the prompt, “Who has power over you and what do you want to say to them?”
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Another highlight of the series on the same date features Shōgun VFX supervisor Michael Cliett
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The local artist has expanded on smaller works by painting on walls at the gallery
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Audiences can expect to hear tracks off the group’s new album Gravity, which draws from high-intensity jazz, rock, funk, and Latin influences
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The West Coast Book Prize Society recognized eight authors as well as the Kluane First Nation elders at its annual gala event on September 28
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Attendees get a sneak peek at photos included in the upcoming fall exhibition Tales from the Crypt, along with an accompanying curator talk and collage party
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In Sarah Segal-Lazar’s play directed by Jessie Liang, main character Jill is plagued by her failed relationships as she tries to start a new one
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F.W. Murnau’s 1926 classic follows the demon Mephisto, who makes a bet with an archangel that a good man’s soul can be corrupted
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Lively, detective-like documentary reveals how Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw and Yup’ik ceremonial masks found their way into the hands of Surrealist masters—and new attempts to repatriate them
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The Rise and Fall of Magic Wolf follows a young chef named Teo in Paris and Vancouver
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Nowadays Theatre production in association with Blackout Art Society and Presentation House Theatre tells the story of Iranian immigrant Homa in English and Farsi
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Quick takes on Brief History of a Family, Anora, Viva Niki, and Who by Fire, plus documentaries about everything from design mavericks to Haida logging protests to the children of overseas nannies
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