Paintings and handcrafted installations by four Surrey artists revolve around the intersection of nature and humanity
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Niall McNeil’s new play draws on his love of Disney’s fairy-tale flick and his life as an artist with Down Syndrome
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The founding executive director of the Writers’ Union of Canada and the Writers Development Trust was also founding president of Music on Main
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Also on the program at Holy Rosary Cathedral is Benevoli’s Missa Tu Es Petrus
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Raised on bluegrass and the warmth of her Bowen Island community, the Montreal-based folksinger comes full circle with songs about close emotional bonds
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The filmmaker responds to colonial and industrial pressures with handcrafted practices that call out to her Inuit heritage
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Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs presents the emotional composition with text by English soldier and war poet Wilfred Owen
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In Aisha’s Story, a Palestinian matriarch uses food for generational healing, while Saints and Warriors follows a Haida basketball team
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Longtime Vancouver arts professional will oversee Eastside Culture Crawl, with Esther Rausenberg moving into new role as artistic director
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Backed by re-creations of famous looks and moves, Jayna Elise’s strong voice drives an eerily believable portrayal of the Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll
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Belgian dance-theatre company invites audiences on a thrilling and disorienting journey into the subconscious
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Formed by a pair of musical duos, the group blends jazz, tango, African, classical, and more through mutual trust and constant curiosity
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In her vibrant new show, the Vancouver singer illuminates and performs the timeless, barrier-breaking music that built Berry Gordy’s sonic empire
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Set of antique and newly composed music by Hyeronimus Kapsberger and Claudio Ambrosini evokes the sounds of Venice
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Like his perennial hit Kim’s Convenience, new work by the acclaimed writer and actor reflects on Asian Canadian identity with fearless humour
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Board of trustees states that the arts administrator, curator, and writer is leaving “to pursue other professional and personal interests”
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Spanning the side of a downtown building as part of this year’s Capture Photography Festival, the installation radiates Indigenous knowledge and Prairie warmth
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The Smithers, B.C.-based artist brings his articulate blend of soul, funk, jazz, and pop sounds to Vancouver
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At the Arts Club, actor Susinn McFarlen plays 63-year-old Dorothy, who travels to Burning Man after losing her husband
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Artists hitting the Performance Works stage include New Jazz Underground, Nubya Garcia, and more
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