As part of Music on Main series, the Mexican Canadian composer’s luminous works respond to current chaos and ancient ties to the natural world
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Combining live action, music, video, and puppetry, Upintheair Theatre offers a darkly funny vision of collapse that features strange insect hybrids and familiar human flaws
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Joan Blackman shares the stage with eight all-star musicians for a program of works by Haydn, Mozart, and Schubert
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Director Mahesh Pailoor and producer Asit Vyas tell the impactful true story of a young man diagnosed with terminal cancer
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Most decorated female Latin Grammy winner in history and mind behind the beloved Chief Inspector Gamache series will appear in Vancouver this fall
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Coastal Jazz also announced the second year of the New Improvisers Studio
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Summer concerts return to Vancouver parks, plus the new year includes Steve Hackman’s epic synthesis of Radiohead’s seminal OK Computer with Brahms’s First Symphony
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Offerings also include Hungary’s circus-dance company Recirquel, as well as Robert Lepage and Guillaume Côté’s visually striking take on Shakespeare’s Hamlet
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Vancouver concert is nearly sold out, but great seats are still up for grabs in Surrey
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A trio of strong actors make sure some of the most understated moments wind up being the most poignant in this Touchstone Theatre production
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The anchor program of the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival features everything from sake tastings to taiko-drumming demonstrations
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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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