With highlights such as “Space Oddity” and “Moonage Daydream”, the 1970s documentary about one of David Bowie’s greatest shows lights up The Polygon Gallery’s series of starlight screenings
Read MoreWaacking-infused world premiere co-created with Justine A. Chambers draws on a 1990 indie Bollywood film choreographed by Sachar’s mom
Read MoreAn exhibit dedicated to Patkau Architects, a film about Arthur Erickson, and a jazz concert round out the celebration
Read MoreAudience members will hear tracks off her latest album Odyssey, which honours her reignited love for composing
Read MorePerformance of the legendary work features the Pacific Baroque Orchestra, Vancouver Cantata Singers, and four vocal soloists
Read MoreCurator Monika Szewczyk has put together a globe-spanning and symbolically rich look into the night sky
Read MoreMarking 400 years since the death of Ōmori Sōkun, shakuhachi master Alcvin Ryūzen Ramos leads a series of programs about an instrument making a quiet return
Read MoreHeadliner at Khatsahlano Street Party’s Burrard Stage takes a decidedly modern approach to getting its music out into the world
Read MoreExpanded Indigenous celebration includes concerts by Northern Cree and Tia Wood, as well as a marketplace, films, and more
Read MorePerformances by the Wild Moccasin Dancers, jazz trumpeter Feven Kidane, party band Dr. Strangelove, and plenty more artists are in store
Read MoreArtists Kevin Jesuino and Marco Esccer worked with LGBTQI+ society members to create an empowering dance performance that told their truths
Read MoreNeworld Theatre in collaboration and SFU’s School for the Contemporary Arts humanizes the issue by drawing on real, lived memories of fires, floods, and heat waves
Read MoreWith audiences sworn to secrecy over a decades-long run, the mystery at the heart of author’s most famous whodunit endures
Read MoreAn extension of her national exhibition of the same name, Catherine Clement’s latest book shares individual experiences of Canada’s dark period of Chinese exclusion
Read MorePublication with corresponding Vancouver Art Gallery exhibition highlights the rich stories and cultural importance of B.C.’s art scene
Read MoreWith modernized touches and strong performances, this adaptation renews the wit and scheming of Shakespeare’s classic comedy
Read MoreIn the spirit of the cancelled Vancouver Mural Festival, a new creative hub announces its first block party August 8 to 10
Read MoreFlowing from a rich mix of ancestries, the duo’s electronic-based sound points to forgotten but ever-present connections to the natural world
Read MoreOfferings are designed to suit dancers of varying ages and abilities, from the inaugural ISDI2 program to intensives for Juniors and Teens
Read MoreRachel Drance’s poignant performance mixes well with choreographic and design innovations in new rendition of musical at the Stanley
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