New production of Jessica B. Hill’s witty play reclaims the lost history of poet Emilia Bassano
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Titles in store span Green Snake on opening night and a special co-presentation of Once Upon a Time in China II with the Chinese Canadian Museum
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Liang Wang’s paintings and drawings capture beliefs and rituals that tie in closely to Vancouver’s Chinatown
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Five short films take on deeper meaning against a backdrop of armed conflict and women’s rights struggles
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From revealing performances to spot-on costumes and sets, this new production conjures all the atmosphere of the play’s old London home
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At this year’s Indian Summer Festival, the sarod virtuoso draws on generations of musical mastery to create improvisations that reflect everything from audience response to the time of day
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Bassist-vocalist will be joined by a special group of musicians to play tracks off her past albums and forthcoming project
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Western Gold Theatre fundraiser features the U.K.–born Canadian artist in an intimate, informal setting
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From legendary names in Vancouver’s music scene to ice-cold craft beers and a bangin’ kids stage, here are a few features to hit on West 4th Avenue on July 5
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Photo-based exhibition showcases the intersection of beauty and environmental crisis
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In Bard on the Beach’s new production, retro pastels and power suits map surprisingly well onto the chaos of Shakespeare’s sometimes troublesome original
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Dana Claxton, Lyse Lemieux, and more artists are featured in the exhibition that pairs works from 1975–1985 with pieces from 2014–2024
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Music director Jacques Lacombe leads the Vancouver Opera Orchestra in an evening of Italian arias and duets
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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
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Waacking-infused world premiere co-created with Justine A. Chambers draws on a 1990 indie Bollywood film choreographed by Sachar’s mom
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An exhibit dedicated to Patkau Architects, a film about Arthur Erickson, and a jazz concert round out the celebration
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Audience members will hear tracks off her latest album Odyssey, which honours her reignited love for composing
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Performance of the legendary work features the Pacific Baroque Orchestra, Vancouver Cantata Singers, and four vocal soloists
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Curator Monika Szewczyk has put together a globe-spanning and symbolically rich look into the night sky
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Marking 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
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