The poignant film focuses on Vancouver singer-songwriter Cassidy Waring as she delves into an unresolved family tragedy
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A home tour of five West Vancouver residences, a film screening of E.1027: Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea, and much more on offer for architecture buffs
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From stunningly detailed owls to pop-art-hued crows, a small sampling of the strong brushwork at the event running May 9 and 10
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Without Fear, Early Cranes, and The Touch offer perspectives on preserving cultural identity amid hardship
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Highlights of the roster include Kuniko Kato Quartet, Charmaine Lee, and Miyama McQueen-Tokita
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The two musicians will team up for a pair of art-song recitals this week, one in Vancouver and one in Ottawa
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Michelle Leone Huisman used a 19th-century printing technique to create her vivid images of the things that smokers discard
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The ensemble, which specializes in large-scale works, tackles both the monumental and the lyrical in two concerts
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Special concert featuring soprano Simone Osborne and bass-baritone Gordon Bintner celebrates the legacy of the UBC Old Auditorium
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Highlights include the premiere of a new musical by Amiel Gladstone and Veda Hille, the annual East Van Panto, and the return of Ronnie Burkett’s Daisy Theatre
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The Dance Centre announces Lola Award and Isadora Award for Vancouver choreographers
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Local duo’s live score to Carl Theodor Dreyer’s 1928 historical drama employed drones and dissonance to evocative effect
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The Welsh singer-songwriter and Weissenborn master has a long history of playing unusual—and sometimes record-setting—gigs
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Annual exhibition features more than 400 emerging artists and designers in one of Vancouver’s largest free public art events
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From Miranda Currie’s world premiere “Pass on the teachings” to a work with Bollywood rhythms, two-day choir fest celebrates fresh, diverse voices
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Star choreographic duo Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber return with a full-evening premiere that draws on the emotional layers in Philip Glass’s music—and in the company members themselves
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Interdisciplinary works act as talismans, drawing on found postcards addressed to a woman named Denise
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Vancouver’s own Elektra hosts adult treble choirs from Nova Scotia, Illinois, and California in this triennial celebration
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Fair celebrates its 10th edition this year at the Vancouver Convention Centre, with local and international artists
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Theatre artist’s innovative one-man show mixes memoir and history lesson, with live music by Syrian-born musician Emad Armoush
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