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Sophie’s Surprise 29th gets the party started with a few Brit circus twists
Sophie’s Surprise 29th gets the party started with a few Brit circus twists

London’s Three Legged Race Productions folds in influences from contemporary circus to cabaret in a raucously funny show that celebrates a ’90s-style birthday at The York Theatre

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THEATREJanet SmithJune 1, 2026THE CULTCH, The Cultch, The York Theatre, circus, Homepage feature, SUMMER 2026, Summer 2026
LIFT Festival uses dance to connect generations, June 3 and 4
LIFT Festival uses dance to connect generations, June 3 and 4

Inverso Productions event includes performance featuring Claudia Moore, Calder White, Anne Cooper, Savannah Walling, and more at the Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre

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DANCEJanet SmithJune 1, 2026Inverso Productions, LIFT Festival
Theatre review: Me & the Forest prefers profound pondering to straight-ahead storytelling
Theatre review: Me & the Forest prefers profound pondering to straight-ahead storytelling

Boca del Lupo and ArtstageSAN’s show at the Vancouver International Children’s Festival is more of an immersive experience than a plot-driven play

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FESTS, THEATREJanet SmithJune 1, 2026Vancouver Internationl Children's Festival, Homepage feature
New Works hosts All Over The Map performance series this July and August
New Works hosts All Over The Map performance series this July and August

Annual event brings free outdoor dance to the Granville Island Picnic Pavilion and the VPL Central Library’s rooftop

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DANCEStir VancouverJune 1, 2026Partner Content, New Works, All Over the Map, Summer 2026
Langara College pulls the plug on Studio 58 theatre-production program
Langara College pulls the plug on Studio 58 theatre-production program

The college cites a new financial climate created by the federal government’s capping of international-student study permits

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NEWSJanet SmithMay 29, 2026Langara College, Studio 58
Buddie, Wack, Theremin Man, and more as Rickshaw and Eastside Arts Festival unveil free Maclean Park concert lineup
Buddie, Wack, Theremin Man, and more as Rickshaw and Eastside Arts Festival unveil free Maclean Park concert lineup

Outdoor show on July 25, part of the larger fest, also features Big Rig and DJ Jody Glenham

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NEWS, MUSIC, FESTSJanet SmithMay 29, 2026Eastside Arts Festival, Rickshaw Theatre, Summer 2026
Lukas Malkowski’s Microphone Controller is a rock ’n’ roll show with a difference
Lukas Malkowski’s Microphone Controller is a rock ’n’ roll show with a difference

The choreographer and performer’s character-driven Dancing on the Edge piece is informed by his perspective as the child of a deaf parent

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DANCE, FESTSJanet SmithMay 29, 2026Dancing on the Edge, Firehall Arts Centre
Queer Arts Festival kicks off with exhibitions “On the Edge”, June 5 to 27
Queer Arts Festival kicks off with exhibitions “On the Edge”, June 5 to 27

Community Art Show captures a cross-section of experience, while Varied Editions plays with multiple prints of the same image

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ART & DESIGNJanet SmithMay 28, 2026Queer Arts Festival, Summer 2026
PRISMA Festival hosts 14th annual classical-music celebration in Powell River, June 15 to 27
PRISMA Festival hosts 14th annual classical-music celebration in Powell River, June 15 to 27

Programming spans ticketed concerts, an outdoor community performance, masterclasses, and more

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FESTS, MUSICStir VancouverMay 28, 2026Partner Content, PRISMA Festival, Summer 2026
Theatre reviews: Two bold shows at rEvolver Festival explore life in an increasingly synthetic world
Theatre reviews: Two bold shows at rEvolver Festival explore life in an increasingly synthetic world

Megan Milton’s Free Kittens and William Rubel’s Robin Redbreast in a Cage converge on close human relationships in an age of reality TV and AI

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FESTS, THEATREJanet SmithMay 27, 2026Upintheair Theatre, rEvolver Festival
West of Main Art Walk spans collage, woodblock prints, oils, and more, May 30 and 31
West of Main Art Walk spans collage, woodblock prints, oils, and more, May 30 and 31

Spreading as far west as Tolmie Street, Artists in Our Midst’s annual open-studio event features 79 talents in all

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ART & DESIGNJanet SmithMay 27, 2026West of Main Art Walk, Main Street, Artists in Our Midst
Doors Open Richmond showcases the city’s vibrant cultural tapestry, June 6 and 7
Doors Open Richmond showcases the city’s vibrant cultural tapestry, June 6 and 7

Visit 45 participating sites free of charge, including art galleries, places of worship, historic shipyards, and civic facilities

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WHAT'S STIRRING, FESTS, CULTURAL TOURISMJanet SmithMay 27, 2026Richmond Museum, Doors Open Richmond
Dutch band The Ex plays the Vancouver International Jazz Festival with Grdina/Lillinger, June 26
Dutch band The Ex plays the Vancouver International Jazz Festival with Grdina/Lillinger, June 26

Marquee Series act is known for its ’70s-punk roots and ever-evolving sound

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MUSIC, FESTSStir VancouverMay 27, 2026Partner Content, Coastal Jazz & Blues Society, Coastal Jazz & Blues, Coastal Jazz, Vancouver International Jazz Festival, vancouver international jazz festival, Summer 2026
B.C. visual artist Samuel Roy-Bois named finalist for national Sobey Art Award
B.C. visual artist Samuel Roy-Bois named finalist for national Sobey Art Award

UBC Okanagan associate professor has a celebrated multidisciplinary practice that works across sculpture, installation, photography, and the built environment

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ART & DESIGN, NEWSJanet SmithMay 26, 2026Sobey Art Award, Samiel Roy-Bois, Homepage feature
B.C. filmmakers create grassroots vision of liberation and risk with phantasmagoric feature Lucid
B.C. filmmakers create grassroots vision of liberation and risk with phantasmagoric feature Lucid

Amid small miracles, and also tragedies, Deanna Milligan and Ramsey Fendall conjured analogue, ’90s-era strangeness by adopting the spirit of a community art project

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SCREENJanet SmithMay 26, 2026Vancouver International Film Festival, VIFF, Homepage feature
Come From Away highlights Newfoundland’s generous spirit, to August 16
Come From Away highlights Newfoundland’s generous spirit, to August 16

The Arts Club teams up with Edmonton’s Citadel Theatre for new local production of the international smash-hit musical

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WHAT'S STIRRING, THEATREJanet SmithMay 26, 2026Arts Club Theatre Company, Citadel Theatre
Cascade Peaks ChamberFest launches its annual Festival Concert Series at scenic RockRidge Canyon, June 19 to 21
Cascade Peaks ChamberFest launches its annual Festival Concert Series at scenic RockRidge Canyon, June 19 to 21

Taking place in the state-of-the-art Rock Theatre, program features the Borealis String Quartet, Juno Award–winning Gryphon Trio, and more

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MUSICStir VancouverMay 26, 2026Partner Content, Cascade Peaks ChamberFest, Langley Community Music School, Summer 2026
Theatre review: Salt-Water Moon's casting brings compelling undercurrent of melancholy to story of first love
Theatre review: Salt-Water Moon's casting brings compelling undercurrent of melancholy to story of first love

Two senior artists play young Newfoundland couple in Western Gold Theatre’s gentle staging

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THEATREJanet SmithMay 25, 2026Western Gold Theatre, PAL Theatre, Homepage feature
A thrilling Macbeth hits Bard on the Beach's BMO Mainstage, beginning June 11
A thrilling Macbeth hits Bard on the Beach's BMO Mainstage, beginning June 11

Stephen Drover directs his own haunting adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy, laced with tyranny and moral corruption

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FESTS, THEATREStir VancouverMay 25, 2026Partner Content, Bard on the Beach, Shakespeare, Summer 2026
The VSO closes its 2025-26 season with Gustav Mahler’s epic Third Symphony, May 29 and 30
The VSO closes its 2025-26 season with Gustav Mahler’s epic Third Symphony, May 29 and 30

Otto Tausk conducts the orchestra, along with mezzo-soprano Rihab Chaieb and the Vancouver Bach Choir, in a symphony that has a lot of everything

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WHAT'S STIRRING, MUSICJanet SmithMay 25, 2026Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Orpheum Theatre, VSO, Otto Tausk, Vancouver Bach Choir
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At The Cinematheque’s Film Noir 2026, Niagara’s Marilyn Monroe conjures a full-colour femme fatale. 

Set on the edge of Horseshoe Falls, the stunningly shot crime thriller with the dangerous femme fatale deserves a new look on the big sc
Astro Arts Festival celebrates the spirit of street art with new murals and a gallery show, August 7 to 9.

Hosted by the Astro Club Artist facility, the event—now in its second year—continues to pick up where the Vancouver Mural Festival
A music, film, and literary pick for the Powell Street Festival, August 1 and 2 in and around Paueru Gai. 

Sharon Minemoto Quartet concert, 1910: The Uncovering documentary screening, and Masako Fukawa reading are just a few of the events digging in
Vancouver Latin American Film Festival will open its program of 70 films from 24 countries with the Canadian premiere of Argentinian-Uruguayan A Loose End on September 10.

Read all the @vlaff details at Stir. 

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Vancouver Cultural Precinct unveils ambitious call for four new arts venues, from a 400-seat hall to a 2,000-seat proscenium theatre. 

Space-starved alliance of 32 of the city’s arts groups releases a range of possible architectural site conce
 

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