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Modern Biology is a conduit for the music of the forest, at Indian Summer Festival on July 13
Modern Biology is a conduit for the music of the forest, at Indian Summer Festival on July 13

For Tarun Nayar’s performance at VanDusen Botanical Garden, the festival invites attendees to settle in picnic-style and get into a meditative headspace

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FESTS, MUSICJanet SmithJuly 6, 2026Indian Summer Festival, Summer 2026
Fast-rising Punjabi singer Rashmeet Kaur is keen on eclectic sonic exploration
Fast-rising Punjabi singer Rashmeet Kaur is keen on eclectic sonic exploration

The Indian Summer Festival performer, who has collaborated with Major Lazer and contributed to Bollywood soundtracks, has forged some creative links to Canada’s West Coast

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FESTS, MUSICJanet SmithJuly 3, 2026Indian Summer Festival, Summer 2026, Vancouver Civic Theatres
The sounds of Star Wars and Beethoven hit the waterfront at Symphony at Sunset, July 11
The sounds of Star Wars and Beethoven hit the waterfront at Symphony at Sunset, July 11

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra moves its wildly popular, free outdoor concert to David Lam Park this year

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MUSICJanet SmithJuly 2, 2026Summer 2026, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, VSO
At Indian Summer Festival, Am Johal aims to bridge global and local voices in an increasingly disorienting world
At Indian Summer Festival, Am Johal aims to bridge global and local voices in an increasingly disorienting world

From gardens to galleries and market plazas, fest increasingly takes its multidisciplinary works out to where the community gathers

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FESTS, CULTUREJanet SmithJune 30, 2026Indian Summer Festival, Summer 2026, Am Johal
Ensemble Theatre Company’s Peerless riffs on  Shakespeare and affirmative action
Ensemble Theatre Company’s Peerless riffs on Shakespeare and affirmative action

Part of Ensemble’s summer festival, Jiehae Park’s play references Macbeth as it takes on the power dynamics of U.S. college admissions

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THEATREJanet SmithJune 30, 2026Ensemble Theatre Company, Jericho Arts Centre, Summer 2026
Stir Cheat Sheet: Beach concerts to artisan market, 5 happenings to hit at Harrison Festival of the Arts
Stir Cheat Sheet: Beach concerts to artisan market, 5 happenings to hit at Harrison Festival of the Arts

Hawksley Workman, plus mesmerizing cultural melds from El Balcón, Benin International Musical, and more

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FESTS, MUSIC, ART & DESIGNStir VancouverJune 29, 2026Harrison Festival of the Arts, Summer 2026
Canada Day Animation Jamboree celebrates National Film Board classics, at the Rio Theatre July 1
Canada Day Animation Jamboree celebrates National Film Board classics, at the Rio Theatre July 1

Oscar-winning Vancouver animator David Fine curates some of his favourite shorts, plus his own Animal Behaviour and Bob’s Birthday

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SCREENJanet SmithJune 29, 2026National Film Board, The Rio Theatre, Canada Day, Summer 2026
Keerat Kaur's If Gardens Could Dream celebrates lush language and nature at Surrey Art Gallery, July 4 to August 30
Keerat Kaur's If Gardens Could Dream celebrates lush language and nature at Surrey Art Gallery, July 4 to August 30

Solo exhibition spans painting, sculpture, digital media, embroidery, poetry, and architectural forms

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ART & DESIGNStir VancouverJune 29, 2026Partner Content, surrey art gallery, SURREY ART GALLERY, Surrey Art Gallery
Theatre review: Arts Club production of The Play That Goes Wrong goes hilariously right
Theatre review: Arts Club production of The Play That Goes Wrong goes hilariously right

Great performances and impeccable set design and stage management ensure that the comedy about a hapless theatre company is a chaotic mess in all the right ways

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THEATREJanet SmithJune 26, 2026Arts Club Theatre Company
Bard on the Beach founder Christopher Gaze joins names appointed to the Order of Canada
Bard on the Beach founder Christopher Gaze joins names appointed to the Order of Canada

Michael J. Fox, Loreena McKennitt among others receiving national honours from arts and entertainment industries

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NEWSJanet SmithJune 26, 2026Governor General's Awards, Christopher Gaze, Bard on the Beach
Antigone gives ancient Greek play a modern feel at Bard on the Beach, to September 18
Antigone gives ancient Greek play a modern feel at Bard on the Beach, to September 18

In playwright Kate Besworth and director Ming Hudson’s adaptation, contemporary language highlights the continuing relevance of Sophocles’ 5th century BC tragedy

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THEATRE, FESTS, WHAT'S STIRRINGJanet SmithJune 26, 2026Bard on the Beach, Summer 2026
Vancouver’s Uncle Strut is doing its part to make guitar solos, and moustaches, cool again
Vancouver’s Uncle Strut is doing its part to make guitar solos, and moustaches, cool again

Headlining the Khatsahlano Street Party’s Burrard Stage, the fast-rising band is unafraid to spice up its surf-inspired indie rock with country, funk, and Latin elements

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MUSIC, FESTSJanet SmithJune 26, 2026Khatsahlano Street Party, West 4th BIA, Summer 2026
Stir Cheat Sheet: 5 design-minded happenings to catch at West Coast Modern Week
Stir Cheat Sheet: 5 design-minded happenings to catch at West Coast Modern Week

From walking tours through upper Ambleside’s Modernist landmarks to a screening about an unsung mid-century design maverick at Kay Meek Arts Centre, architectural celebrations abound

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ART & DESIGNStir VancouverJune 25, 2026West Coast Modern Week, West Vancouver Art Museum, Summer 2026, Kay Meek Arts Centre, The POlygon Gallery, The Polygon Gallery, POLYGON
Art Downtown brings painting, local talent, and some welcome creative chaos to city’s core, on Thursdays, July 2 to 23
Art Downtown brings painting, local talent, and some welcome creative chaos to city’s core, on Thursdays, July 2 to 23

In addition to finished pieces in a variety of styles, weekly event also features live music, art demonstrations, and hands-on workshops

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ART & DESIGNJanet SmithJune 25, 2026Art Downtown, Downtown Vancouver BIA, Vancouver Visual Art Foundation, Summer 2026
Belle Spirale Dance Projects presents The Dance Deck with the Eastside Arts Festival, July 18, 19, 25, and 26
Belle Spirale Dance Projects presents The Dance Deck with the Eastside Arts Festival, July 18, 19, 25, and 26

Multidisciplinary, site-specific outdoor performances highlight the talent of independent creators through a unique, community-minded platform

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DANCEStir VancouverJune 25, 2026Partner Content, Belle Spirale Dance Projects, Alexis Fletcher, Sylvain Senez, Dance Deck, The Dance Deck
Celebrate Canada Day through events at these July 1 events around Metro Vancouver
Celebrate Canada Day through events at these July 1 events around Metro Vancouver

From Cloverdale to West Vancouver and all points in between, festivities span live music, drumming, kids’ activities, and no shortage of national pride

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FESTS, MUSICJanet SmithJune 24, 2026Summer 2026, Canada Day, SUMMER 2026
Theatre review: Horror resonates in Bard on the Beach’s dystopian Macbeth
Theatre review: Horror resonates in Bard on the Beach’s dystopian Macbeth

Bold and bloody new take on “the Scottish Play” speaks effectively to an era of intense societal fears, with postapocalyptic atmosphere to burn

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THEATRE, FESTSJanet SmithJune 24, 2026Bard on the Beach, Summer 2026, Homepage feature
Kat Reynolds channels her inner disco diva for Theatre Under the Stars’ Sister Act
Kat Reynolds channels her inner disco diva for Theatre Under the Stars’ Sister Act

The Vancouver performer straps on the platform shoes and readies her powerhouse voice for musical based on the movies she grew up watching

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THEATREJanet SmithJune 24, 2026Homepage feature, Theatre Under the Stars, TUTS, Summer 2026
Early Music Vancouver concludes its 2026 Summer Festival with Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, August 7
Early Music Vancouver concludes its 2026 Summer Festival with Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, August 7

Violinist and guest director Rachel Podger performs alongside the Pacific Baroque Orchestra

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MUSIC, FESTSStir VancouverJune 24, 2026Partner Content, Early Music Vancouver, EARLY MUSIC VANCOUVEr, Early music summer festival, Early Music Vancouver Summer Festival, EARLY MUSIC VANCOUVER, EMV, Summer 2026
B.C. arts groups solidify goals amid 2027 provincial budget consultations
B.C. arts groups solidify goals amid 2027 provincial budget consultations

Organizations call for longterm strategic plan, increased Arts Council budget, and cultural space retention

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NEWSJanet SmithJune 23, 2026BC Alliance for Arts and Culture, Rainbow Robert
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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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