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The Dance Centre reveals 40th anniversary season for 2026-27. 

Forecast’s dive into dance and Youtube, Tasha Faye Evans’s Cedar Woman, Wen Wei Wang’s final solo, and Montreal’s Ebnflōh are just some of the highlights. 

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Vancouver Youth Choir takes it outside for Music on Main’s Summer Pop-Up Concerts series. 

Artistic director and founder Carrie Tennant says the choir helps its young members make authentic human connections in an era when that is more challen
Friday nights in August, Tightrope Theatre brings improv yuks to Bard After Dark. 

The weekly cabaret-style experience includes drinks, music, and comedy from a rotating cast of Tightrope’s finest improvisers. 

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Belle Spirale Dance Projects announces 2026-27 season that features European debut and The Little Match Girl with live choral music. 

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Live music, contemporary dance, drag performances, storytelling, circus arts, and a whole lot more hit Vancouver’s parks and beaches. 

Read the details ahead of Vines Art Festival. 

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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
 

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