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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.

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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
Retaining its spirit of community and resistance, the long-running arts festival returns to Paueru Gai for a milestone weekend of food, performances, and storytelling. 

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VIFF Live announces 2026 program of film screenings, immersive concerts, and “reworlding”. 

Series includes appearances by Canadian and international artists, including throat-singing duo Silla, composer Kelly Moran, and experimental roc
Early Music Vancouver artist in residence Marc Mauillon loves the challenge of 17th-century opera. 

Tackling the title role in Monteverdi’s Orfeo as part of EMV’s Summer Festival requires a different approach, the French singer says&mdas
Vancouver’s socially conscious Buddie on evolving its sound beyond “grunge pop”. 

Performing at the Eastside Arts Festival, the indie-rock band says it has no intention of being pegged as strictly a ’90s throwback. 

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