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Stir VancouverDecember 30, 2022Julian Coyle Forst

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At The Polygon, remarkable new exhibition connects Greg Girard’s images from across the decades, and across the Pacific.

In Greg Girard: Photographs 1972–2026, Vancouver artist’s well-known nighttime hideaways and cityscapes shar

At the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, the eclectic Valerie June promises a little bit of everything.

The American singer-songwriter plays rock ’n’ roll, blues, folk, gospel, and country, along with well-chosen cover versions of songs by

Ensemble Theatre Company taps into the humid haze of a Tennessee Williams classic where love and self-deception mingle.

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Verdi, Rossini, and Puccini set to resound over Deer Lake at Opera in the Park, July 19.

Conducted by Jacques Lacombe, free outdoor concert goes Italian with a team of strong soloists.

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Toronto-based Nastasia Y carries on a family tradition of song and rebellion, at Mission Folk Music Festival.

The Ukrainian-born performer distills influences from Slavic folk to jazz and R&B into her music, as heard on her solo debut, Kyiv Soul

There's magic in the air at Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park, thanks to @tutsvancouver’ The Little Mermaid.

From stunning visuals and splashy musical numbers to heartfelt moments, The Little Mermaid is a charming, thoroughly engaging experience th

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