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The Improv Centre sets its comedic sights on Agatha Christie and classic mysteries to mount an old-school whodunit for its fall show. Expect murder-mystery tropes to be torn down as a cast of characters descends on a mansion where mayhem ensues. R
In Raven Transforms, author Gary Wyatt traces Haida artist Christian White’s 50-year legacy. A book launch takes place on September 20 at the Museum of Anthropology, featuring a Haida cultural performance by the Tluu Xaada Naay Society (Canoe
VIFF GIVEAWAY The Vancouver International Film Festival is almost here! This year’s Special Presentations offer a dizzying array of experiences, featuring this year’s most highly anticipated films. We are giving away tickets to two high
Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival welcomes the harvest moon with lanterns and live music, to September 26. The event’s 24th edition culminates in a twilight parade and finale performance featuring a giant, community-made puppet. Read more at Sti
The Cultch presents a dark, psychological thriller from The Search Party where online life collides with offline reality. JOB follows Jane, who is placed on leave from her job after a viral video meltdown. She arrives in the office of crisis therap
B.C.’s Roger Lee and Carole Itter among winners for Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts. Vancouver-based art historian and artist join six other laureates from across the country recognized for their contributions to Cana
 

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