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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.

#film #latinfilm #vancouverarts #filmf

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.

Read more about @powellstfest at Stir.

#vancouverarts #artsandculture #vancouv

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