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Fall Arts Guide 2022

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Flowing beauty, atmospheric visuals as FOR EVER devotes an evening to Ballet BC artistic director’s work.

Sophisticated choreography, with nods to classical roots, characterize Medhi Walerski’s Chamber, SWAY, and the new Pieces of Tomor

Celebration of West Coast Modern architecture and design runs July 9 to 14 and features walking tours, exhibitions, a documentary screening, and more.

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New documentary sheds light on Joan Baez's personal life, at Kay Meek Arts Centre May 13.⁠
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Joan Baez: I am a Noise draws from a vast archive that includes newly discovered home movies.⁠
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5 things to know about adventurous U.K. guitarist @martinharleymusic.⁠
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Roots-and-blues musician playing the @kaymeekartscentre on May 17 has strummed alongside Vieux Farka Touré in Mali, toured England by bicycle, and more.⁠
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Dancing on the Edge announces 2024 lineup featuring more than 30 performances of cutting-edge works.⁠
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36th annual festival of contemporary dance to present world premieres, Western Canadian debuts, and works-in-progress throughout Metro Vancouver f

@theimprovcentre revisits summer camp mayhem in Camp What's-It-Called.⁠
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Artistic director and former avid summer camper Jalen Saip tapped into her experiences for a show about the wild world of canoeing, campfires, and crushes.⁠
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