Queer zombie love story explores mental illness, trauma, and choosing life in turbulent times

Montreal-based guitarist Philippe Jean, Spanish innovator Víctor Fernández, and more hit Flamenco Rosario’s annual celebration

Award-winning writer captivates readers with her acclaimed novels and essays on class, race, culture, art, and politics

Fresh arrangements bring the enduring artist’s legacy to life at the all-new VanJazz festival

The installation at the Western Front includes hourly screenings of Uzbekistani artist Saodat Ismailov’s films Melted into the Sun and To the Throat of the Sun

Keely Rois O’Brien’s intimate experimental work transforms a personal message into a subversive cake

Arun Lakra’s play is like a caper movie crossed with a whodunit, and director Andrew Kushnir says pulling it off requires the combined forces of an A team of designers and actors

Exhibition brings together significant works by Rawan Hassan روان حسن, Gord Hill, Laurence Hyde, and Elizabeth MacKenzie

Owned by the City of Vancouver, the newly retrofitted Cultural Amenity Space at 177 East 3rd Avenue includes a multipurpose performance studio, art studio, and sound booth

Available at local retailers and online, monograph features nearly 200 photographs of the accomplished artist’s argillite carvings

Montreal-based singer-songwriter talks about the dreamy layers of sound that went into her latest album—and stripping them away for her new EP and solo tour

Audiences can expect a heartwarming set, plus a merch table filled with homegrown garlic and handmade soap

Two-day festival from New Works Dance allows companies like Generous Mess to find new freedom of movement in non-traditional spaces that include staircases and rooftop gardens

Darkly funny play examines whether coexistence is possible in a society fraught with prejudice and discrimination

The Mohawk musician’s career trajectory has taken him from bar shows to The Launch to Nashville, but he’s always stayed grounded in his Six Nations community

Global Dance Connections piece tells a Coast Salish story of ancestral resilience and hope

The 26th annual edition spans theatre, dance, comedy, and music from November 3 to 15

The pair of Grammy Award winners honour the jazz legend’s legacy in honour of his centennial

The filmmaker’s directorial debut, screening at the Vancouver Latin American Film Festival, traces her personal journey to unite with a sister she never knew existed

Program includes world premieres by Cameron Fraser-Monroe and Michael Garcia, along with a remount of Out Innerspace’s Last Flower

The fourth edition of the annual juried exhibition features works in a variety of media by 17 artists at the Roundhouse Arts and Recreation Centre

There are plenty of creative spots to visit in and around Whistler Village, from the Audain Art Museum to the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre

Ruby Smith Diaz, Daniela Elza, and Donna Seto are among the six writers shortlisted for this year’s prize

Program features the Canadian premiere of Tawnie Olson’s Missa Brevis, kicking off her tenure as Composer-in-Residence

The local French-language theatre company will present everything from a live video game to an emotionally intense two-hander based on a Virginia Woolf masterpiece

Mexican actor and first-time feature director reflects on the powers of film to find the universal in the local and reveal new sides of an artist’s personality

Landon Mackenzie, Marie Khouri, Tiko Kerr, and dozens more artists have donated their original creations for the annual art auction

Writer-director Daniel Hendler’s feature blends elements of noir and comedy to tell the tale of a mild-mannered cop on the run from corrupt colleagues

A staged reading of Carol Shields and Dave Williamson‘s comedy takes a sharp look at life and love in middle-class suburbia

Saving Etting Street looks at an inspiring building project in Baltimore; “Egg Yolk Custard Bun (奶黃包)” features full-bodied food performances; and What Will I Become takes a moving look behind the statistics of trans suicide