Creepy trip into the West Coast woods has been earning praise for its fresh spin on the horror genre

French tragicomedy for young audiences tells the story of a little pea who’s been displaced and must find his way home

Longtime friends and Theatre Replacement collaborators cross genres at The Cultch in a work that explores existence through music, science, lecture, art installation—and cake

At the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts the all-female Canadian ensemble’s Tango Fantasia intends to show that tango is music for both the body and the mind

After opening for Bonnie Raitt’s sold-out U.K. shows, the singer-songwriter tours solo across Canada

In Upintheair Theatre’s annual event at The Cultch, opera, standup, puppets, and more mix together in experimental stage works about everything from eco disaster to cats

Hundreds of singers come together for an epic concert featuring a world premiere by Amplify Artist in Residence Miranda Currie

U.K. legend Billy Bragg and Brazil’s Bia Ferreira share stages with Canadian names like Aysanabee and Empanadas Illegales at ʔəy̓alməxʷ Jericho Beach Park, July 17 to 19

Original member of the Grammy Award–winning Buena Vista Social Club performs vibrant Latin tunes alongside a quartet

In conversation with UBC poli-sci prof Terri Givens, the historian and antiracist scholar discusses his new book, Chain of Ideas: The Origins of Our Authoritarian Age

In this DanceHouse and Vancouver New Music copresentation, the Australian performers feed off the energy of nine drum kits on a stylized stage

Vibrant musical brings a beloved story to life with a dynamic cast, nostalgic design, and live orchestra

Lee Hall’s stage adaptation of the well-known screenplay revels in what we think we know about the most famous playwright of all time

Mayumi Lashbrook’s dance-theatre piece centres the forced removal of Japanese Canadians during the Second World War

As part of Capture Photography Festival, Dana Claxton, Althea Thauberger, and Stephen Waddell screen the films that shaped them

Multidisciplinary exhibition features archival works by 40 artists created in the Lower Mainland from 1984 to 1988

Amandine Beyer and her Baroque ensemble play compositions by an Italian violinist whose life and music are shrouded in mystery.

With its lease coming up in 2029 on land owned by Scotiabank, the future of the dance hub had been uncertain

At the Firehall Arts Centre, Marlene Ginader’s comedic solo show sinks its teeth into media myths fuelled by true crime

Batsheva Dance Company alumni draw on Gaga movement for the searingly intimate piece with a full-company cast

In its 20th edition, the annual Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates Japanese artistry and eclectic cuisine

From July 24 to 26, Fraser River Heritage Park hosts artists from B.C. and beyond

Violinist Joan Blackman, violist Hung-Wei Huang, cellist Zoltan Rozsnyai, and pianist Angela Cheng play pieces by Franck, Brahms, and Mozetich

Vancouver New Music event brings together artists and activists for a roundtable discussion and performances

Running April 30 to May 10, 25th annual event features a South Korean spotlight, Fire of Love director Sara Dosa’s Iceland-set Time and Water, and world premieres Under the Red Roof, Illustrated Legacies: Graveyard of the Pacific, and more

Play written and directed by Valerie Methot in collaboration with diverse Metro Vancouver youth makes its world premiere

From Caroline Shaw’s pop-tinged Ringdown project to Ryan Davis’s heady looping viola, April means aural adventure at the intimate Fox Cabaret

Lisa Horner plays a 16-year-old girl whose rare genetic condition gives her the appearance of a 72-year-old woman

Triennial gathering features Chicago’s La Caccina, Halifax’s Aeolian Singers, and the Bay Area’s Peninsula Women’s Chorus

The standout soprano returns to B.C. at the Kay Meek Arts Centre with a blend of her beloved Schubert and Benjamin Britten’s arrangements of traditional British and French songs