Through intricate graphite drawings, Vancouver architect Taizo Yamamoto analyzes how seemingly mundane objects speak to the city’s omnipresent issues
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Milley will work closely with festival’s artistic director, Leslie Hurtig, on year-round programming
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Series hosted by the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver features topical conversations, spicy reads for Valentine’s day, and more
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Discussion moderated by Claudia Casper features climate-fiction authors Christine Lai, Andrew F. Sullivan, and Catherine Leroux
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Local experts Harold Kalman and Robin Ward release fifth edition of the must-have guidebook
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Artist’s work explores place and identity in the context of migration, tourism, militarism, and colonialism
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Creatively delicious ideas range from cool bartending books to a paella cooking class
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The online event showcases recent literature that revels in pivotal ideas of the modern world, sparks meaningful conversation
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A firsthand preview of the exhibit centred around the extremely rare book acquired by UBC Library
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The long-time leader of the thriving community takes a hard look at First Nations’ relationships with colonial Canada in new book
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One author’s work was up for a Giller, while the other’s competed for a Booker Prize
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The founder of Bella Cibo’s Italian Cooking Classes just released her first cookbook, Cooking With Mamma Marzia
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From the climate crisis to queer identity, the fest is full of thought-provoking author talks
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Vancouver’s MISCELLANEOUS Productions hosts a free online lecture and Q&A with the renowned folklorist
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Catalogue Baby captures five years of struggle, from grief and despair to rage and levity
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Cecily Nicholson hosts online event, which also features authors Taryn Hubbard, Colin Browne, Fred Mah
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3 local culinary talents share their picks from 2020
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Presented by the Cherie Smith JCC Jewish Book Festival, the live virtual event revealed winning authors in five categories
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Eddy Boudel Tan’s experiences living in Vancouver as the queer son of immigrant parents informs his gripping debut novel
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Tickling the Scar evokes the strangeness of the COVID-19 era in Montreal
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