Event designed specifically for youth features hands-on activities, surprise performances, and mini concerts by local and international artists
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Really Happy Someday wins Borsos Award for best Canadian feature film
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Eclectic cabaret of 12 short dance pieces unfolds on an intimate 10-by-12-foot stage that turns minimal space into a magical canvas
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Sugar Sammy, Tim Dillon, and Roy Wood Jr. among names announced for festival running February 13 to 23
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Performing-arts series produced by Theatre Replacement and Company 605 spans a live cake tasting, an ode to an Indigenous matriarch, and beyond
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Fabienne Colas launched her self-titled foundation to mount Black film festivals all across Canada
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Fairy Creek and Resident Orca follow impassioned fights, while NiiMisSak: Sisters In Film celebrates Indigenous impacts onscreen
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With 25 performances, it’s the first event under the new leadership of Deanna Peters and Victor Tran
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Producer-screenwriter Sean Harris Oliver toys with reality as “documentary” crew follows story of two missing teens into the deep, dark woods of Vancouver Island
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Highlights include Matthew Leutwyler’s Fight Like a Girl on opening night, Being Black In Canada short-film series, VIBFF Black Market, and more
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Programming includes world premieres from Chimerik 似不像 and rice & beans theatre, BOGOTÁ by Andrea Peña & Artists, and beyond
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The local artist is appearing at Dance in Vancouver with his latest piece, which requires a new garment to be made for every performance
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Annual holiday market to feature textile, ceramic, jewellery, print, apothecary, and homeware goods, plus food and drink vendors
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The Cinematheque’s annual screen trip to Europe spans silly, Estonia-set The Invisible Fight, Finland’s unsettling 1980s teen drama Light Light Light, and more
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The pilot project means five artists who are unable to open their studios to the public get to participate in the annual arts extravaganza
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Linda Suffidy, Tristesse Seeliger, Helen Alex Murray, and Aurora Caher work across mediums to produce works with distinctive style
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Three Vancouver artists working in different media talk about finding inspiration in the culinary world
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Running December 4 to 8, fest to feature Ben Affleck-helmed Unstoppable, Queer with Daniel Craig and Jason Schwartzman, and September 5 with Peter Sarsgaard
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Strength and vulnerability meet in new work inspired by the choreographer-dancers’ mothers and grandmothers
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Festival co-curated with The Cultch’s Heather Redfern features the workshop premiere of Payette’s musical On Native Land, plus a new choral composition
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