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Titles span music documentary Play It Loud featuring Jamaican-born Canadian singer Jay Douglas, 1974 Afrofuturist film Space is the Place, and beyond
Read MoreFrom VIFF screenings to live music and Vancouver Art Gallery happenings, there are many ways to celebrate throughout February
Read MoreSpanning work songs, Blues, opera, and more, Sound the Alarm: Music/Theatre’s project comes to full fruition at the Roundhouse
Read MoreEvents throughout February range from concerts to art exhibitions
Read MoreFresh off the triumph of Neptune Frost, the artist wrestles with defining Afrofuturism
Read MoreAmong them: the recently opened Unity-Excellence-Legacy shop, which is dedicated exclusively to Black-owned businesses
Read MoreRendez-Vous French Film Festival matinee features Q&A with Quebec codirector Sarah Nacer
Read MoreBoth films, part of Black History Month screenings at VIFF Centre, untangle true events
Read MoreFilm screenings, concerts, a photo exhibition, a dance performance, and more explore Blackness throughout February
Read MoreHe bookends his Early Music Vancouver concert Raise, raise the voice with Purcell and Ellington
Read MoreCoinciding with Black History Month, the youth-run gallery is participating in the PuSh Festival for the first time, curating a Club PuSh event
Read MoreThe new CBC and BET+ original series looks at the lives of railway sleeping-car porters in the 1920s
Read MorePowerhouse lineup includes Marcus Mosely Chorale, City Soul Choir, Dawn Pemberton, Candus Churchill, and more
Read MoreDesign, dance, and music aim to shift narratives about Africa and the African diaspora
Read MoreMini documentary fest accompanies MOA exhibition Sankofa: African Routes, Canadian Roots
Read MoreThe online cooking class, by Alliance Française Vancouver and Afrika21, features West African cuisine by Madani Kitchen and marks Black History Month
Read MoreThe creative force behind Freedom Singer tunes in for a virtual performance and conversation
Read MoreVancouver-based multidisciplinary artist Mariam Barry’s work centres on modern African youth
Read MoreIt features sweet and savoury goods by some of Vancouver’s Black-owned food businesses
Read MoreTalk show, clowning, folklore, and more mix in a show whose messages about race have become even more relevant
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