Seasonal standouts include a massive choral Messiah, and different takes on A Christmas Carol—including one with 10-foot-high puppets
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Respected musician plays two shows devoted to India’s oldest-surviving classical genre alongside pakhavaj artist Tejas Tope
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Performing alongside pakhavaj artist Tejas Tope, Dagar explores the virtuosity of dhrupad, India’s oldest-surviving classical style
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The renowned group’s mission is to carry diversity and social relevance to the concert hall
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Cutting-edge string musicians have recorded over 70 albums, won more than 40 awards, and collaborated with the likes of Nine Inch Nails and David Bowie
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Singer-songwriter’s first Vancouver concert in 15 years features tracks off her latest studio album, My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross
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Multimedia show immerses audiences in the intimacies of the Juno-winning musician’s Salluit community, located in the very north of Nunavik
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Also appearing at the Indigenous-led festival are makers of everything from clothing to cookies
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Ahead of her Come Toward the Fire festival performance, the JUNO award-winner shares how writing her latest album, Boundless Possibilities, helped her heal from loss and trauma
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Soul and folk singer Celeigh Cardinal and genre-defying singer-producer Sebastian Gaskin headline Indigenous festival on September 14; ANOHNI performs with the Johnsons on October 5
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A first peek at the shows in three series, including the all-new Chan Centre Director’s Cut programmed by director Pat Carrabré
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The prolific octogenarian artist coming to the Chan Centre played at Nelson Mandela’s 1994 inauguration
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Shankar is a revered sitar player; Rani is a Polish pianist-vocalist-composer
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The Grammy-nominated artist sings mostly in Bambara, the language of Mali
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Known for stylized videos, Anderson & Roe Piano Duo is determined to make classical music accessible
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The artist’s HUM Ensemble traces connections between Hindu and Muslim musical traditions, with Persia as common ground
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Coming to Vancouver for the Chan Centre EXP series, the Juno-nominated artist finds things to celebrate amid so much societal nihilism
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Tamara Lindeman’s fast-rising experimental folk band performs in concert copresented by UBC Centre for Climate Justice
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The concert is the first of four in the family-friendly series that includes audience engagement or participation
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The nêhiyaw (Plains Cree) and Dene Sųłiné artist, producer, scholar, and storyteller, has big ideas for genre-crossing collaborations at the UBC space
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