The production written and directed by Nlaka’pamux playwright Kevin Loring is a land-claims farce
Read MoreThe solo for Jeanette Kotowich addresses the choreographer’s mixed Oji-Cree and Mennonite ancestry
Read MoreFrances Koncan’s play looks at the fur trade through the perspectives of a Métis woman, a First Nations woman, and a settler woman
Read MoreFamily photos, pictographs, and landscapes interweave in xʷəlməxʷ child
Read MorePart detective story, part art-history rethink, documentary travels from B.C.and Alaska to Paris to find stunning Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw and Yup’ik works that influenced Surrealists
Read MoreChristmas tunes translated by elders into the endangered Haida language to be performed at December 21 concert
Read MoreThe new show at Audain Art Museum sheds light on the artists who are less-known than their male counterparts
Read MoreThe founder of Holy Crow Arts draws from his own life experiences in the story that also touches on addiction and sobriety
Read MorePublication co-curated by Dana Claxton and Curtis Collins is accompanied by an exhibition at the Audain Art Museum in Whistler
Read MoreFestival co-curated with The Cultch’s Heather Redfern features the workshop premiere of Payette’s musical On Native Land, plus a new choral composition
Read MoreOver a wide array of media, Vancouver Art Gallery’s expansive survey defies stereotypes as it explores matriarchy, displacement, and memory
Read MoreLively, detective-like documentary reveals how Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw and Yup’ik ceremonial masks found their way into the hands of Surrealist masters—and new attempts to repatriate them
Read MoreThe titular character in the show by 3 Crows Productions represents government agents who removed Indigenous kids from their homes to attend residential school
Read MoreAhead 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
Read Moreq̓emxwéqsem (to tie a knot at the end of your thread) is a new exhibition at Craft Council of B.C. until September 26
Read MorePremiering at VIFF Centre and the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, remarkable film about the dark legacy of Williams Lake institution wields quiet power
Read MoreTaking place on šxʷƛ̓exən Xwtl’a7shn, the free musical event spotlights the local Indigenous-owned and -operated label and some of its artists
Read MoreExhibit created by MONOVA: Museum and Archives of North Vancouver explores life and legacy of late Tsleil-Waututh actor, author, musician, poet, activist, environmentalist, and First Nations advocate
Read MoreAppearing at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, the celebrated two-spirit Wolastoqiyik artist explores land rights, injustice, and more from powerful Motewolonuwok
Read MoreJewellery, film, dance regalia, and more as local artists explore their multifaceted heritage
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