A returning Ann Mortifee musical, a dance performance about the history of Japanese Canadians, and a Cree artist’s anecdotal solo show are on the 2024-25 lineup
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Teriyaki burgers, yakisoba, sushi, and a salmon barbecue are among the culinary highlights at the annual fest
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Diverse performances range from butoh dancing to taiko drumming to circus arts
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Interactive multidisciplinary art installation by Annie Sumi and Brian Kobayakawa has an heirloom Singer sewing machine at its heart
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Chamber opera tells story of a Japanese diplomat who aids in the escape of 6,000 Jews from Nazi-occupied Lithuania
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Delicious Japanese cuisine is at the forefront of annual weekend event at and around Oppenheimer Park
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Aretha Aoki’s interdisciplinary dance work draws on everything from synthwave to taiko and Ziggy Stardust
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Powell Street Festival and Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre present a show that’s a multisensory concert
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Immersive Powell Street Festival experience plays with ideas of meaning, emptiness, and harmony
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Spam musubi, matcha, and black-sesame chocolate are among the food and drink on offer at the celebration of Japanese-Canadian arts
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The Nelson artist created Homecoming 2020 , a solo, while missing his Tokyo-based mom during the pandemic
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There’s something for everyone at the in-person gathering in Oppenheimer Park and the historic neighbourhood of Paueru Gai
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The two local arts groups partner up to share the story of the late Salish jazz singer and musical pioneer
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Landscape architect, artist, and writer Kelty Miyoshi McKinnon hosts a discussion about the meaning of monuments
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Powell Street Festival Society brings the New Mexico-based, Osaka-born musician to Vancouver for two concerts
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Panel includes artists, curators, and instructors melding worlds of art and activism
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Psychotherapist-researcher Sue Arai hosts latest installment of discussion series
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Autumn Strawberry brings old farms to animated life, while Hastings Park documents internment site via thermal imaging
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