Prize, shared with Calgary’s Toyin Lafenwa Oladele, provides leadership mentoring and $10,000
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Prize, shared with Calgary’s Toyin Lafenwa Oladele, provides leadership mentoring and $10,000
Read MoreAmong the featured artists are musicians Oh Pray Tell, drag performer Maiden China, and Indigenous femmecee Lil Smudge
Read MoreSocial justice is top of mind for trio appearing at free all-day celebration at Trout Lake Park August 17
Read MoreThe self-guided stroll at Spanish Banks’ tidal flats begins at a site-responsive installation, and comes with an eight-page zine
Read MoreShowing at Keep Giving; Cedars and Shells opening event, You say I’m a snake? is a rebellious solo that grew out of her master’s thesis
Read MoreFree outdoor performances in Vancouver parks feature artists such as Kinfolk Nation, MRD3, and Lil Smudge
Read MoreHighlights include Indigenous artistry in Rooted Relations and the connective power of water in Flowing Upstream
Read MoreEveryone is invited to the free gathering with storytelling, movement, music, and more
Read MoreScoring a deal with 604 Records is just the latest step for a rising star who hits the stage at the Trout Lake celebration
Read MorePerformances from AHSIA, Ana Santos, Feven Kidane, spotlight spoken-word and musical artistry
Read MoreThe seaside gathering features spoken word, dance, music, and more
Read MoreAll-ages fest set in Vancouver parks prioritizes lived experiences of QTBIPOC and Disabled artists; conversations with the environment
Read MoreDonations raised will provide tools that support, nurture, and advocate for artists in need
Read MoreThe “immersive promenade” activates natural spaces during park-wide Our Tended Harvest celebration
Read MoreCelebration of 2SLGBTIQIA+ culture features House of Rice, DJ Nea, and more
Read MoreAmong the artists taking part in the fest’s We Return: Opening Ceremony are Tzo’kam, Manuel Axel Strain, and Randall Bear Barnetson
Read MoreThe 8th annual multidisciplinary event features more than 100 artists working toward land, water, and relational justice
Read MoreCommodified Trauma & Supernatural Gentrification features works by queer Indigenous artists
Read MoreThe free outdoor performance at Trout Lake Park focuses on Indigenous joy and hope
Read MoreThe Vines Art Festival lineup includes a deeply personal duet, a movement installation inspired by moulting, and more
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