The cultural calendar is filled with everything from film screenings to experimental theatre to stuff just for kids
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From an aeriform ballet on ice to a duet in total silence, there are several hot tickets this season
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Mongolian traditions, Czech strings, Baroque beauties, and more on the music calendar
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One-woman solo show follows the creator’s own near-death experiences, from her childhood in the Bronx to travels in Israel, Asia, and South America
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Sepideh Yadegar’s film tells the story of an Iranian international student photographed at a Women, Life, Freedom protest in Vancouver
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American string players to perform compositions by Bartók and Shostakovich, plus Samuel Barber’s film-famous adagio
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Week-long, half-day program is designed for beginner students ages eight to 15
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Housewife of the Year unpacks a long-running Irish TV show, while There’s Still Tomorrow follows a working-class Italian woman in the 1940s
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French Romantic masterpiece stars soprano Emily Pogorelc as Manon and tenor Frédéric Antoun as Chevalier des Grieux
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Concert shines a light on previously under-recognized Japanese, Armenian, Irish, Scottish, and Indigenous music
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Program also features mezzo-soprano Marion Newman in the world premiere of Marcus Goddard’s Mountain Visions
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Work by acclaimed playwright and novelist Anosh Irani focuses on three South Asian men navigating their migration journeys in Canada
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Quicksilver Baroque Ensemble plays a program of sonatas by Italian and German composers
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Performing arts training program for D/disability-identified artists will run from September 2025 to June 2028
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Second-annual event opens with Mahesh Pailoor’s Paper Flowers and closes with Enrique Vázquez’s Firma Aquí (Sign Here)
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Inspired by the mesmerizing flight patterns of bird flocks, the work makes its Vancouver premiere in partnership with Canada Dance Ice Theatre
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Renowned musicians to play compositions by Martinů, Korngold, and Dvořák
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Amanda Montell’s rowdy Big Magical Cult Show, Ashley Gavin’s unmatched crowd work, and local standup stars at the Vancouver Art Gallery bistro
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Caravan World Rhythms presents the nine-member ensemble, which evokes the beauty of Mongolian grasslands through haunting harmonies and vibrant strings
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The 2025 fest journeys from searing personal memoirs to hilariously neurotic short stories to a cookbook about modern Jewish cuisine
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