Artists Lara Aysal and Rosemary Georgeson lead a Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival workshop based on conversations with Elders, activists, and academics
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For Metro Vancouver event’s 20th anniversary, South Asian mehendi, rangolis, live dance and music, and much more
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Indigenous language and oral storytelling traditions drive circus-theatre piece from New Zealand, commissioned by The Cultch and Urban Ink
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Call goes out for South Asian artists for project funding of up to $45,000
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Winnipeg-raised artist conducts his piece Waawaa-Steewak—Cree for “Northern Lights”—in upcoming concert
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The local author says reality television is the great equalizer in social situations
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Director-cowriter reflects on the safe creative space in unique collaboration between New Zealand’s Te Rēhia Theatre Company and The Dust Palace
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Performers celebrate Latin American music, poetry, and art, as the onetime dissident remembers their integral role in resistance
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At North Van Arts exhibition, Indigenous fashion designer’s works make powerful statements about Canada’s history of systemic flaws
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Montreal-based artist Tamhane works directly with block-printers and carvers in Kutch, India to craft her pieces
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Xwalacktun (Rick Harry) receives Award of Distinction for Lifetime Achievement
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Vancouver Latin American Cultural Centre-hosted lineup spans a Chilean VIFF premiere, dance workshops, and beyond
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Production Nadiya Ukraine represents hope in a time of war, with excerpts from Le Corsaire and Don Quixote
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Storytelling, a live carving demonstration, and a theatre performance are among some of the ways people can reflect upon Indigenous history
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Directed by Marianne Brørup Weston with dramaturg Yvette Nolan, play about residential-school riot draws upon generational connections, humour, and strength
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Event in honour of upcoming Chinese holiday features live reading of Five Blessings collective’s Legend of the Whooshhh
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The art installation, eight years in the making, is created by Master Carvers Dempsey Bob, Stan Bevan, and Lyonel Grant
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From Jafelin to Rosanna Terracciano, Rosario Ancer’s open-minded program embraces tradition, multiple cultures, and the edgily conceptual
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A selection of 10 vendors are on site at Chan Centre selling handmade soaps, beadwork earrings, soy candles, and more
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The 10-dancer piece shares Gasangwa’s story of living in the aftermath of Rwanda’s 1994 genocide
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