If you’re not quite sure what all those are, read on in our interview with the cross-border quintet of fiddlers, guitarists, and accordion players
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Event marks 35 years at Coquitlam’s Mackin Park with a weekend lineup that includes contra dancing, Métis jigging, and more
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Whether it’s wine from lesser-known regions in Campania or Umbria, or favourites like Nebbiolos and Barberas, get ready for a dose of dolce vita
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In the movie based on critically lauded Quebec play La Meute, two people form an unlikely bond in a remote B&B
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Appearing at Just for Laughs Vancouver, Port Coquitlam-raised standup talks sex, vices, and the importance of craft
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Two-part lineup hosted by Visions Ouest Productions features over 60 titles, including Haitian director Henri Pardo’s partly autobiographical film KANAVAL
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Your Fat Friend, Someone Lives Here, Rails, Jails & Trolleys, and The Price of Truth
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Annual festival features all-women lineup with performances from Raven Spirit Dance, Barbara Kaneratonni Diabo, Louise Pōtiki Bryant, and more
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Documentary filmmaker Afton Quast Saler turned a camera on herself and her family to explore why she and other women are so often underdiagnosed
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The Shanghai-born, Vancouver-raised standup will tape her first special at the Biltmore, as her career continues to take off in L.A.
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In stylish film hitting la Tournée Québec Cinéma at Studio 16, standout star Sara Montpetit plays a bloodsucker who hates the idea of killing
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Francophone celebration marks 35 years with Podorythmie, Vishtèn Connexions, La Famille LeBlanc, and more
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Event founded by Cory Weeds brings together musicians from New York City, Houston, Phoenix, Toronto, and Vancouver this year
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Copresentation of DARKMATTER and L’amour telle une cathédrale ensevelie celebrates milestone for SFU Woodward’s Cultural Programs
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PuSh Festival duet with Camilo Mejía Cortés plays with distortion through a hip-hop music technique, rap-anthem choir, black paint, and more
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Solo danced by Marie-Philippe Santerre explores sensations of dissolving and solitude
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Film directed by Susan Sandler follows titular transgender comedian’s triumphant comeback
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Artist’s Indian Summer Festival/PuSh Festival solo because i love the diversity (this micro-attitude, we all have it) was a close collaboration with award-winning Vancouver playwright Marcus Youssef
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In New Works and PuSh Festival’s world premiere, performers draw upon experiences as immigrants from Brazil and China
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In a statement ahead of the festival, director of programming reflects on compiling “works that share a sense of cultural urgency”
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