Festival changes to an approximately weeklong event, as organizers cut back by two-thirds in the wake of public grant losses
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The free talk focuses on Wong’s first book, a collection of 30 long-form portraits of musicians who have helped shape Vancouver’s jazz scene
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Energized and visually striking, the new Dancing on the Edge-SFU Woodward’s work also alludes to multiple levels of loss
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In a circus-carnival kingdom, a Vancouver actor known for her comedy chops reinvents one of Shakespeare’s most hilariously humourless characters
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The Washington, D.C. trio will be joined by saxophonist James Brandon Lewis at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival for an evening of genre-blurring virtuosity
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Canada’s largest South Asian youth fest features the 5X Art Party and a new event called Self-Care Sunday with 5X
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Show spans projection, experimental animation techniques, and interactive installation
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In Ayibobo III: Little Dollhouse on the Prairie, Mother Elle of the House of Barbara incorporates contemporary dance and burlesque to retell Haitian voodoo tales
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From winery concerts to waterfront wood carving, there’s an abundance of events happening throughout B.C. this sunny season
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Modern dance, live music, outdoor films, and more: summertime signals festival season in the city
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The former is a hard-hitting feature drama about small-town racism and generational trauma; the latter is a short stop-motion documentary about China’s Cultural Revolution seen through a child’s eyes
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Furious Grace Dance Theatre’s Gravity in Your Eyes and Method Dance Society’s Behind Veiled Eyes explore female friendships and matriarchal ties
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Drawing on the endless scroll of dance fragments online, the new work pushes into fresh territory for the troupe—as does Josh Martin’s new Helen Walkley solo, blocking
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Absurdist Shakespeare play adapted and directed by Jivesh Parasram deals with dancing, morality, coercion, and hypocrisy
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Perched on the perimeter of BC’s scenic wine country, the Cascade Peaks ChamberFest features works by Beethoven, Brahms, Dvořák, Gilliand, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Ravel, and Schubert
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The inaugural fest, taking place in Surrey on June 15 and 16, showcases films with purpose
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From taste-testing Ukrainian pierogies to learning watercolour-painting techniques, this year’s offerings have plenty of free activities in store
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Early-bird tickets are now available for the 37th annual fest, which offers a glorious weekend of global beats, folk songs, blues riffs, Celtic tunes, and more
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At the Cinematheque, Costa-Gavras's fast-paced masterpiece warns of the precarity of truth amid the rise of right-wing zealots
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The Flame show created and directed by Deborah Williams sees performers share their personal stories in a kid-friendly format
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