Lineup features Vancouver ensemble Constantinople led by setar master Kiya Tabassian, Juno-winning soprano Hélène Brunet, France’s Diabolus in Musica, and more
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Sounds of the water combine with textural organ music in joy-filled concert
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The concert is the first of four in the family-friendly series that includes audience engagement or participation
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Siblings Lan, Dorian, and Li Tung collaborate with diverse artists to raise awareness of seismic risk through live music, video projection, and more
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The musical interpretation of the best-selling book by author Robert Macfarlane and visual artist Jackie Morris features new works by Canadian composers and readings by actor Laara Sadiq
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From Afrobeat to IndigiFunk, the artists are part of the diverse lineup at the 2022 African Heritage Festival of Music and Dance
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Shipyards Live wraps up on a celebratory note; nearby, 49th Parallel Coffee Roasters has opened its first North Vancouver location, complete with Lucky’s Doughnuts
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Elysian Trio, Vancouver Erhu Quartet, Jodi Proznick Trio, and other local bright lights take to new acoustically designed FOLIUM stage
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The two-time Western Canadian Music Award-winning artist will perform originals and Motown classics at Gateway Theatre’s open-air concert
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Season launches with The Lost Words: A Spell Book, inspired by Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris’s art-filled bestseller
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The Vancouver-based composer and multimedia artist also known as Scott Morgan will be joined by New York musician Rafael Anton Irisarri
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Blueridge Chamber Music’s Schubertiade, a site-specific Jordan Nobles premiere, and much more
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Gateway Theatre’s Songs of Summer concerts return in-person to the great outdoors
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A pandemic and flood damage haven’t dampened the Urban Ink crew’s hopes for the grand-scale, Inuit-inspired production
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The Juno-nominated men’s choir marks its 31st season with more than 15 world premieres
Read MoreOuds, violins, and zhengs fill the fresh air at Mount Pleasant Park this month
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Haunting flute sets the mood for Indigenous classical music
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Microcosmos Quartet and Music on Main program culminates in string-orchestra concert
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Joining the two in-demand artists was Kirsty Money, who made playing the nyckelharpa look easy
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Application deadline extended to August 7 for annual program aimed at emerging composers and other artists, with emphasis on marginalized communities
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