Powell Street Festival and Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre present a show that’s a multisensory concert
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Vancouver Chopin Society presents the Russian-born, Berlin-based sensation amid a year of world touring
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The acclaimed choir celebrates light, hope, and connection in Christmas with Chor Leoni
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Métis artist’s moving new CD Red Earth celebrates resilience and mourns Indigenous losses, from Tina Fontaine to theatre artist Taran Kootenhayoo
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The powerhouse band will share tracks from its stunning new album, The Reckless One
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The duo mixes banjo, guitar, and fiddle with understated vocal harmonies and energetic footwork
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Quirkiness and emotion characterize the venerated ensemble’s concert program, with epic works by Beethoven and Widmann
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Delving into the heartbreaking issue of child and youth exploitation, the show is one of several that are rethinking the creative process
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“Wave-reforming mind technology” aims for healing Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, at Vancouver New Music’s Parallel 05
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Curators Stephanie Wong, Raven Grenier, Rich Coburn, and Kelsey Wavey stage form-pushing performance projects
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One-day pop-up festival brings together the city’s superb small-to-medium-sized choirs at the Orpheum
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The groundbreaking singer-songwriter performs at the 2022 Chutzpah! Festival, echoing Iran’s rallying cry of Woman, Life, Freedom
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The renowned ensemble will be retiring at the end of the season
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Singers and musicians play a simple phrase of remembrance together, then spread out to read veterans’ names aloud at Mountain View Cemetery
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Featuring one of the finest pianists in the world, the concert is a VSO original
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The afternoon concert features Christopher Gaze, Tania Miller, James Ehnes, and Tracy Dahl
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Zyriab 6.7. is the flamenco-guitar master’s most ambitious release yet
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Upcoming performance with Vancouver Symphony Orchestra features the legendary composer’s Symphony No. 2, which is entirely unlike most other piano concertos
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Musicians and critics alike are running out of superlatives to describe the artistry of the spectacular young talent
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Set to original poems, the musician’s cantata has its world premiere at Vancouver Bach Choir’s season-opening concert
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