Early Music Vancouver artist-in-residence set to appear in everything from a solo Bach concert to a Vocal Landscapes of India and Italy program
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An all-out cast helps bring to life J. Patrick Raftery’s vision for the story of rotating affairs, all set on a Toronto patio
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Music on Main’s latest creation led by David Pay guides audiences throughout the entirety of the Vancouver Playhouse for intimate performances in unexpected places
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Performing in English, French, and Innu-aimun, singer-songwriter draws on his multiple sources—and gets the crowd dancing
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The Giller Prize–winning author of What Strange Paradise has curated a program of events that look at the real world through a literary lens
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From the Saharan quartet of L’Etran de L’Aïr to Palestinian-Jordanian collective 47Soul, the lineup is as diverse as it is exciting
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Jules Massenet’s beloved Manon rounds out the operatic offerings
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With everything from culinary offerings to locally made goods for sale to stilt-walking lessons, the music is just one highlight of the beloved fest
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Among the local acts performing are soul-folk-pop singer-songwriter Lola Parks and two-spirit artist Corvin Mack
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The Marseille trio—Arthur Peneau, Didier Simione, and Anass Zine—draws on instruments and sounds from Africa and beyond
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Appearing at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, the celebrated two-spirit Wolastoqiyik artist explores land rights, injustice, and more from powerful Motewolonuwok
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It’s the first time James Horner’s musical score has been adapted for live performance by a full symphony orchestra
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Originally from Hong Kong, the internationally renowned artist has performed around the globe
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In the Music on Main show, listeners follow a cast of musicians around the venue as they perform a diverse Bard-inspired score conceived by David Pay
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Former Oh Susannah singer-songwriter no longer sets foot onstage intent on slaying dragons
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With compositions ranging from those by Mozart to John Williams, the family-friendly event takes place at Deer Lake Park
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Brazil’s Alberto Salgado to headline celebratory evening featuring fellow música popular brasileira artists Celso Machado, Amphibioux, and Sara Magal
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The local artist was the first woman to play the koni, a traditional Vietnamese instrument typically reserved for men
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From History of Gunpowder’s “freak out orchestra” to Amanda Sum’s intimate confessionals: five acts worth a place on your West 4th schedule
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does it make me naive if i’ve never been part of something where i’ve meant more to them than they did to me? compiles 18 short movements in ode to a failing love life
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