The singer-songwriter recalls his early days on the Vancouver theatre’s stages
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Following the celebration with ensembles from around BC, the virtual hub will stay live for one year
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BC survey shows some optimism, but also gaps in funding and ongoing stress
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The cofounder of the Ocean Wise Seafood program is champion of sustainability
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Grants are in response to such pandemic effects as venue closures; help artists like Vancouver’s Davey Calderon pivot to digital
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Ziyian Kwan conceives project with NAC and F-O-R-M to screen free short works from the past pandemic year
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ITAC is urging the Government of Canada to support Indigenous-led solutions, increase funding in response to devastating effects of COVID-19
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Cars limited to household bubbles as fest screens films May 13 to 15
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The multitalented force behind Children of God and other musicals joins the list of nine inaugural award winners
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Debra Sparrow and Jag Nagra’s birds and bold textile patterns help renew historic Punjabi market
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The organization commits to “rethink and refresh” after a year of pandemic hurdles
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His Orpheum tours were legendary, and his volunteer work touched countless local cultural groups
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The arts education centre for young people soon opens doors to its new building, complete with theatre, pottery wheels, exhibition space, dance studios, and more
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Tributes roll in for colibrettist and codesigner of the opera for young audiences
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Steven Shearer’s pictures, drawn from his massive archives, unsettle by design
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The March 30 Arts Roundtable included Minister Melanie Mark and arts leaders from across the province
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The community engagement director of the grassroots anti-racism campaign and centralized community racism-reporting centre by Vancouver Asian Film Festival Society and project 1907 speaks up on speaking out
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While $2 million will help improve facilities at places like Centre A and Vancouver Opera, $14 million goes to a one-time supplement
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Proposal includes pressure on province and request for staff to look at small-scale outdoor events for summer
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The B.C. public health officer indicated indoor in-person religious services could resume in April
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