“It feels like there’s a lot more at stake” in this federal election
Read More
The free hybrid festival focuses on reconnecting with community
Read More
The Octopus Has Three Hearts is Rose’s first book of fiction; also on the longlist from B.C. is Cedar Bowers
Read More
The Province announced the card will be required to access other activities, like indoor dining
Read More
Indigenous artists welcome the new name, which was decided on after lengthy community consultations
Read More
Five of the local theatre’s shows that streamed via digital series East Van to Edinburgh earn international recognition
Read More
Visual artist Jill Anholt’s Sea Change wins CODAawards’ transportation category
Read More
Province will take applications for the one-time grant of up to $250,000 starting August 27
Read More
Also known as Lucy Bell, Sdahl K’awaas resigned from her position at Royal British Columbia Museum in 2020
Read More
With more than 300,000 visitors so far, the immersive, contactless experience is here to stay a while longer
Read More
The aerialist-dancer joins Margo Kane and Jason Dubois as the organization works toward a 2022 event
Read More
At least one arts presenter welcomes the news as a way to reassure audience members
Read More
“Father of acoustic ecology” is also credited with creating the concept of soundscape
Read More
As Queer Arts Festival wraps up, its founder is handing over the reins
Read More
The Paperboys, Soulstream among the participating local musical acts
Read More
An open letter to the City of Vancouver and Vancouver Parks Board asks for public spaces that foster healing, culture, and community
Read More
Massive Granville Street artwork is a colourful testament to painter’s advocacy and charity work
Read More
The board announces Jang’s temporary role while launching organizational overhaul
Read More
Vancouver Music Fund, by the City of Vancouver in partnership with Creative BC, is the first municipal funding program of its kind in North America
Read More
B.C. government is working with Musqueam Indian Band, Squamish Nation, and Tsleil-Waututh Nation on a parallel process for Indigenous art for the Broadway Subway Project
Read More