Amid controversy, long-serving member asks music community to “step back and not rush to judgment”.
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Host of CBC’s Reclaimed and City of Vancouver’s Music Officer will aim to forge new cultural and Indigenous connections
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Dr. Bonnie Henry announces easing of pandemic restrictions thanks in part to high vaccination rates
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Document signed by more than 100 artists and counting is asking the volunteer board to step down
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Province of B.C. funds new project, purchases historic Wing Sang Building at 51 East Pender Street from Bob Rennie
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The influential writer’s books include Firewater: How Alcohol Is Killing My People (and Yours)
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Jazz fest’s artistic programmer takes helm as alliance embarks on new strategic plan with diversity focus
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Coastal Jazz & Blues Society managing director, artistic programming had nurtured local talent and social justice at the organization
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Mezzo-soprano helped bring alive groundbreaking works such as Marie Clements’ Missing and Margaret Atwood’s Pauline
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The duo will stay on till the end of the year, help mount the Indian Summer Festival’s 12th edition in July
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The rest of the facility remains open as the grand glass structure is entirely rebuilt
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Trevor Noah: Back To Abnormal World Tour at Rogers Arena February 26 will proceed at 50 percent capacity
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Offerings starting next month include a one-one-one interactive show from Belgium’s Ontroerend Goed and a premiere by Vancouver’s Neworld Theatre
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Originally commissioned by the Queer Arts Festival, pioneering opera explores love in a nation where homosexuality is banned.
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Having grown up in Vancouver playing street hockey, the animator created a bold Year of the Tiger logo
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Steven Page concert rescheduled to spring; new programming in January to increase physical distancing on-stage
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The acclaimed spoken-word artist’s work speaks to a time when the pandemic is in our rear-view mirror
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While some organizations are persevering with 50-percent capacity, others are putting shows off until spring
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Humorist and disability arts performer David Roche, Canadian College of Performing Arts founders Janis Dunning and Jacques Lemay among other honourees
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It’s a virtual rabbit hole for the rest of the show’s run
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