A first round of shows has been announced in the Amplify, Resonate, Play, and Cabaret series, ranging from classical music to Vancouver theatre favourites
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Vancouver Symphony Society secures city grant, as dance and music presenters voice needs and say securing local venues is harder than ever
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Years in the making, project led by Nick Milkovich Architects Inc. includes full rebuild of the glass-panelled Great Hall, plus the new permanent Pacific Northwest Galleries
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The maestro is also artistic advisor of the VSO School of Music
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Translator of Spanish-language poetry collection Self-Portrait in the Zone of Silence shares award with original author
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The Vancouver artist, who was banned after protesters disrupted the festival, is now using her art to raise funds for Palestinian and Israeli women peace activists
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City backs removing barriers to artist studios, while new working group will devote further research into providing arts sector with vital real-estate support
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Kelly will helm the school into its 100-year-anniversary celebrations in 2025
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Vice-president says internal funding dried up, while 149 Arts Society director says it was hamstrung in its efforts to raise funds
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Five mainstage performances include Kim Selody’s adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s beloved book and a production of Will Eno’s Middletown
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University VP says “financial realities” mean the end of programming, commissioning, and presenting of new performances with dozens of Vancouver arts-group partners
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A first peek at the shows in three series, including the all-new Chan Centre Director’s Cut programmed by director Pat Carrabré
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Also on the July 2024 roster, themed PARADOX: griot and hoodoo storyteller Arthur “Rickydoc” Flowers
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New entries to the StopAsianHate.ca website highlight the work of Asian-Canadian performing-arts professionals
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The fundraising event features unlimited tastings of nearly 50 gins from B.C.’s top distilleries and international imports
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The Chutzpah! Festival and the Jewish Book Festival fall outside of new “designated priority groups” for federal and provincial funding, and are struggling to stay afloat
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Five world premieres, an international tour, and the return of repertoire favourites will see the company on stages across Canada and in Los Angeles
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The theme The Ties That Bind explores family in all forms, with event set to run June 1 to 30
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Stipe’s photograph of Kurt Cobain’s hand sells for $75,000 while Coupland’s painting goes for $150,000 at Vancouver event
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36th annual festival of contemporary dance to present world premieres, Western Canadian debuts, and works-in-progress throughout Metro Vancouver from June 13 to 22
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