Works by Gordon Smith, Bill Reid, Roy Kiyooka, Toni Onley, and eight others are displayed in new exhibition, all donated by late collector Harry Locke
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Toronto dancer’s full-length multidisciplinary work is about a woman’s struggle to find her place within a foreign artform
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Also appearing at the Indigenous-led festival are makers of everything from clothing to cookies
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Family-friendly festivities include a concert starring Filipino mezzo-soprano Renee Fajardo
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The violin- and trumpet-powered rock ’n’ roll band is the project of brothers Tom and Derek van Deursen
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Yaniya Lee’s publication is a compendium of essays, reviews, and artist interviews
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Artists Amai Campbell-Kamangirira, Willie Lewis, and Marion Jacobs will expand on their works in the exhibition with curator Damara Jacobs-Petersen
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Juno-winning singer-guitarist George Leach, soulful singer-songwriter Hayley Wallis, and Cree hip-hop artist K.A.S.P. are among the talented performers scheduled
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The scheduled shift sees Chirag Naik take over for Nadeem Phillip Umar Khitab in the tragedy, and the role of Valentine in the comedy
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Last of Polygon Gallery’s outdoor screenings feature the cult hit’s battling youth gangs in a famously inspired array of ‘70s costuming
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Yintah captures Wet’suwet’en pipeline resistance, while La Laguna del Soldado conjures the sounds and mists of a fraught Colombia
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The B.C. band blends jazz with psychedelic and electronic music to create a sound they describe as “meditative and interplanetary”
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The Microcosmos Quartet will join the string orchestra made up of young players
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Other titles screening for free include E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, The Fall Guy, and Wonka
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Teriyaki burgers, yakisoba, sushi, and a salmon barbecue are among the culinary highlights at the annual fest
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Chicago DJ Shaun J. Wright and Portland DJ Sappho are among the featured acts at the fully licensed bash
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Group exhibition spans paintings, drawings, ceramic sculptures, and more
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Exhibit created by MONOVA: Museum and Archives of North Vancouver explores life and legacy of late Tsleil-Waututh actor, author, musician, poet, activist, environmentalist, and First Nations advocate
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African and Peruvian folk dance are also on the menu at the annual presentation on Granville Island
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Collection presented by the Craft Council of BC draws inspiration from court-lady tomb figures made during the Tang Dynasty in China
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