The prolific octogenarian artist coming to the Chan Centre played at Nelson Mandela’s 1994 inauguration
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The prolific octogenarian artist coming to the Chan Centre played at Nelson Mandela’s 1994 inauguration
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Read MoreThe Grammy-nominated artist sings mostly in Bambara, the language of Mali
Read MoreKnown for stylized videos, Anderson & Roe Piano Duo is determined to make classical music accessible
Read MoreThe artist’s HUM Ensemble traces connections between Hindu and Muslim musical traditions, with Persia as common ground
Read MoreComing to Vancouver for the Chan Centre EXP series, the Juno-nominated artist finds things to celebrate amid so much societal nihilism
Read MoreTamara Lindeman’s fast-rising experimental folk band performs in concert copresented by UBC Centre for Climate Justice
Read MoreThe concert is the first of four in the family-friendly series that includes audience engagement or participation
Read MoreThe nêhiyaw (Plains Cree) and Dene Sųłiné artist, producer, scholar, and storyteller, has big ideas for genre-crossing collaborations at the UBC space
Read MoreThe internationally acclaimed musician comes to Vancouver in 2023 in partnership with Timbre Concerts; tickets go on sale June 24
Read MoreOther featured performers include Oumou Sangaré, Fatoumata Diawara, Dinuk Wijeratne, and Sandeep Das
Read MoreKunji Mark Ikeda’s multidisciplinary solo show draws on his family’s history
Read MoreThe acclaimed one-man show concludes the Chan’s 2021-22 season
Read MoreThe Métis Two-Spirit artist brings a multi-dimensional musical journey to the Decolonize the Chan series
Read MoreStir connects with the groundbreaking artists who are performing live as part of the month-long series Decolonize the Chan
Read MoreConcert by Canadian Music Centre, Vancouver Chamber Choir, and the UBC School of Music spans the esteemed award-winning artist’s career
Read MoreThe ambassador for Inuit culture performs live as part of Decolonize the Chan series
Read MoreA great modern bard, the artist fuses hip-hop, R&B, and country
Read MoreSupported by new presenting sponsor RBC Royal Bank, the lineup features Montreal-based West African circus Kalabanté, Juno-winning Inuk singer Elisapie, and more
Read MoreAll Is Bright features six ensembles whose artists range in age from kindergarten to 24 years
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