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Hubert Hazebroucq and Doulce Mémoire revive 15th- and 16th-century performance art in Now, Let Us Dance!, April 12.⁠
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Early Music Vancouver program features a piffari, or wind band, accompanied by the early dances of French and Italian court

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Legally Blonde The Musical to alternate at Theatre Under the Stars for summer 2025⁠
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Subscription packs on sale today for Stanley Park stage series that runs June 27 to August 16. ⁠
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Monumental exhibition Riopelle: Crossroads in Time preserves a Québécois abstract artist's legacy.⁠
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At the Vancouver Art Gallery, Jean Paul Riopelle retrospective covers five decades of his work, from 1942 to 1992.⁠
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Check out what's blooming this season. ⁠
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🌸 Find the full Spring Arts Guide at Stir.⁠
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Stitched: Merging Photography and Textile Practices pushes lens-based art into multidimensional new realms.⁠
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New @capturephotofest exhibition at the Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art moves the form through beadwork, weaving, handstitching, and m

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