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Offerings include Downtown Jazz concerts on June 21 and 22, Bentall Centre happy-hour shows from June 23 to 27, and a day-long July 1 celebration
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Blurring fantasy and urgent reality, Upintheair Theatre’s satirical new work refuses to let its audience retreat into escapism
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Tawnie Olson’s “Beloved of the Sky” and Andrew Balfour’s “Kiyam” accompany a new work by laura hawley on the program
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Mareya Shot Keetha Goal: Make the Shot won a spot as best B.C. feature, plus much more as Surrey-based event hands out cash and development support
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Vancouver Writers Fest fundraiser features tastings from strong B.C. contingent, as well as Scottish distillers
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Borealis String Quartet, Gryphon Trio, and more musicians to perform world-class compositions at RockRidge Canyon lakeside resort
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Free offerings include a hockey talk led by sports journalists and a conversation with author Chelene Knight
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All-Canadian production by Sound the Alarm: Music/Theatre features iconic hits from Disney and Hollywood musicals
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The young ensemble revisits and reinvigorates repertoire with an energy that breaks through classical solemnity
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Funds raised from flash tattoos go directly to the Artist Survival & Healing Fund, which specifically benefits land-back and cultural-care workers
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At The Cultch’s Warrior Festival, comedic writers Katey Hoffman and Cheyenne Rouleau explore a messy new life phase
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Toronto-based turntable artist and composer performs his piece Within Touch with close-up projections of his storytelling process
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Relocation is temporary while the District of West Vancouver moves forward on plans for a larger purpose-built arts and culture facility
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In partnership with Blackout Art Society and Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre, Zahida Rahemtulla’s play follows the housing crisis in East Vancouver
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Former National Ballet of Canada artistic director reflects on his 2008 duet as Plastic Orchid Factory gears up to present its revival
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Moving from architectural marvel to frozen cabin, the film mixes bitter humour with a poetic fugue fuelled by familial trauma
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On May 10 and 11, more than 100 artists will showcase everything from stained glass to photography across 31 different locations
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Vancouver director Ben Immanuel drew from his acting students’ real experiences to craft a funny and poignant collaborative film that was years in the making
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Chris Adams directs the beloved musical drama about lovers caught in the middle of two warring street gangs in modern-day New York City
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A celebratory soirée at the Book Warehouse on May 22 honours authors across eight categories
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