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Firestarters crackles with work by Indigenous artists who defy categorization, at Fazakas Gallery to July 26.⁠
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Audie Murray and Zoe Ann Cardinal Cire wield everything from glass beads to firewood and cast-iron pans in an exhibit that ignites new wa

The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts has just announced several artists featured on its 2025–26 lineup, spanning Portuguese fado singer Carminho, violinist Ray Chen, and beyond.⁠
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Kicking off the Chan Centre Presents series on August 29 is

Colin Mochrie reflects on his Vancouver roots ahead of return to Improv Centre. ⁠
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Head to Stir to read more ahead of The Return of Colin Mochrie is at the Improv Centre from June 4 to 6. ⁠
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@vanartgallery’s Written in Clay explores meaning of collecting, with new show and book about John David Lawrence.⁠
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Long-time Vancouverite shares some of his staggeringly massive collection of B.C. ceramics, on display and in the pages of Th

Artist studios and sacred spaces among the stops at this year’s Doors Open Richmond.⁠
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The 18th annual edition of the wide-ranging event builds thriving community by emphasizing historical and cultural diversity.⁠
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Read more at Stir. ⁠
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Vancouver-Singapore collaboration Sloth Canon captures drive to build more, faster.

Company 605 and T.H.E Dance Company push cross-Pacific team of dancers to embody a society rushing toward the next thing, at the Scotiabank Dance Centre.

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