The fundraising event features unlimited tastings of nearly 50 gins from B.C.’s top distilleries and international imports
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Celebration of West Coast Modern architecture and design runs July 9 to 14 and features walking tours, exhibitions, a documentary screening, and more
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Orchestra put pedal to the metal in innovative program of premieres and debuts featuring works by Dmitri Shostakovich, John Adams, and B.C.’s Nicholas Ryan Kelly
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The 2024 fest’s closing celebration hears from Vancouver Art Gallery’s deputy director and director of curatorial programs
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Concert marks a major feast day with choral works by Holst, Lang, and more
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What started out as Comedy Here Often? Podcast Network now boasts more than 18 shows as the form continues to surge in B.C.
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Up-and-coming talents are featured in mixed concert program
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Los Angeles troupe Glass Clown joins ensembles from Canada, England, the U.S., and the Philippines in inaugural festival
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The organization’s upcoming piano-focused concert is all about emotion
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Australian company draws on circus arts and dance for its high-flying work soon having its North American premiere in Vancouver
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The copresentation with Chutzpah! Festival sees paper used as an aerial rope, a dance partner, and more
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Artist Basel Zaraa wants audiences to see how displacement affects people’s everyday lives
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The dancer-actor-comedian employs movement and a fierce sense of humour to get at serious subjects
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Bookings are now open for close to 400 restaurants, the biggest turnout to date
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This 45th year, the spotlight shines on Italy, while Bard on the Beach is charitable partner
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Opening night of the series, copresented with the Vancouver Latin American Cultural Centre, features tapas, wine, and flamenco
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Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Museum of Anthropology among community partners looking into how “social prescribing” aims to improve people’s health and wellness
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Vancouver soprano Cassie Chang to sing arias from La Bohème, Otello, and more
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Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s André Lewis and Canada’s first Inuk opera singer, Deantha Rae Edmunds, also among 78 people to acquire the honour
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The solo show is based on true events of a 1958 mining disaster and the African-Canadian man known as the “singing miner”
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