Culture
Vancouver stage musical Meadows of Stone marks Remembrance Day with WWI story
A small-cast musical about a nurse searching France for her missing brother runs Nov. 3 to 7 in Vancouver and Burnaby.
Six Vancouver plays worth seeing in November, from Elf to Where the Blood Mixes
Electric Company's Epigone, Ins Choi's Son of a Preacherman, Kevin Loring's Where the Blood Mixes and more.
Richmond designer Alan Hung wins 2026 Sam Carter Award in Applied Art and Design
The furniture and product designer, who moved from architecture in 2019, will display his work at the Roundhouse from Nov. 17 to Nov. 24.
Ari'el Stachel brings his solo show on Arab-Jewish identity to Vancouver's Chutzpah! Festival
The Tony and Grammy winner performs An Evening With Ari'el Stachel on Nov. 9 and 10 as part of the 2026 festival.
Daniel MacIvor's solo show 'House' lands at SFU Nov. 6 with Jonathon Paterson
A darkly comedic one-man performance at SFU's Djavad Mowafaghian World Arts Centre explores a man's dead-end job, marriage, and life...
Rocky Horror returns to Vancouver screens as costume culture resurges
After 25 years away from The Ridge Theatre, the cult classic is playing midnight shows again — and fans are dressing up more boldly than...
White Rock artist Olivier Salvas opens '90s Mixtape abstract show at Nomad Gallery
Vancouver-based painter Olivier Salvas draws on 1990s energy and cultural memory in an abstract exhibition opening November 6 at White...
Top Chef Canada finalist Alex Kim takes the helm at Five Sails, weaving personal history into every plate
After eight years with Glowbal Restaurant Group, Kim becomes chef-partner and co-owner of Vancouver's 40-year-old waterfront landmark,...
Dracula gets a glam-rock makeover at Arts Club's gender-bent comedy production
Synthia Yusuf stars as a Bowie-esque Dracula in a new adaptation of Bram Stoker's classic, running Oct. 22–Nov. 15 at Granville Island.
Brenna Corner digs into Tosca's political complexity at Vancouver Opera this month
The stage director of Pacific Opera Victoria brings historical research and feminist reimagining to Puccini's opera about art, love and...
East Van Cross evolves from badass warning into gift embraced across the city
Ken Lum's illuminated monument at Clark and 6th, rooted in 1960s graffiti, now appears on holiday ornaments, brewery cans, and...
Sam Wiebe's new book maps Vancouver's rise as Hollywood North production hub
Crime author traces film and TV industry from 1970s tax-shelter era to $3-billion-a-year engine that now produces everything from...
