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Be(ing) Moss closes Vines Art Festival with meditative performance on nature's spirit
Interactive performance Be(ing) Moss closes Vines Art Festival on August 15; explores humanity's place in nature.
Vancouver Classical Guitar Festival returns to CapU with Argentine tango master Máximo Diego Pujol
The 7th annual festival runs August 13–16 at Capilano University with performances by tango guitarist Pujol, B.C.-based masters, and...
Vancouver Youth Choir performs at Mount Pleasant Park as part of Music on Main's summer series
The 730-member ensemble, which has won international awards, takes the stage August 11–13 with an eclectic repertoire spanning indie...
Sonny Assu's Wayfinder Button Blanket becomes centrepiece of new Canada Goose Vancouver store
The Ligwiłda'xw artist merged Kwakwaka'wakw iconography with Canada Goose materials for an oversized floor installation at Oakridge Centre.
Vancouver-linked actress Elizaveta Neretin lands key role in Lioness season 3, premiering August 2
Neretin, who called Vancouver home until 2021, plays an international operative in Taylor Sheridan's spy series starring Zoe Saldaña and...
Vancouver knitwear designer Erin Guimond transforms ADHD into maximalist fibre art under @pickyfemme
The artist moved from handmade sweaters on Instagram to 30,000 followers and publishing deals by leaning into saturated colour and...
North Vancouver's Polygon Gallery launches Parallelogram, its first-ever online exhibition
The digital-only platform went live June 29 and will feature curated works by artists who have previously shown at the gallery, starting...
Little Mountain Gallery launches paid comedy residency for emerging Vancouver comics
Eight-week program in Gastown pairs six emerging comedians with professional mentors, stage time, and pay—the first live stand-up...
Kim Gordon, 73, commands the Hollywood Theatre with forward-looking new record
The Sonic Youth co-founder performed her third solo album PLAY ME—12 tracks of trap beats and industrial grime—to an intimate crowd Monday night.
Ralph Bower, Vancouver Sun's legendary photographer, died July 21 at 92
Bower spent 42 years capturing iconic Vancouver moments—from Muhammad Ali wielding an axe to Pavel Bure mid-physical—and was the last of...
Bard on the Beach's Antigone centers women's voices in a timeless political tragedy
Playwright Kate Besworth and director Ming Hudson adapt Sophocles for the stage, bringing inherited trauma and family conflict to the...
Vancouver mockumentary The Dressing Room lands international release in August
The six-time Leo-nominated comedy series co-created by Paul Almeida and Makayla Moore is expanding globally with Season 2 premiering...
