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Trumpeter Adam O'Farrill's new band Elephant brings directness to Vancouver October 23
The Brooklyn-based composer's four-piece ensemble makes its Vancouver debut at Alliance Française as part of VanJazz '26, trading...
Georgia Straight names Vancouver Art Gallery, Michael Bublé among 2026 Best of Vancouver winners
The annual awards span arts and entertainment across 38 categories. Michael Bublé tops the Best Band or Singer category, with Sarah...
Upintheair Theatre stages sci-fi and experimental theatre festival at What Lab October 21–23
The Array: Supermassive Black Hole features four brand-new works inspired by a discovery that challenges what we thought we knew about...
New documentary 'Run Terry Run' brings 90 reels of archival footage to Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope
Director Sean Menard discovered more than 90 previously unseen reels of Fox running across Canada in 1980, crafting an immersive return...
East Vancouver educator Sol Diana opens classroom door to students seeking safe space
The Killarney Secondary teacher, poet, and boxing coach carries an open-door policy shaped by the mentorship he wished for as a child.
Marie Clements's Reclaim My Skin premieres at VIFF Oct. 10 with Indigenous activist lineup
The Métis filmmaker's three-part music documentary explores how Indigenous women and 2-Spirit people are reclaiming power through...
Vancouver International Film Festival opens with world premieres and local talent
VIFF kicked off Oct. 2 with dozens of filmmakers on the red carpet. The Bryce Lee Story and Send the Rain both premiere this week.
Man in Motion: Rick Hansen's world tour becomes a feature film at VIFF
Adrian Buitenhuis directs the story of Hansen's 26-month, 40,000-kilometre journey across 34 countries that raised $26 million for...
VIFF programmers pick five under-the-radar films worth catching before tickets sell out
Vancouver International Film Festival runs October 1–11. Programmers recommend hidden gems including a Danish family drama and a...
Improv Centre marks 45 years with new Deadly Dinner Party show
The Vancouver theatre company launches its anniversary season with an interactive murder mystery where audiences shape the outcome.
& Juliet brings Shakespeare's heroine back to life with Max Martin's pop hits
The jukebox musical, written by Canadian David West Read, stages a reimagining where Juliet survives and heads to Paris. It opens at...
DanceHouse opens 2026–27 season with Compagnie Catherine Gaudet's ODE
Quebec choreographer Catherine Gaudet explores conformity and cultural collapse in this ritualistic hour-long work at Vancouver...
