With sharp visions of life in Mexico, Venezuela, and early-’70s Quebec, the event continues to reveal a deeply interconnected world where history is ever-present

The rare chance to see performers choreograph their own cutting-edge pieces regularly sells out

Canadian singer-songwriter who blends cabaret, pop, and orchestral influences has opened for the likes of Chris Isaak and Alanis Morissette

Northern Indigenous multidisciplinary artist Miranda Currie takes part in the inaugural Amplify residency program

Program also features Louise Farrenc’s Symphony No. 3 and the overture to Mozart’s comic opera Così fan tutte

Strong performances in the story of a French bookstore owner who forms bonds with a father and child make Visions Ouest’s final summer installment a must-see

Australian artist’s video-based solo exhibition explores themes of death, disembodiment, and transness

New ensemble work presented by Odd Meridian Arts draws inspiration from Studio Ghibli film Howl’s Moving Castle

With a Wetlands theme, the 23rd annual festival features an afternoon of artmaking, a labyrinth walk, a lantern procession, and much more

Through its mix of Indigenous artists, musicians, and technicians, the Vancouver Latin American Film Festival feature puts the common good at the centre

Program includes Canadian composer Kelly-Marie Murphy’s Dark Energy alongside masterworks by Shostakovich and Beethoven

The rock musical’s creator and composer, Jonathan Larson, didn’t live to see its enduring success

Copresentation by TEMPO Dance & Visual Art and VLACC weaves contemporary movement with live music, video projection, and multilingual text

Faye’s Room by disability-identified playwright Alex K. Masse marks company’s first mainstage production since the rebrand

Ido Fluk’s ode to Keith Jarrett concert Köln 75 closes the fest, while VIFF Live brings in Mad Professor, claire rousay, and more

Evening of ensemble works and solo pieces features local company dancers alongside international guest artists from Montreal, Spain, and Mexico

The Polygon Gallery’s annual outdoor film series takes place on Cates Deck

Indigenous-led festival features performances by powwow group Northern Cree and pop singer Tia Wood, plus film screenings, a marketplace, and more

Chief Dr. Janice George brings knowledge as both curator and practitioner to works that reflect not only the deep past but also the emerging future of Indigenous weaving arts

Soundscape artist Yota Kobayashi draws on Japanese symbolism in co-presentation by Formscape Arts in partnership with Vancouver New Music and IM4 Media Lab

Visions Ouest screens earthy charmer set in Jura agricultural region

In documenting years of official disapproval and meddling, independent Cuban filmmakers Miguel Coyula and Lynn Cruz set out to trouble viewers of all political stripes

Anchored by a knockout Rafiki and a parade of still-magical animal puppets, the Broadway Across Canada touring show proves this musical is still king of the jungle

Steering committee member Rainbow Robert says key recommendations are missing, including increasing BC Arts Council funding to $58 million annually

The show is the result of workshops held across the country

Roots musicians Murfitt & Main and the jugglers of Cause & Effect Circus are among the acts in store at the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site

Frances Končan’s historical satire follows three women as they share their views on life, love, and Louis Riel