Borealis String Quartet violinist Yuel Yawney and team set innovative programs for strings, piano, and more in tranquil surroundings
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Offerings range from the intimate acoustic sound of Victoria’s Ocie Elliott to the acclaimed North Carolina pair Watchhouse
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At the 15th annual event, here are six titles festival director Duncan Carr calls “a full experience in the briefest amount of time”
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In new film at Vancouver Short Film Festival, the well-known influencer and stylist digs movingly into what it means to raise a teen girl these days
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Arthur Arnold conducts Alexander Mosolov’s Symphony No. 3, a brooding yet joyful work with a storied history
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This final edition of North Van Arts’ long-running annual event features engaging music and glowing images, all in serene outdoor settings
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Intimate duet to begin with no end explores the artists’ respective religions with care and intensity
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The 18th annual edition of the wide-ranging event builds thriving community by emphasizing historical and cultural diversity
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Dutch accordionist Erica Roozendaal explores themes of abuse and childhood instability in her heartfelt solo performance
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All-ages show by Cause & Effect Circus incorporates high-level skills, inventive lighting, and fun sound effects
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Howard Dai’s Dream Machine pulls inspiration from Taiwanese game shows, while Paige Louter’s Nod acknowledges chronic fatigue
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1 Santosh Santosh 2 Go touches on the model minority myth with hilarity and heart
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Alt-rock band Meltt, D.O.A. frontman Joe Keithley, and singer-songwriter Ché Aimee Dorval are among the Burrard Stage highlights
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In renowned one-man show I Wish I Was a Mountain, the award-winning British poet leans on rhythm of deep musical influences
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Three concerts at RockRidge Canyon resort in Princeton highlight chamber works prepared by the artists during a week-long intensive
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Presented with Boca del Lupo, the accessible production by the U.K.’s Seven Circles encourages interactive learning
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The violinist’s Fantasy Vignettes interweaves Baroque music, costume changes, and sewing machines
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On the BMO Mainstage, director Dean Paul Gibson puts an ’80s spin on this resonant tale of young love
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Centred around portals, this year’s just-announced lineup includes several visual-art exhibitions, Vancouver International Jazz Festival concerts, and more
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HATCH, Clementine, One Day This Kid, and Beyond the Salish are among the 47 Canadian shorts screening this year
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