Culture — Page 3
North Vancouver's Presentation House opened 50 years ago today in 1976
The arts centre in the old city hall building was built by volunteers—from stitched seat cushions to stage lumber salvaged from a closed...
Burnaby Art Gallery opens RESIST! exhibition featuring artists responding to global injustice
Four contemporary artists explore print's power to record and resist social change. Exhibition runs September 11 to November 15 with...
Heather Ogden brings Balanchine's Apollo home to Vancouver after two decades away
The National Ballet star, who trained at Richmond Academy of Dance, will dance the lead muse role in the iconic 1928 ballet as Ballet...
VIVA Alliance's Plasticity exhibition opens at Roundhouse with 17 artists
The fourth annual juried show explores how materials and minds adapt under pressure, running September 9–16 with opening reception,...
Honeybear, The Band releases second album at Hollywood Theatre with 7 million Spotify streams in three years
The Vancouver roots and soul quartet's album The Cure drops next week at what's expected to be another sellout, cementing the band's...
Chor Leoni marks 35th season with sea shanties, holiday classics, and 450-singer festival
Vancouver's acclaimed choir celebrates with Remembrance Day concerts, a cross-country collaboration with Montreal's La Nef, and its...
Langford music store owners reunite Randy Bachman with his long-lost glow-in-the-dark guitar
A guitar with mysterious origins led Alloy Music owners Geoff Round and Laurie Zarr to discover it once belonged to the Guess Who...
Guinness brings vintage advertising art to Vancouver's streets with animal-themed murals
Playful murals featuring John Gilroy's classic characters—pint-balancing toucans and lobsters—are appearing on the seawall and in...
Photographer Craig Hodge ends 50-year run documenting the PNE, its star power and its chaos
Hodge started in 1976 capturing concerts by Alice Cooper and ABBA at the Pacific Coliseum during the PNE's Star Spectacular series. The...
Touchstone Theatre opens season with Vascular Necrosis, a queer zombie love story
Jordyn Wood's world-premiere dark comedy explores mental health and second chances through zombie mythology, running October 7–18 on...
North Delta's Watershed Artworks Gallery showcases 30+ artists in its quiet corner of the recreation centre
For 13 years, the Watershed Artworks Society has given local makers a space to sell pottery, glass, paintings, textiles, and sculpture....
To Love or Not to Love brings ancient Persian epic to modern Vancouver rehearsal studio
Majid Tafreshi's play interweaves a 12th-century love triangle with contemporary actors' unresolved desires, running Aug. 27–30 at the Annex.
