Culture — Page 4
Kokoro Dance revives Improv Butoh series after guitarist Tony Wilson's June death
Cole Schmidt and Alvaro Rojas join dancers Barbara Bourget, Jay Hirabayashi, and guest Vanessa Goodman for a free-form evening at KW...
Flutist Mark Takeshi McGregor preserves late composer Jocelyn Morlock's legacy on Artemis Sleeps
With a newly released CD of chamber works, the internationally acclaimed flutist celebrates his late roommate and close colleague,...
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden marks 40 years as Vancouver's first classical Chinese garden
The Ming Dynasty-style garden, built where a planned freeway ramp was defeated, remains one of the city's top cultural attractions with...
Alliance Française launches French film series with sports comedy and walking documentary
Le Rêve américain and Á pied screen August 19 and 20, kicking off a summer lineup of international documentaries and biopics featuring...
Krystle Dos Santos digs deeper into Motown stories at Firehall Arts Centre
The singer's A History of Motown returns to Vancouver with expanded storytelling about Diana Ross and other icons, plus a deeper dive...
Tony captures Anthony Bourdain's early kitchen days in directorial pivot by Matt Johnson
Matt Johnson's new film follows the late chef's formative years at a Cape Cod restaurant, featuring strong performances from Dominic...
Christopher Cheung's 'Very Vancouver' digs past the skyline for working-class stories
Local journalist's new book trades postcard towers for intimate profiles of binners, immigrant families, and the people quietly building...
Suki Waterhouse fills Orpheum with romantic spectacle and surprise duet at Loveland show
English singer-songwriter brought The Loveland Tour to Vancouver's Orpheum Theatre on Friday with production design, heart-shaped disco...
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.