Culture — Page 9
Trumpet virtuoso Cuong Vu joins Vancouver jazz festival
The Grammy-award-connected musician will perform with two local trios at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival later this month.
Vancouver band Hillsboro finds its groove on new album
The indie group's fifth record blends '90s emo with '80s shoegaze, earning the band packed venues across Canada.
Jesse Winter on fighting fires and the cost of doing it
The photojournalist's new book explores wildfire labour issues across Canada as blazes grow bigger and more intense.
Cultural Land Trust secures first property through Pinkerton bequest
A 1920s house near Camosun Bog will provide affordable housing for artists. The trust aims to acquire 30 properties across B.C. by 2050.
Artist examines Vancouver's 'world-class' ambitions amid World Cup
Ashley Andel's exhibition at Slice of Life Gallery critiques the city's pursuit of global recognition through retail messaging and...
What Does a City Look Like Across Time?
Spacing Vancouver explores how past, present, and future shape how we see our urban spaces—and what gets lost in translation.
Museum of North Vancouver showcases Squamish Nation weaving and history
New exhibit curated by hereditary chief Janice George features her personal weaving, Chief Joe Capilano's historic belt, and a tumpline...
True Mountain Laurel's debut album cuts deep with smart indie rock
The partnership of Sam Lynch and Haley Blais releases Angel So Bad on August 28, full of intricate arrangements and lyrics that balance...
New North Vancouver series teaches Cree language through puppets and play
Kokum & Dot premieres June 21 on APTN, blending animation, live action, and puppetry to teach nēhiyawēwin and Cree guiding principles to...
Rapper Missy D brings bilingual story to Alliance Française's music fest
The Vancouver artist performs at Fête de la Musique on June 21, sharing her journey from French to English through hip-hop.
Poet Bliss Carman captured on West Vancouver beach, 1929
A newly surfaced photograph shows Canada's Poet Laureate — whose work appeared in school readers nationwide — sitting on a West...
Vancouver artist installs haunting World Cup sculpture near Science World
Guerrilla artist Lupo's new piece reflects on global problems amid FIFA celebrations: a child overlooking a blood-red world.
