The 12th annual Queer Arts Festival (QAF) takes place from July 16 to 26, and features a curated lineup of visual art, performing arts, workshops, artist talks, panels, and media art screenings.
Approaching photography in expansive ways allows festival attendees to uncover the many rich and vibrant layers that exist below the surface of an image and beyond its frame.
Vancouver's largest-ever period instrument concert unites Pacific Baroque Orchestra, Vancouver Cantata Singers, Vancouver Bach Choir, & Vancouver Chamber Choir for a monumental program.
2020 VIDF celebrates with 31 performances, 12 free shows, 20 free dance classes, 7 free life-drawing sessions with dancers as models, and a free art exhibition.
Featuring hilarious comedy, dance-worthy music, thought-provoking panels, and engaging readings, this year's festival promises to be the biggest so far.
Experience the irresistible pull of the salsa beat as the multi-talented Carmen Aguirre and DJ Don Pedro transform the theatre into a lively dancehall.
The longest running Jewish film festival in Canada will take place from February 27 through March 8, 2020 and will feature 28 films from around the world.
Vancouver International Women in Film Festival (VIWFF) will be showcasing an impressive line-up of short and feature-length films covering a wide range of genres.
