Music Jun 19 Tickets go on sale Friday.
Jazz Fest Jun 19 So why is this rock ’n’ roll chameleon playing the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival this week?
Music Choices Jun 19 Chances are you know the transplanted Aussie from either his time in ace Vancouver folk act the River and the Road, or his mesmerizingly lush beard
Movie Reviews Jun 19 Although this crowd-pleasing dramedy gets a bit squishy around the edges, it benefits from uncanny pulse-taking of this moment in social history.
Jazz Fest Jun 19 That’s important, both for the performers—who are often rediscovering their own languages within the context of a larger reclamation of identity and power—and for settler listeners, who might need to be reminded of Indigenous culture’s enduring strength.
Pop Eye Jun 19 Labels repurposing these artists’ unfinished demos into new tracks—and even full albums—seems disrespectful to the legacy they left behind.
Beer Notes Jun 19 Canada’s beer industry has been mourning the loss of a Metro Vancouver man who came to be known as the “Grandfather of Canadian craft beer”.
Arts Features Jun 19 The program boasts a high level of musicality, even if Thor’s repertoire might include pop hits from Lady Gaga and Madonna, as well as an outrageous tango routine.
Arts Notes Jun 19 The Vancouver Mural Festival has announced the first batch of artists who will be helping transform the city this August, and they includ
Dining Features Jun 19 Sometimes you want a place to people-watch, a patio in the heart of it all.
Movie Reviews Jun 19 It's a feel-good story with lighthearted things to say about a coterie of migrants, refugees, and oddball characters.
Jazz Fest Jun 19 He's no stranger to Vancouver—during the 2010 Cultural Olympiad, he jammed with clarinet virtuoso François Houle.
