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LONTANO + INSTANTE brings the Cyr wheel centre stage

Two performers. Two performances. One big aluminum ring.

The Seventh Fire pairs oral traditions with a modern delivery

Multi-hyphenate artist and scholar Lisa Cooke Ravensbergen asks in the immersive audio performance The Seventh Fire whether we are on the precipice of our ultimate demise, or our...

Coming Together: The Year of the Rabbit brings Vancouver together in celebration

What do you call a city celebrating the Year of the Rabbit together, in-person, for the first Lunar New Year in years? We’re not entirely sure, but you’ll be able to see it for...

Dry January? Try “Sober 2023”

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Forgiveness director Stafford Arima on how the play “reveals to heal” impacts of WWII internment and captivity

Mark Sakamoto's memoir, Forgiveness, tells a true story of perseverance that spans decades—and its powerful, pertinent message will be brought to life onstage in a new production...

Gift Guide: For living a very Vancouver life

Here's our Lifestyle Gift Guide, which we’ve promptly transformed into a (somewhat stereotypical, if we’re being real here) Vancouver-specific gift guide, meaning you’ll be...

Kouign Café owner Andrew Han talks co-hosting CTV’s new cake-making show 

The owner and pastry chef of Kouign Café in Vancouver’s Chinatown, Andrew Han, has ascended from baking show competitor, to judge, and now to co-host.

Soccer Mommy mesmerizes crowd at the Commodore Ballroom Wednesday night

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Break out the Jack Daniel's and cue the hangover because it’s beginning to look a lot like Keithmas

The rock and rollin’ Christmas party is back for its 13th year

With latest cover, Phoebe Bridgers proves once again that Christmas music doesn’t have to be so terribly cheerful

The days are getting darker, rent is rising, inflation is soaring, the war in Ukraine rages on, we’re heading for climate catastrophe, Twitter is burning, and Vancouver’s forecast...