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Len Cariou combines his twin theatrical passions with Broadway and the Bard: An Evening of Shakespeare and Song

"It's kind of a musical memoir of my career," the long-time stage and Blue Bloods actor hints.

South Granville's Kimoto Gallery to close its doors

The owners fear a construction project across the street will halt traffic and business.

Bard on the Beach’s exhilarating stage rendition of Shakespeare in Love is a life-affirming ode to theatre

Ghazal Azarbad's Viola and Cory Sicennes's lovingly made Elizabethan costumes help make the festival's sole non-Shakespeare-written offering a memorable ode to love and art.

Blind Tiger Comedy is offering free summer courses for women, trans people, and non-binary people

The offer is available to all new students from July to September.

Art Battle hosts Vancouver regional live-painting finals this Saturday

Artists will compete at the Red Room for a spot in the national finals.

Griffin Poetry Prize winner Eve Joseph plays with everyday weirdness in Quarrels

The Victoria-based poet says her works are "like little parts of me."

The fifth annual Vines Art Festival returns to Vancouver this August

Folk singers, storytellers, dancers, and many more grassroots artists bring environmental messages to parks around the city.

Boca del Lupo theatre company announces artist residencies at Performance Works

The theatre company is providing performance space and mentorship to creative teams from the Savage Society, Rumble Theatre, and Ireland's Performance Corporation.

Jerusalem delivers laughs and modern anxieties in a not-so-classic tale of rebellion

The United Players of Vancouver bring delightful spirit to the darkly comic play.

Tucked and Plucked closes out the Magnetic North Festival with a surprisingly subdued history lesson

Drag queen duo host an intimate evening discussing Vancouver's queer Indigenous history.