Gordon Allen painting colour bars at Babyland, 1972. | Photo by Michael Morris, courtesy of The Belkin

June is National Indigenous History Month, where Canadians commemorate the heritage and …

Solaris, Andrei Tarkovsky, 1972. | Photo courtesy of The Cinematheque

It’s June, and the summer season is right around the corner! As we emerge from the third wave of the pandemic with more …

Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland was the first Canadian monarch to rule over a united self-governing Dominion of Canada from 1867 to her death in 1901. After her …

With the new province-wide B.C. lockdown restrictions in place, many in-person cultural events have been curtailed or cancelled and several events have moved online. Adhere to COVID-19 protocols and…

The coming third wave of the pandemic has forced another lockdown in B.C., which means fewer in-person events and festivals to go to. But we all know the drill: observe social distancing, go out for…

The Spring of 2021 is here! Can you believe that it’s been one full year since the pandemic arrived in North America and upended our way of life? Social distancing, Zoom and virtual events have …

Joe, by Montreal choreographer Jean-Pierre Perreault, is said to be one of the most iconic creations in the Canadian dance canon. | …

Debris from Kinesis Dance somatheatro. | Photo courtesy of the danae centre
Spring is just around the corner! Soon you will…

Family Day, Valentine’s Day and the Lunar New Year all happen this month, which would normally mean there’d be lots of events and festivals happening. But, since this is 2021 and the world is …

I hope everyone’s 2021 is going well so far! It’s cold and COVID is still out there, so try to stay warm and check out some of the events and festivals happening online from the comfort of your …