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Originating in 2013 as a yacht party for graduating students (“Lucky Lady IV” being the name of the yacht), the event has since broadened its ambitions.
Underground hip hop has been around Vancouver since the early 90s, and has launched a handful of artists.
This weekend will mark the closing concert of Koerner Quartet, Summer Serenade,.
Dances for a Small Stage –- a Vancouver-based dance series known for its distinctive performances –- will take its aesthetic cues from Weimar Cabaret.
Each of the first four books in the series will deal with a different element: Ignition is based around fire, while the next three will deal with air, earth, and water, respectively.
Brian Weingartner, is now the owner of his own record label -- The Weingartner Phonogram Company.
Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival have long been celebrated for its wild and witty interpretations of Shakespeare plays performed in a tent, and this season is no different.
While the words "gospel music" may conjure up images of the south, hand clapping and churches, Vancouver’s Good Noise Gospel Choir is looking to change that.
"Even though we’re looking at Taiwanese films, we will be addressing concerns that would affect all parts of the world"
Drew Hayden Taylor’s play, God and the Indian, a two-person play about a homeless residential school survivor named Johnny, arrives in Vancouver this week.
Food Non-Fiction can often be found in iTunes’ New and Noteworthy section, alongside shows from established media companies like America’s Test Kitchen and Eater magazine.
Daloy Puso aimed to connect Filipino youth to professionals successful in their own fields in order to inspire youth to think about higher education.
Since 1999, Ko has published more than 40 books, insisting on typing 3000 to 5000 words per day, and has been dubbed as the next Louis Cha.
Limina follows a gender-fluid child, Alessandra, who explores the lives of inhabitants of a village and take part in a woman’s time of mourning.