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Listening to the Vancouver Youth Choir is always a captivating experience. Their joyful voices, extraordinary musicianship, and energetic performances will fill your heart and lift your spirits. The Free Family Concert has become a beloved tradition at the Modulus Festival. It’s a festive, informal environment where families and friends can
There’s a Julius Eastman renaissance happening and you’re invited. Writing music in New York City’s burgeoning downtown scene in the 1970s and ‘80s, Julius Eastman was a young, black, gay man who criss-crossed musical worlds and provocatively “swerved from critical acclaim to gate-crashing controversy.” (NPR) Eastman’s music mixes the evergreen
Experience new sounds when Vancouver’s Juno-nominated contemporary chamber ensemble Standing Wave plays a concert featuring three world premieres. Celebrated Canadian composer Brian Current’s Shout, Sysiphus, Flock (2016) will open the program. Jocelyn Morlock‘s whimsical yet poignant Writing in the Margins (2009) will segue seamlessly into Giorgio Magnanensi’s new work liminal
The November edition of The Dance Centre’s popular Discover Dance! noon series highlights the art of flamenco with an exciting double bill of works by Calle Verde (comprising Maria Avila, Michelle Harding, and Peter Mole) and Jhoely Triana Flamenco. The program features their latest creations: Calle Verde’s La Faena is
Join us for the 2023 Success Luncheon, presented by BlueShore Financial on Tuesday, November 21st 2023, at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver. The Success Luncheon is the premier philanthropic and business event supporting women's economic equality in Metro Vancouver. It brings together prominent, influential, and generous business, community, and philanthropic leaders
Applause! Musicals In Concert presents its 50th production, Do I Hear A Waltz? – a musical featuring the music of the renowned Richard Rodgers (The Sound of Music, Oklahoma, Carousel, Cinderella), the clever lyrics of the burgeoning genius, Stephen Sondheim, and the book by Arthur Laurents (West Side Story &
Applause! Musicals In Concert presents its 50th production, Do I Hear A Waltz? – a musical featuring the music of the renowned Richard Rodgers (The Sound of Music, Oklahoma, Carousel, Cinderella), the clever lyrics of the burgeoning genius, Stephen Sondheim, and the book by Arthur Laurents (West Side Story &
This holiday season, step inside downtown’s iconic heritage buildings and hear the tales of intrigue, jealousy, and murder that lurk inside their walls. Enjoy the holiday displays on show in our city’s grandest hotel lobbies and finish off with a private viewing inside the Marine Building and a delectable hot
Applause! Musicals In Concert presents its 50th production, Do I Hear A Waltz? – a musical featuring the music of the renowned Richard Rodgers (The Sound of Music, Oklahoma, Carousel, Cinderella), the clever lyrics of the burgeoning genius, Stephen Sondheim, and the book by Arthur Laurents (West Side Story &
Applause! Musicals In Concert presents its 50th production, Do I Hear A Waltz? – a musical featuring the music of the renowned Richard Rodgers (The Sound of Music, Oklahoma, Carousel, Cinderella), the clever lyrics of the burgeoning genius, Stephen Sondheim, and the book by Arthur Laurents (West Side Story &
With familiar faces and moving musical favourites, Music for the Winter Solstice has been called the “antidote to the holly-jolliness of the season” (Stir Vancouver), trading over-the-top commercialized bustle for meditative stillness and reflection. Vancouver musicians Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa, Robyn Jacob, Asitha Tennekoon, and Jonathan Lo return to provide audiences
With familiar faces and moving musical favourites, Music for the Winter Solstice has been called the “antidote to the holly-jolliness of the season” (Stir Vancouver), trading over-the-top commercialized bustle for meditative stillness and reflection. Vancouver musicians Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa, Robyn Jacob, Asitha Tennekoon, and Jonathan Lo return to provide audiences
