As part of a special 15th anniversary edition of the invitation-only Independent Art Fair in New York, East Vancouver’s own Fazakas Gallery will be exhibiting the work of Chief Beau Dick, a celebrated ...
As we at the Greater Vancouver Food Bank (GVFB) launch our 2024 Spring Food Bank Challenge on May 1, we celebrate our uniqueness as a food bank that doesn’t do food drives—but rather focuses on ...
Vancouver’s Youth Fountain moves to a more mature sound with his third album, “Together in Lonesome”
But as Zanon, now 28, looks towards the future, he reflects on moving from the angst of his youth to a more mature sound—reflected in both the lyrics and tempo of his third album, Together in Lonesome ...
This Mother’s Day weekend, the New Westminster Public Library is launching its Literary Bridges Festival. The four-day festival features 15 free events across New Westminster for people of all ages, ...
Pi Theatre will be closing its 2023/2024 season with the debut Canadian showing of Medicine, a play about one man’s experiences with past trauma and mental illness.Medicine—written by award-winning ...
O’Reilly’s return to home turf this May is not only in front of his largest local crowd to date—at Rogers Arena as part of ...
Little Mountain Improv hosts a weekly show in Vancouver, and it is hilarious, loose, and ridiculous. Classic improv games meet an experimental long-form, with the ensemble cast devising a new form ...
Gina Harms, a staple of the Vancouver standup scene, hosts a show every Tuesday featuring the best and most up-and-coming comedians the city has to offer. This show will be presented in the Raccoon ...
The Canucks pulled their third-string goalie and scored, narrowing the gap. Minutes later, Nashville’s Colton Sissons, a North Vancouver native, accidentally kept Canucks’ hopes alive by hitting the ...
You were in the centre dancing in a skirt and with a high ponytail dyed hair standing a little back from the mosh pit. I was ...
The worldwide event starts on September 29 at Quebec City’s Centre Videotron, followed by two nights at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, before winding its way across the US to hit up Rogers Arena on ...
What’s In Your Fridge is where the Straight asks interesting Vancouverites about their life-changing concerts, favourite ...
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