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This fall, the Vancouver Art Gallery presents Victor Vasarely, a selected survey of paintings, sculptures and prints by the Hungarian-French artist Victor Vasarely (1906a?"1997), internationally renowned for his colourful abstract patterns and playful, and visually engaging aesthetic.

UPROOTED is a digitally adapted theatre production that stems from conversations with over one hundred diverse youth who are anxious about climate change.

Urban Ink was planning it largest season ever to celebrate its 20th Anniversary, but the world has been turned upside down.

Today, Pacific Theatre's Board of Directors announced the appointment of  Kaitlin Williams as the company's new Artistic Director.

Fresh off a hugely successful first mini festival, and a safe and exciting return to live theatre, the Vancouver Fringe Theatre Society announced today the programming for the Fringe Festival's second offering, which takes place October 1-10 on Granville Island at Performance Works with a maxim

The City of Vancouver will join municipalities, venues, and communities across the country on Tuesday, September 22, to mark a 'day of visibility' for the struggling arts and live events industries, which have been effectively shut down since earlier this year.

After months of being closed, the Anvil Centre is thrilled to raise the curtain, light up the stage and present the premiere of Hey Viola!, a musical exploration of Canadian Civil Rights hero, Viola Desmond, performed from Oct.

This September, Arts Club will be bringing back live theatre to Vancouver with NO CHILD a?? by Nilaja Sun.

Arts Club Theatre Company announces its Fall Theatre Trio.

BC Culture Days announces a month-long series of engaging, interactive events taking place throughout Metro Vancouvera?"including Vancouver, North Vancouver, Richmond, Tri-Cities, New Westminster, Surrey, Langley, Maple Ridge, and Missiona?"and across Canada at culturedays.

The Vancouver Fringe Theatre Society announced today the programming for the Fringe Festivala??s September dates, which are September 10-20 and take place on Granville Island at Performance Works, Picnic Pavilion, and Yellow Crane Pad.

Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival has announced that it has received a renewed commitment from the BMO Financial Group, one that will entertain and enlighten Canadians as well as support the ongoing survival and success of Western Canada's largest theatre festival.

The BC Entertainment Hall of Fame invites nominations for its 2021 honourees.

This week marks the final week to see Shuvinai Ashoona: Mapping Worlds and lineages and land bases, with the last day of the exhibitions on August 30.

With the most recent theatre industry news that the TONY awards would go all virtual and online, it seemed like a good fit for a local Metro Vancouver group to do the same.

In addition to the previously announced Music in the Courtyard series, taking place weekends until September 27, the Firehall Arts Centre is moving forward with a reimagined Fall/Winter 2020 program.

The Vancouver Fringe Theatre Society is excited to announce its plans to move forward with staggered dates for the 2020 Vancouver Fringe Festival.

Welcome Music by the Sea to your living room on Sunday, August 30, 2020, for a live streamed concert featuring 10 virtuoso artists from across Canada.

Over the last three years, the Citadel team has been working to implement cutting-edge Hearing Loop audio technology in the Shoctor Theatre.

The Firehall Arts Centre will present Music in the Courtyard on weekends throughout August and September of 2020.

BC Culture Days is inviting British Columbians to experience the 'unexpected intersections' of creative connection and artistic discovery during its 11th annual celebration of arts and culture, September 25 to October 25, 2020.

Out On Screen has announced Brandon Yan as its new Executive Director.

British Columbia community arts groups are beginning to return to live events this fall, working to adhere to the safety guidelines.

To protect the health and safety of visitors and staff, the Vancouver Art Gallery announced that masks and facial coverings will become mandatory for all visitors to the Gallery starting July 31.

The Vancouver Art Gallery has announced Tarah Hogue in the new role of Indigenous Advisor commencing September 6, 2020.