Get moving with Indangamirwa Vancouver

Arts Heidi Kwok - 0
Indangamirwa Vancouver is a dance group “dedicated to the preservation, education, and appreciation of traditional Rwandan music, dance, and culture.” For the troupe, cultural...
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Renaissance Coffee celebrates 30 years of great coffee

Arts Noeka Nimmervoll - 0
This February marks the 30 year anniversary of Renaissance Coffee, SFU’s hub of coffee, food, and connection. Since its beginnings in 1996 as a...
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An evening with slowcry brings company to fight the winter blues

Arts Noeka Nimmervoll - 0
Wintertime always brings a heavy feeling in my life; the cold weather and shorter days cause me to question if I’m on the right...
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“What should be heard becomes seen”

Arts Maya Barillas Mohan - 0
Vancouver-based artist Laurie Landry’s exhibition hosts a collection of oil paintings that command attention. Noted on her website, “Her expressive paintings explore themes of...
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Underrated and delectable films for foodies

Arts Heidi Kwok - 0
Whenever I’m craving a midnight snack and confronted with a disappointingly empty fridge, I find myself inevitably revisiting some of my favourite food-centred films...
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My musings on Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner at the Vancouver Public Library

Arts Jonah Lazar - 0
Throughout Black History Month, the Vancouver Public Library is running “Black Brilliance on Screen,” a film series taking place on Friday afternoons to explore...
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Personal retrospectives from the As You Are: Celebrating Asian Artists

Arts Maya Barillas Mohan - 0
Nestled in a repurposed motel painted in bright colours right on Main Street, 15 minutes from the train, One More Life gallery calls quiet...
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Celebrating Black Futures 2026 at the Vancouver Art Gallery

Arts Jonah Lazar - 0
Throughout February, the Vancouver Art Gallery, in partnership with the VIFF and the Black Arts Centre, is hosting Celebrating Black Futures 2026. It looks...
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Races covers resilience

Arts Heidi Kwok - 0
Content warning: Brief mention of domestic abuse.  The year is 1964. Black Canadian track and field sprinter, Harry Jerome, just took home a bronze medal...
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Finding comfort at Harambe

Arts Maya Barillas Mohan - 0
Situated a block away from Commercial-Broadway, I enjoyed a fashionable late lunch at Harambe. The restaurant has a long facade, fitting about 20 tables...
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