Every River Has a Mouth: A look into evolving visual languages of Coast Salish artists

Arts Clara Xu - 0
Located in downtown Vancouver, the Bill Reid Gallery is dedicated to the cultural presentation and curation of Indigenous Northwest Coast art. It is home...
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Little Mountain Gallery celebrates 10 years of comedy

Arts Jonah Lazar - 0
Little Mountain Gallery is a Vancouver-based non-profit art collective that has been operating since 2006. Originating out of a 1930s auto repair shop, the...
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Need to Know, Need to Go: Events for a busy fall

Arts Madeleine Donegan - 0
Swing Dancing What: Swing dancing describes a variety of types of dance that arose alongside the popularity of jazz music in New York City. Swing...
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Motion Pictures Film Festival envisions utopian futurism through short films

Arts Cazzy Lewchuk - 0
Futurism is the concept of imagining how the future could look and operate. Utopia describes an ideal society, one without the issues of our...
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A documentary that highlights the decades-long struggle for Indigenous sovereignty

Arts Sia Garg - 0
I find that monumental political documentaries, such as Dancing Around the Table are a little tricky to navigate. Unlike standard narrative cinema, which demands...
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The Medzih Story inspires us to protect culture and ecology

Arts Maya Barillas Mohan - 0
Discussions on the impacts of human interactions with the natural world are only becoming more critical as we increasingly experience a worsening climate crisis....
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Book Nook: The superb speculative fiction of China Miéville

Arts Ariele Purves - 0
An ocean of soil, inhabited by mammoth creatures. A vanished squid in formaldehyde. A man in a bottle. Aliens driven mad by miscommunication. The...
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A Life in Plein Air promotes patient observation through beautiful paintings of Vancouver

Arts Maya Barillas Mohan - 0
From September 1 to 29, 2026, a new arts exhibit at Richmond’s Lipont Gallery will be displaying the works of Richmomd-based artist Junyi Ji....
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Adapted music gives way to Turner Churchill’s musical resilience

Arts Jonah Lazar - 0
Turner Churchill has called Vancouver (xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, and səlilwətaɬ Nations) home for roughly eight years. During this period, Churchill spent time working at Long...
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Nutritious Nibbles: Baked pasta

Arts Rehana Hayat - 0
As we go back to school and gradually find less time to prepare home-cooked meals, I wanted to share my family’s recipe for making...
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