Arts
Arts
Remembering Norman Armour—The Man Who Connected Vancouver Performing Arts to the World
In memory of the founder of the PuSh Festival, and much more.
Arts
A New Novel Brings Victorian-Era B.C. to Life
Arts
The Horror Classic That Ushered In a New Era in B.C. Filmmaking
The Changeling was the greatest film of Canada’s notorious “tax shelter era.”
Arts
Fake Diamonds and Chinatown Grandmothers—A Vancouver Artist Meditates on What We Value
Evan Lee’s new exhibition plays with ideas of value and forgery.
Arts
A Glimpse Into the Lakeside Life of Beloved B.C. Artist E. J. Hughes
A new book focuses on the prolific painter’s Shawnigan Lake years.
Arts
Two Cult Thrillers Reveal What Vancouver Fears About Itself
Both shot in the city, two films dig under the quiet exterior of Vancouver life.
Community
Keeping the Music Alive—A New History of the Commodore Ballroom
