"We can only imagine the frustration of having to plan a trip only for it to get disrupted due to unforeseen circumstances." ...

Psalm 95, Psalm 115 and Elijah, and Beloved hymns on the seven "I AM" statements of Jesus from the Gospel of John Principal Conductor: Kemuel Wong | Guest Conductor: Ben Ewert VOS Chorus | VOS Chamber ...

Get the best of Vancouver in your inbox, every Tuesday and Thursday. Sign up for our free newsletter. The Vancouver Art Gallery is getting its hands dirty, in the best possible way, with a duo of ...

The Untold Story of Canadian Glam, the musician/ painter/actor/author and Vancouver-to-LA arts export has—wittingly!—invited thousands of record collectors and music geeks across the continent to ...

This summer, the Richmond Art Gallery invites visitors into two dynamic exhibitions that fuse the ancient with the contemporary, the mythical with the meditative. Running from June 28 to August 24, ...

Perhaps predictably, the Commodore Ballroom sold out not long after the show was announced.

Sounds Good is a monthly roundtable where we ask Straight staff what their ears are plugged into. We’ve got a pretty diverse set of tastes, so there’s absolutely no cohesion here: just good vibes. And ...

A new era has begun for Vancouver Performing Stars, the beloved youth arts studio that’s been quietly shaping the city’s next generation of performers. This week, the studio opened the doors to its ...

The rising popularity of hemp oil in current times is primarily attributed to its plethora of health advantages it provides. A distinctive quality of hemp oil is its pain relief potential, which ...

The Rio Theatre Burlesque and Variety Show is back on Saturday May 24th featuring award winning performers, special out of town guests and Lola Loops and her amazing hula hoops!!

Essential oils, valued for their healing and therapeutic characteristics, have been utilized for many generations. Sourced from various plants, their applications range widely – from use in ...

Weirdly, the man born Nicholas Edward Cave somehow encapsulated both sides of that dichotomy in Vancouver.