Our latest VIFF Live presentation combines a jazz set led by drummer Kevin Romain and one of the most notorious music docs ...

You can’t catch a bus in Vancouver without tripping over a struggling indie musician trying to figure out how to turn the pain in their soul into 10,000 Spotify streams and a record deal…or even just ...

It's Weird Owl Karaoke. Comedians sing original parody songs just like Weird Al - except we use YouTube karaoke tracks and Weird Al is not here. But Weird OWL is here (for one night only). He's a ...

Join Spring Discovery Days for hands-on fun at Fraser River Discovery Centre! From Mar 15 to 22, explore predator-prey relationships with a skull-matching game, storytime, and a fun photo booth. Then, ...

Jokes Please! is an award-winning stand-up comedy show that regularly features comedians from The Debaters, Netflix and Just For Laughs! Disclosure: The Georgia Straight may receive a commission for ...

Valdy has been part of the fabric of Canadian pop and folk music for almost 40 years. A man with a thousand friends, from Newfoundland to Vancouver Island to Texas to New Zealand, he’s a singer, ...

Bringing the little ones? The Junior Junos on March 29 will keep them entertained with music, storytelling, and performances from Kym Gouchie, The Gumboot Kids, and Will’s Jams. It’s never too early ...

Three Days Grace and Volbeat are set to bring their explosive live show to Rogers Arena on June 7 as part of their co-headlining Canadian tour. Kicking off in our city before tearing across the ...

We are thrilled to celebrate the work of Mary Sui Yee Wong in this long overdue retrospective of her work, which was seen on and off in Vancouver and Montreal in the 1990s and 2000s,” shares Chan in a ...

A nationwide call to action and a star-studded Two-Spirit drag celebration are set to mark Two-Spirit and Indigenous LGBTQQIA+ awareness.

Tyrant Studios is a cozy hidden gem featuring live entertainment presented by Seven Tyrants Theatre Society. This historic ...

Explorer and author Stephan Kesting shares the biggest lessons he learned on a 1,000 mile solo canoe trip in the remote Arctic after a life-saving kidney transplant.