The Mission Folk Music Festival (MFMF) has announced its 2024 lineup for the annual music festival coming July 26-28, 2024. For the 37th year, another line-up of stellar music artists play at the beautiful Fraser River Heritage Park in Mission, BC. The 2024 festival offers a widely diverse roster of talented artists and groups from…
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Bard on the Beach Confirms its 35th Anniversary Season Program
Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival confirms its 2024 return to Sená?w/Vanier Park from June 11 to September 21. The festival’s 35th season features a blend of comedy, romance, tragedy, and farce, along with a summer of special events — there’s something for everyone! “We’re very excited about our 2024 Season,” said Founding Artistic Director…
DOXA Documentary Film Festival Reveals its 23rd Annual Program
DOXA Documentary Film Festival, Western Canada’s largest documentary film festival, returns for its 23rd edition, screening May 2 to 12, 2024. Last night, DOXA announced its program of crucial and thought-provoking documentaries to be presented in-person at theatres across the city, bringing filmmakers and audiences together for a communal cinema experience. The 23rd annual DOXA…
The First Harrison Tulip Festival Springs From The Fertile Fraser Valley
The first ever Harrison Tulip Festival will soon bloom, bringing the biggest and most beautiful bounty of bulbs to the Fraser Valley. If you have explored the brilliance of the Chilliwack Tulip Festival and Tulips of the Valley in the past, the organizers of those festivals, the Onos Family, launches the new Harrison Tulip Festival….
Festival du Bois Celebrates its 35th Anniversary
Come and say “bonjour!” as Festival du Bois, returns to Maillardville at Coquitlam’s Mackin Park, March 8-10. As the festival celebrates its 35th Anniversary in the heart of BC’s francophone culture, visitors can expect a weekend of richly diverse music and dance, fabulous food, fun on-site activities and a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Festival du…
Advance Theatre Festival, Advancing The Radically Inclusive Stage, at The Shadbolt
The Advance Theatre Festival returns to Burnaby’s Shadbolt Centre for the Arts. This February 5-9, Ruby Slippers Theatre, the Shadbolt and Playwrights Guild of Canada join forces to co-present five new staged readings written and directed by female identifying and gender non-conforming artists who also identify as IBPOC. Curated by Tricia Trinh The Advance Theatre…
Hold On Let Go Festival Begins This Week
Theatre Replacement and Company 605 are preparing to launch their annual, and renamed, festival program – HOLD ON LET GO. “The name comes from the saying ‘hold on tightly, let go lightly,’ and signifies our desire to embrace change, continue evolving and learning, and to hold on to the things that matter, while letting go…