Pump up your tires and lace up your sneakers – the Vancouver Biennale is launching BIKEnnale/WALKennale!
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2020 Vancouver BIKEnnale/WALKennale Launches for August!
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2020 Vancouver BIKEnnale/WALKennale Launches for August!
Vancouver’s Arabic Language Festival this December
By Masa Kateb
On December 18th, Vancouver will witness an evening of live Arabic music, poetry reciting, dance performances, storytelling and a peek into a rich culture from lands overseas with people from near and afar.
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Vancouver’s Arabic Language Festival this December
Artist Nomi Chi Shares their Inspiration for Vancouver Opera’s La Traviata Poster
By Nomi Chi
If you’ve ever asked around about talented tattoo artists in Vancouver, Nomi Chi is almost certain to have come up. The other-worldly storybook creature meets organic yet alien style of their work brings an endearing gentleness to sometimes grotesque forms. A tattoo by Nomi, to say it simply, is distinct. It’s no surprise that the Vancouver Opera, who has chosen boldly non-traditional art for the past several years, contacted Nomi to design posters for their 2019/20 season, which opens on Thursday October 17th.
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Artist Nomi Chi Shares their Inspiration for Vancouver Opera’s La Traviata Poster
Façade Festival to Illuminate Vancouver Art Gallery in September
Burrard Arts Foundation in partnership with the Vancouver Art Gallery presents Façade Festival 2019, a free, outdoor public art and cultural event featuring commissioned works by contemporary artists, both established and emerging, taking place from sunset to midnight each night September 8th to 14th, 2019.
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Façade Festival to Illuminate Vancouver Art Gallery in September
Vancouver’s Italian Day Is Back – Sunday, June 12th
Commercial Drive (aka Little Italy) hosts its annual street festival for the 7th year, this Sunday, June 12th. Continue reading:
Vancouver’s Italian Day Is Back – Sunday, June 12th
Vancouver’s Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival Kicks Off
A scene from Romeo and Juliet
The familiar red and white tents set up in Vanier Park mean only one thing – that one of the city’s favorite summer festivals is well under way. Continue reading:
Vancouver’s Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival Kicks Off
