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Sacred Circle Steppers by Mary Matheson
BC Culture Days, an annual Arts Event covering multiple artist disciplines, has announced its 2020 festival programming, offering art lovers an all-access pass to events taking place across BC and Canada, whilst also enhancing accessibility & diversity through month-long offerings of free, inclusive activities hosted in-person and online. Continue reading:
BC Culture Days Announces Expanded, Cross-Country Virtual Celebration of Arts & Culture
Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival can’t be in Vanier Park (Sen’ákw) this summer, but they’re still here for you beyond the beach with new digital content. Continue reading:
Bard Beyond the Beach: Finding Shakespeare in Vancouver
San Francisco has its trolley cars, Venice has its gondolas. And Vancouver has flying Beavers and Otters. Experience Vancouver virtually, from a seat of a small propeller-powered float plane as it buzzes above the city and surrounding mountains. These are virtual tours, so use your mouse or finger to look around!
Alpine Lakes & Glaciers tour
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#VirtuallyVancouver – Experience Vancouver from Above
Art is what has the power to connect us all right now; whether it’s a documentary about a Lisa Frank-styling tiger-exploiting man from Florida that captivates a generation for a hot minute, or performances that are translated to multiple languages for hundreds of years or mosaics preserved through millennia. These varied and reflective moments, put together by artists, are what make us feel, collectively, as people, across space and time.
The Vancouver Art Gallery has launched a series where we can connect with art and each other every Tuesday and Friday. Through live, interactive talks with guests from local and international arts communities, our living rooms become a space of discussion, discovery, and inspiration.
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Vancouver Art Gallery Launches Online Series
