Every year at this time the members of Dundarave Print Workshop + Gallery host a salon style show of recent works. As the pieces sell new works go up so the show is ever changing. Drop by and see beautiful original prints by our printmakers; linocuts, serigraphs, etchings, monotypes, collagraphs and more!
All Aboard provides a temporary, covered mini ramp for the skateboard community for free in Ocean Artworks. This pop up shows and demonstrates the need for a publicly accessible, dry, well-lit, safe, and fun skateboard facility in Vancouver during winter months. Click here for daily schedules.
Flavours of Hope is a non-profit that equips and empowers newcomer immigrant and refugee women to launch their food businesses through their Dream Cuisines Food Business Program. There will be 11 vendors from the Dream Cuisines program who are going to be selling their authentic, traditional cuisines and tasty treats from all over the world. […]
When Kris Kringle starts working as a Santa at Macy’s department store and begins to spread Christmas cheer, things tumble out of control. He’s truly Santa Claus, he insists, but skeptical adults and an unimaginative little girl doubt him. The stakes rise when store executives take Kris to court, where he must prove he’s the […]
Laugh your way into 2025 as The Improv Centre's performers turn the highs, lows, and “did-that-really-happen?” moments of your year into comedy gold. From accidentally hitting reply all to a work email to drunk texting your ex—no story is too big or too small for a hilarious improv twist! Experience the cathartic joy of laughing […]
New York Times technology reporters Kate Conger and Ryan Mac headline the first Vancouver Writers Fest Books & Ideas event with one of the most shocking and defining stories of our time: the $44 billion dollar deal behind Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter—and the seismic political, social, and financial fallout that is still rapidly unfolding—masterfully […]
Géométrie de vies (The Geometry of Lives) — Collectif d’Art / STUDIOS KABAKO (Democratic Republic of Congo) THEATRE North American Premiere Géométrie de vies is a vibrant narrative poem linking two young lives on the long road of the displaced through theatre, song and dance. Crafting a contemporary history, performers trace curves, straight lines and […]
Celebrate the Year of the Snake with LunarFest! Join us at Granville Island in February for an artist market, crafts workshops, food, games, and more. Challenge your creativity with our snake-inspired crafts and learn some fun snake facts. Browse through the artist market for the perfect new year gift. Play a few games with us […]
The Improv Centre is bringing improv troupes from around the world to perform for Vancouver audiences again for 2025! Each show includes short form games, an international showcase of a visiting troupe’s unique style of improv, and an all-play. Teams will continue to mix and mingle throughout the week during performances until closing night’s LOL-apalooza! […]
Boating is a lifestyle – a way to connect with family, escape the stress on land and experience the unique freedom of being on the water. Western Canada’s largest boat show is the best place to see boats and the best place to buy them!
Telling what’s real from what’s fake should be easy. In today’s world, that’s far from the case. Bestselling author and Canada Research Chair Timothy Caulfield joins the Vancouver Writers Fest on Thursday, January 30 to lift the curtain on the forces contributing to our information chaos, in The Certainty Illusion: What You Don’t Know and […]
OUT — Ray Young (UK) DANCE, THEATRE Canadian Premiere Presented with the frank theatre co. OUT is a defiant challenge to the status quo that bravely carves out a new kind of space, reclaiming and celebrating our queer future. This performance dances in solidarity alongside global 2SLGBTQIA+ movements, breaking down violent histories to imagine something […]
CMHC-Granville Island would like to acknowledge that we are located on the traditional territory of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations.
