Saturday, September 21 - from 3:30 - 7pm | Sunday, September 22 - from 11:30am - 3pm Get ready to be surprised as new and captivating dance performances pop up in unexpected places across Vancouver Public Library and Granville Island! Pop Up Dances Festival 2024 brings together a vibrant mix of site-specific performances, featuring talented […]
New Leaf Editions presents “The Space Between” by Monique Martin, on view from September 21 to October 21, 2024. “The Space Between” explores the subtle nuances and complexities that exist between people, emotions, and ideas. Martin’s artwork reflects the interconnected structures of our world, emphasizing the fundamental interdependence of all things—humans, plants, wildlife, and the earth. This […]
Explore embodied art-making and connect to the creative world of Ballet BC through this free expressive arts workshop led by the company’s Manager of Outreach and Engagement, Heather Myers. A gently guided warm-up will lead to somatic movement prompts, pastel drawing, writing, sharing and discussion, all centred on the theme of reconception. Please wear comfortable […]
Join The Improv Centre for an evening of lying and laughter, where the improvisors compete to be the last performer standing, but among them is... a Betrayer! This delightfully deceitful player can take people out of the game - as long as they aren’t caught! Nobody knows the Betrayer’s true identity, so it’s up to […]
Arts Umbrella invites you to join them on Monday, September 30th from 9:00AM for a meaningful day of reflection and education. Activities and talks will be age-appropriate and led by Indigenous artists and knowledge keepers. Each event is Pay-What-You-Can, with a suggested donation of $5 for each event. All proceeds from this day go to […]
Join the Society Promoting Environmental Conservation for an immersive experience exploring the intersection of climate change, the arts, and activism. Engage with thought-provoking short films, creative workshops, and take part in a powerful letter-writing campaign to our leaders. Let’s explore how the arts – film, music, dance, visual arts – are contributing to climate action […]
BLUE i RADIO is proud to celebrate the genius of John Patrick Shanley with a captivating DOUBLE FEATURE that showcases his masterful storytelling and sharp wit. Start the evening with 'The Wild Goose,' a profound exploration of dreams, love, and the elusive pursuit of happiness. Then, dive into the satirical world of 'Four Dogs and […]
Visit Studio 13 on Railspur Alley for the group art exhibition “We Made it through the Wilderness”. This exhibition explores landscape and what it means to be an artist at this point in our climate history. Opening welcome is October 10th from 5:30pm to 8pm.
Get ready for FLAMENCUBANA! An unforgettable night of rhythm and passion! This groundbreaking concert experience blends the vibrant energy of Latin, Cuban, & Spanish music with the fiery passion of Flamenco. Local Venezuelan singer Jafelin (jafelin.com) is bringing Flor de Caña, 6 of Cuba's top musicians, coming direct from Havana, to play at Waterfront Theatre […]
The Granville Island Turkey Trot is a hallmark event for Granville Island and the Vancouver run community. This fun annual event brings the community together in a celebration of Thanksgiving and supports local food banks including the Greater Vancouver Food Bank. All are invited to join in. Run, walk or stroll 10KM, and invite your […]
Celebrating Latin American Heritage Month in BC for the sixth year, Latincouver presents a mix of artist performances, art exhibitions, workshops and events in person and online to honor Latin America’s rich culture and its influence in BC and Canada.
BLUE i RADIO Proudly Presents Stephen Adly Guirgis's provocative exploration of love, addiction, and loyalty. The Motherf**ker with the Hat thrusts audiences into a gritty urban landscape where relationships teeter on the edge of trust and betrayal. Set against the backdrop of modern-day New York City, Jackie, a recovering addict, discovers a hat in his […]
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.
