Local Arts

Burnaby’s homegrown superstar wants to help the company recover after 15 months of suspended operations and $13 million in lost ticket revenue

The Listening. Together. festival runs from May 14 to 18, with five days of free online performances, artist talks and chances to learn about music

Parker Street Studios artists are offering a hybrid event in the face of COVID-19, with in-person exhibitions and an online auction benefiting the Beedie Luminaries scholarship program

Deer Lake Gallery will host two shows exploring the relationship between nature and the constructed world: David Righton's Instinction, and Kevin Lanthier's Human: Nature

Performers are encouraged to apply to the Burnaby Festivals Office to perform at events like Canada Day and other live arts programming

Non-profit artisans' group can't hold its regular in-person exhibitions during COVID-19, so it's pivoted to an online space

The "sensory celebration" of the life, artistry, and inventions of Leonardo Da Vinci is making its Canadian debut here

With a little ingenuity and a lot of technology (microphones, mixing board and an FM transmitter), the Vancouver Thunderbirds barbershop chorus has found a way to keep rehearsals going through the pandemic

Grandmothers to Grandmothers campaign groups across the country are hosting the virtual concert on April 15 to help African grandmothers facing the double pandemic of HIV/AIDS and COVID-19

B.C. government announces $16 million in funding to help arts and culture groups, but Premier John Horgan says a ban on live events isn't going to change any time soon