General Archive

1) Folk Music on the Beach Vancouver’s historic and beloved Folk Festival celebrates its 40th anniversary at Jericho Beach Park. Expect performances by Billy Bragg, Kathleen Edwards, Barenaked Ladies and a whole lot more.

Every so often, a filmmaker will encounter a story that compels them to rethink how stories are told.

The USA’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Accord on Climate Change has ramped up the doomspeak on all sides of the issue. Some say we’re doomed if we don’t take action; others say we’re doomed if we do.

Welcome to Poetic Licence – a weekly poetry forum, hosted by us, featuring words by local poets. This week? A piece by Julian Hoyle. Rocket I’m frightened initially.

FVDED in the Park is back this weekend and boasting another strong lineup of some of the world’s best rap, EDM, and DJing talents. Festival organizer Mackenzie Dunham feels the “focus on local talent that we're showcasing at the festival.

1) Khatsahlano, the City’s Largest Street Festival The city’s largest street festival graces West 4th Avenue in Kitsilano this Saturday! Now in its sixth year, Khatsahlano has grown into an annual highlight for lovers of local music and anyone who ap

It is often the case that the greatest form of expression presents itself in ways that arrive naturally, from style and choice of music, to the movies you watch and the things you hear.

Filmmaker Marie Clements uses music as a catalyst

How a 10-block street party is bringing the love back to Kitsilano

Since 2011, the community-building West 4th Avenue Khatsahlano Street Party has been uniting thousands of Vancouverites for a day of food, fun and music.