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Accepting public appearances can be a fraught decision following Joseph Boyden controversy, says Jónína Kirton

Our top picks of theatre, music, dance, comedy and festivals across Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­this month

Mindfulness. The starting point of Zen meditation practice. Becoming aware that we are very rarely actually present in the moments of our lives. For a few moments, perhaps while hiking in the woods, we may pay attention.

Welcome to Poetic Licence – a weekly poetry forum, hosted by us, featuring words by local poets. This week? Russell Thornton. Wildfire: Photos Light laying out a new dead field.

Everyone’s favourite Human Serviette is celebrating 30 years of rockin’ in the free world with 24-hour on-air marathon and a show at The Hall in East Vancouver.

Having resurrected the more than 100-year-old Yale, the 75-year-old Vogue Theatre and the 50-plus-year-old Biltmore Cabaret, Matt Gibbons is launching his biggest reanimation effort to date: saving the music festival in our province.

The images are, at best, disturbing. Ordinary-looking people calmly staring out from behind a clouded sheet of plastic. A man in a cap and glasses, on his knees, pressing his hand against the plastic as smoke surrounds him.

A new exhibition at the Bill Reid Gallery is shining a spotlight on the diversity within Coast Salish art and communities. Intangible – which begins an extended run on Sept.

How Fringe artists are using comedy to explore mortality

B.C. director lands world’s first-ever Arab-English sci-fi series