Arts & Life

Reported by Kristen Holliday Anon(ymous), presented by Langara’s Studio 58, is a timely retelling of a classic tale, addressing themes of refugee displacement and a quest for home, says director Carmen Aguirre. Aguirre, a graduate of…

Produced by Christina Dommer Even though Vancouver is widely regarded as a progressive and inclusive city, LGBTQ couples are still prone to experiencing homophobia from businesses, says a local wedding planner. Cristie Rosling, a…

A new course, introduction to museum and curatorial studies, is coming to Langara College in the spring of 2020 on how museums are “complex social and cultural institutions,” with students exploring the history and theory of curating art.

Sutrisno Hartana is one of the few experts in Vancouver practicing the art of wayang kulit, a form of traditional Indonesian shadow puppetry. 

Despite declining numbers in comic book sales, a local non-profit comic organization is keeping the art alive.

A Langara grad is debuting in her first Eastside Culture Crawl, and bringing a collection of work where she combines her art with stories from local authors.

Reported by  Soubhik Chakrabarti Cannabis has been legalized in Canada for over a year now, and this newfound freedom has helped users find their inner selves. UBC adjunct professor Mark Haden said that psychedelic plants and…

From Nov. 7-30, three Metro Vancouver restaurants are participating in Vancouver Foodster's 6th annual Burger Challenge.

Reported by Lauren Gargiulo Love, empowerment and coming-of-age were the main themes that dominated the French and American Independent film festival Champs-Élysées 2019. Alliance Française, a French language school in Vancouver,…

Thrift stores and homemade clothing alterations are becoming a more popular source for students wanting to improve their selection of professional clothing due to tight budget constraints.