Arts & Life

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, and one dance instructor is hoping to bring those suffering from the neurodegenerative disease together through dance.

Helen Duckworth says Federation Gallery has had floral displays in the past, but none like Bloom.

Talking about sexual healing breaks a double taboo, according to Vancouver-based counsellor Lauren Shay. “We're both talking about sex and we're talking about abuse,” said Shay, who added that many people aren’t having either of these…

As Douglas Coupland’s plastic pollution installation at the Vancouver Aquarium draws to a close, more than 600,000 visitors have explored the exhibit since its opening in almost a year ago.  

Aida Tajbakhesh said she likes bringing people together to help a cause. In particular, she likes to give donors something in return. 

A Langara photography alumnus’s passion for documenting his travels enabled him to share his unique experience with a wide audience.

A local vegan organization which started as a challenge between friends, is hoping to show people that being vegan isn’t hard.

A year after the death of Yim Tse, the Vancouver calligraphy community celebrates the lasting contribution the famed Chinese calligrapher made to the art form.

A growing number of people are interested in the Black Lives Matter movement in Vancouver and want to know how they can be allies, says a member of the Vancouver chapter.

Reported by Agazy Mengesha On Thursday Studio 58 will unveil its first entirely student-run production, Hot House, which performs from March 21 to 31. All roles, including directing, writing and designing positions will be completely…