Arts & Life

The students and teacher of a new kung fu choreography class are collaborating with a group of independent filmmakers to create a kung fu short film.

By Lisa Steacy B.C. businesses, service providers and community organizations are increasingly turning to graphic recordings to tackle heavy topics, saying they are more effective when it comes to sharing difficult experiences and…

Vancouver women say these workshops create a safer space for women to learn

Reported by Desirée Garcia. South Asian fashion designers are breaking from traditional fashions to creating new styles for women. More ways than one to express style Raman Johal-Chauhan, owner of the House of Raina clothing store and…

Reported by Becca Clarkson Off Key, a group of improvisers from Instant Theatre, brings audiences a one hour musical on the first Saturday of every month at Havana Theatre. But with new ownership and a renovation on the horizon, Off…

Reported by by Desirée Garcia Vancouver’s South Asian population is providing a platform for other cultures to embrace their clothing and design through a fashion showcase. South Asian Fashion Week, hosted last weekend at Coquitlam’s…

An old bread making process using sprouted grains is coming back into popularity in Vancouver because of its health advantages over other breads.

Local artist Toby Schillinger is combining his knowledge of design and working with metal to make equipment for people with disabilities to enjoy outdoor sports.

Bitters are made by soaking plants or spices in a jar filled with high proof alcohol for anywhere from a few hours to a few weeks, depending on desired taste. Workshop participants used local shrubs, chamomile and devil’s club, which can be…

Community members came out to support the 55-year-old venue as it continues to put most of their funding towards production costs first.