Arts & Culture

Stand Up For Mental Health - Grad Show

What’s so funny about mental health? As far as Stand Up For Mental Health is concerned – everything! Join the SMH Comedy Society at the 2023 Summer Class Grad show.

Founded by award-winning counsellor and stand-up comic David Granirer who himself suffers from bipolar, Stand Up For Mental Health teaches stand-up comedy to people with mental health issues. Come laugh your head off as the SMH comics explore the lighter side of mental health! 


Date and Time: December 11, 2023 at 7:00 pm
Location: Hastings Racecourse Casino, 188 North Renfrew St., Vancouver
Price: Tickets are $10-$20

Reflections on Crooked Walking

Firehall Arts Centre is featuring "Reflections on Crooked Walking" for the holiday season. The musical is presented by the McGrain-Pearson Endowment Fund.

This Juno Award-nominated family musical tells the tale of four people who find themselves the only ones awake, surrounded by sleeping townspeople. Their journey in search of a cure for the mysterious sleeping sickness leads them down a surprising path of deeper self-awareness. 

Dates: December 2-24, 2023
Price: Pay-what-you-can shows are available
Location: 280 East Cordova St., Vancouver

Project EveryBODY - PEBCelebratesLive

Celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities at the PEBCelebratesLive event. It is a cabaret-style extravaganza that is family-friendly, free, and open-to-the-public, bringing together the vibrant talents of our community.
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Led by Open Door Group in collaboration with posAbilities, Project EveryBODY is an impactful project that reflects the collaboration of community and non-profit organizations championing diversity and inclusion. This celebration isn’t just about showcasing talents; it’s about honoring achievements and advocating for thriving, diverse, and inclusive communities.

Event Features:
  • Stand-up comedy
  • Short films
  • Live music and entertainment
  • Hip-hop dance performances
  • Free food and hot beverages
  • Connect with local artists whose creativity and personal stories will undoubtedly inspire you!

Cost: Free registration, seating is limited
Date and time: December 4, 2023 from 5:30 - 8:30 pm
Location: Roundhouse Arts and Cultural Centre, 181 Roundhouse Mews, Vancouver 

Beans & Rice Theatre - Hymn of the Weaver Birds

Join the community for a workshop presentation of a new multilingual theatre work by Johnny Wu and Jocelyn Yuchia Chang, followed by a moderated community discussion.

Working with regional Mandarin and English, Hymn of the Weaver Birds follows the ventures of a group of unidentified strangers, who serendipitously occupy the same address-less abandoned Japanese bathhouse.

Date and Time: December 11, 2023 - 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Location: Central Library, 350 West Georgia St., Vancouver
Cost: Free admission

Fleurs de Villes: Noel 

The fifth annual Fleurs de Villes Noël is happening in Vancouver from December 8 to 17, 2023. The stunning activation creates a “floral art trail” that decorates Vancouver’s downtown core with some of the city’s top florists and local businesses. It features 40 unique festive art displays to discover. 

Details:
  • Pick-up a map from the concierge desk at Pacific Centre and enjoy the self-guided tour
  • Features festive displays, including a giant snowflake, a snow queen, and more
  • Locations around downtown Vancouver
  • Free!​
Dates: December 8-17, 2023

PuSh Festival

The PuSh International Performing Arts Festival is a beacon of artistic innovation and cultural reflection. The festival presents an array of personal narratives around resistance, vulnerability, and pressing contemporary themes such as migration, displacement, labor, injustice, and the ever-evolving realm of artificial intelligence.

This year's theme: “Can a live art festival be a ritual for social change? A cultural strategy? A means to rethink history while imagining possible futures?” offers a compelling invitation to explore and engage.

Details:
  • Features 17 extraordinary dance, theatre, music, and multimedia works from 15 different countries
  • PuSh cabaret nights
  • Unique blend of performance arts
  • Relaxed performances are available for individuals with sensory concerns

Dates: January 18 - February 4, 2024
Cost:
  • Ticket prices vary by show
  • Accessible ticketing is available, please contact  Julian Legere at community@pushfestival.ca to inquire
Location: Various locations around Vancouver 

Pop-Up Poetry

Enjoy poetry readings in unexpected locations around Vancouver. The event features poetry readings by Kevin Spenst and Celeste Snowber. The exact location of each reading is announced a week before the event. 

Upcoming Dates:​​
  • December 15, 2023, at 6:00 pm
  • February 9, 2024, at 6:30 pm
  • April 5, 2024, at 7:00 pm

Contact Information: 
Email: blnish@pandorascollective.com

Other Events at Pandora's Collective:

A Night for Giving: A Special Chapbook Launch and Fundraiser
  • Since 2006 Pandora’s Collective has run a fundraiser for the youth and their families in need from Musqueam over the holiday season
  • Vancouver Poet Laureate Fiona Tinwei Lam will open the evening off with a reading
  • Join poets Kevin Spenst, Kurt Trzcinski, Salena Wiener and Christina Shah Rig Veda share readings from their newly released chapbooks
  • Date and Time: December 12, 2023 - 7:00 to 9:00 pm
  • Celebration Hall at Mountain View Cemetery
    5445 Fraser St, Vancouver
  • Free registration, donations welcomed

Anonymous Art Show

The Anonymous Art Show is November 18th-December 19th, giving you the opportunity to participate in the mystery. If you purchase an 8” by 8” piece of anonymous art, you will be supporting the artist, North Van Arts, and adding to your collection. View the 600 works either online or in our gallery to make your pick. This group exhibition and fundraising event includes both emerging and established artists.

Details:
  • All purchases will be exclusively online
  • All artworks are sold for $100
  • Build your collection in an affordable way, support artists, and fundraise for North Van Arts
  • View the artwork online or in person at the CityScape Community ArtSpace

Carole Itter Exhibition

Explore the Carole Itter: Only when I'm hauling water do I wonder if I'm getting any stronger exhibition, which brings together a selection of the artist’s multi-disciplinary works and archival materials from the 1960s to the present. Revealing her attention to locality, language and choreography, the title references Itter’s writing and points to her self-reflexive labour as an artist, as a woman and as an inhabitant of shacks, old houses and cooperatives on the West Coast.

Dates: September 5 - December 10, 2023
Cost: Free admission
Location: Belkin Art Gallery, 1825 Main Mall (UBC), Vancouver

Events at the Contemporary Art Gallery

Curatorial Tour with CAG’s Executive Director Matthew Hyland:
  • Walkthrough of the current exhibitions
  • No registration is required and entry is free
  • ASL interpretation may be available upon request, email learning@cagvancouver.org with 5 days of advanced notice to request
  • Date and Time: November 7, 2023 at 6:00 pm

Open Studio - Sidney Gordon:
  • Open Studio is a monthly program showcasing contemporary art practices and CAG’s current exhibition
  • November features an art-making workshop led by artist Sidney Gordon
  • Participants will learn how to make lumen prints through a cameraless process with photo-sensitive materials
  • Free registration is required, and space is limited

Timelines Talks
  • Timelines Talks is a series of talks and conversations that invite open reflection on the future of “Vancouver.” Programmed as part of the gallery’s forthcoming Timelines project
  • It welcomes fifty artists, activists, community leaders, and other thinkers to speak to the social and cultural histories that have shaped the city over the past five decades
  • Talks look toward the questions set to shape the next fifty years

Timeline Talks: Harsha Walia 
  • Explores the legacies of displacement and dispossession that have shaped present-day "Vancouver"
  • November 28, 2023 at 7:30 pm
  • The Roundhouse, 181 Roundhouse Mews, Vancouver
  • Free registration is required

Timeline Talks: Justine A. Chambers and Vanessa Kwan
  • Artists and cultural workers Justine A. Chambers and Vanessa Kwan will present crying at work (a score for the future)
  • Considers how we might adapt to, address, embrace, and inhabit the future ahead
  • December 3, 2023 at 7:30 pm
  • Western Front, 303 East 8th Ave., Vancouver
  • Free registration is required 

Talaysay Tours

Take a tour led by Indigenous guides who are sharing their culture and knowledge with the world. The tours provide land-based learning experiences featuring indigenous culture and unique Indigenous stories from ancestors and descendants, as well as ancient and contemporary histories. 

Types of Talaysay Tours:
  • Talking Totems:
  • Talking Trees
  • Spoken Treasures
  • Land, Sea, and Air Tour
  • Forest Bathing 

Details:
  • Locations vary by tour
  • Ticket prices and availability vary, please see website
  • Some tours require 1-2km of walking, and are exposed to the elements
  • Online options are available

Accessible Pricing Nights at The Improv Centre

Enjoy improv and live comedy? The Improv Centre hosts accessible pricing nights on Thursdays, called Thursday Presents: Friday Jr. Why not start your weekend early? The host calls the shots in this fast-paced show that proves that “Friday feels” can start on Thursday!

Details:
  • 90 minutes in length and include an intermission
  • Shows are rated PG and may not be suitable for all audiences
  • For more information, email: info@theimprovcentre.ca or call: 604-738-7013

Dates and Times: Thursdays, Doors at 6:30 pm, Show at 7:30 pm
Location: 1502 Duranleau St., Vancouver
Price: Tickets are pay-what-you-can, starting at $10

Contemporary Art Gallery

The Contemporary Art Gallery is artist-driven and audience-centered, championing art and ideas that invite us to transcend the familiar, reimagine the possible, and explore new ways of understanding ourselves, one another, and the worlds around us. The Gallery strives to be Open, Responsive, Connective, Engaged, and Equitable. 

Details:

Events at Vancouver Public Libraries
The Vancouver Public Library holds weekly events at its various branches around the city, including events tailored to children, families, and people wanting to learn new skills. VPL also offers online workshops. 

Upcoming Events Include:
Location: Online and in-person at VPL locations around Vancouver 
Cost: Free registration with VPL card 

Beaty Nocturnal
Enjoy a night at the Beaty Museum! The Beaty Nocturnal event is all-ages and admission is by donation/pay-what-you-can. This gives all members of the Vancouver community an opportunity to check out the exhibits.
Details:
  • A screening of the film Raising Big Blue will start at 5:30 in the auditorium
  •  7:00 pm - Under the Whale, part of the Half-Hour Collections Highlight

Dates: Third Thursday or each month
Hours: 5:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: 2212 Main Mall, UBC Vancouver Campus
Price: By donation/pay-what-you-can

AFDS - Cultural Teachings

The Aboriginal Cultural Worker offers basic cultural instruction to those interested in learning more about our culture.
The cultural program is available to people in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside as a first step on their road to recovery from:
  • Addiction
  • Homelessness
  • Poverty
The cultural program includes:
  • Talking circles
  • Drumming
  • Singing
  • Beadwork
  • Cedar weaving
  • Drum manufacturing
  • Well-being talking circles

Email: info@abfrontdoor.org
Phone Number: 604-697-5662
Location: 384 Main St, Vancouver

Langara College Theatre Performances

Langara College offers a captivating selection of mainstage productions and indie shows showcasing Vancouver’s latest up-and-coming talent. Professional directors and designers are hired to work on each production

Langara offers relaxed performances for individuals who may benefit from a less formal experience and casual theatre environment. Adjustments include:
  • Theatre door remaining open and the ability for patrons to exit and enter the theatre freely during the show
  • The house lights will be at half; meaning that the seating area is not as dark as a typical show
  • Bright lighting on stage will be softened
  • Sounds on stage will be reduced, including yelling from actors
  • The theatre will be at half capacity
  • Patrons may freely move around the theatre as needed
  • Communication boards and use of other technology (with the audio off) is welcome

Location: 100 West 49th Ave., Vancouver
Check out the lineup of shows via the button below.

Art Downtown
Art Downtown is an outdoor art festival held at various locations in downtown Vancouver during the summer months. You can find:
  • A diverse group of Artists creating and selling their pieces
  • Live music
  • Various workshops and instruction 

Dates: June to mid-September
Location: Lot 19, 855 West Hastings, Vancouver
Cost: Free 
Contact Information: info@vanvaf.com 604-817-6464

Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art

The Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art is a gallery with a small but exceptional collection of West Coast art. Its collection includes wood carvings, bronze works, paintings, Indigenous masks, gold jewelry and sculptures in other mediums.

Details:
  • Admission is free on the first Friday of each month from 2:00 to 5:00 pm.
  • Admission for students studying at Simon Fraser University is free every day. A valid piece of ID is required as proof of eligibility.
  • Admission is always free for gallery members and for Indigenous Peoples.

Location: 639 Hornby Street Vancouver, BC
Fall Hours: 10:00 – 5:00, closed Mondays and Tuesdays

Capture Photography Festival

The Capture Photography Festival is a public art exhibition around Vancouver and other communities. Its vision is to connect Vancouver to the world through lens-based art and provide a voice to traditionally underrepresented groups. Current installations include the Canada Line Art Program and Curl Mapped by Rebecca Bair at the Anvil Centre in New West. 

Current installations around Vancouver are open to the public. Please see the website for more information. 

Current and Upcoming Exhibitions:
  • Some Eggs - Lucas Blalock
    • ​November 23, 2023 - March 8, 2024
    • Located at Fraser St and 15th Ave

Vancouver Art Gallery: Free Nights

​The Vancouver Art Gallery hosts free evenings on the first Friday of each month. The initiative increases access to art for the entire Vancouver community and is in partnership with BMO. This provides all individuals with the opportunity to view the current exhibitions. 

Dates: First Friday of every month
Times: 4:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: Vancouver Art Gallery, 750 Hornby St., Vancouver
Cost: Free admission
Registration: Tickets are limited, registration is recommended to guarantee a spot

Firehall Arts Centre: Pay-What-You-Can Shows

The Firehall Theatre Society presents productions, exhibitions, presentations, and artistic performances that connect communities and encourage a greater understanding of Canada’s cultural pluralism. Whether you love theatre, dance, music, comedy, engaging speakers, community events, or visual art, we’ve got you covered.

Upcoming Performances:
  • ETAUPTMUMK/Two-Eyed Seeing
  • Reflections on Crooked Walking
  • Pants
  • Chelsea Hotel: The Songs of Leonard Cohen
  • Moi - Momentum of Isolation
  • And more!
Details:
  •  Tickets are sliding scale
  • Pay-what-you-can shows are held Tuesday evenings and Wednesday matinees, with tickets being released one hour before showtime
  • Feature artists from BC and across Canada
Location: 280 East Cordova St., Vancouver  

The Canadian Online Art Book Project 

The Art Canada Institute is offering open access to six new Canadian art books. The goal of this program is to provide access to Canada's art to everyone, regardless of where they are located or their familiarity with the subject matter. The books will be released over a 9-month period to celebrate and offer ways to promote, study, and enjoy Canadian art.

Six Canadian Books Offered:
  • Photography History in Canada, 1839-1989: An Illustrated History by Sarah Bassnett and Sarah Parsons
  • Halifax Art and Artists: An Illustrated History by Ray Cronin
  • Sophie Pemberton: Life & Work by Kathryn Bridge
  • Takao Tanabe: Life & Work by Ian Thom
  • Margaret Watkins: Life & Work by Mary O'Connor
  • Carl Beam: Life & Work by Anong Beam
Details:
  • Offered digitally and free of charge 
  • Available in French and English
  • The Institute has a broad online library 

Brahm's Tams Drum Circle

  • Event: Brahm's Tams Drum Circle
  • Frequency: Every sunny Tuesday night from March through September
  • Location: Third Beach, Stanley Park
  • Cost: Free
  • Description: An informal drum jam that promotes "Love of Unity, Rhythm and Community"
  • Note: Marijuana is usually smoked at the drum circle, so it may not be suitable for families.

New Chinatown Storytelling Centre

Explore the vibrant history of Vancouver's Chinatown through interactive exhibits filled with stories from the people who lived, worked, and played there. The Chinatown Storytelling Centre documents and shares the cultural stories of the Chinese Canadian community in Vancouver's Chinatown.

  • The Centre aims to honor the sacrifices and perseverance of the community's ancestors
  • Focus on resilience, sacrifice, and courage
  • Aim to inspire and shape a better future for the community
  • First permanent exhibit space dedicated to telling the stories of the Chinese Canadian journey
Phone: 604-225-0055
Location: 168 East Pender Street, Vancouver
Hours: Thursday-Monday, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
​*Ticket Prices vary based on availability*

Tightrope Theatre 

Tightrope Theatre presents weekly improv shows, improv classes, workshops, and other events. 
  • Weekly evening shows: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays​
  • Ticket prices: $15 - $20
  • Location: 2343 Main St., Vancouver 
  • Details: Some shows contain adult subject matter, please see website for more details
  • Shows are committed to upholding the values of justice, inclusion, equity, and diversity

Great Canadian Short Films

The National Film Board of Canada has a long history of award winning shorts.  These are a great source of our history and superb entertainment. 

Please click the links below to go directly to those films, or click the button to go to the NFB site and choose your own. 

  • The McGarrigle Sisters, “Log Driver’s Waltz”
  • “Remember Africville”, the little-known account of one of Nova Scotia’s independent black settlements
  • “Supreme Law”, an interactive story of Canada told from perspectives of those who have historically been underrepresented

​PHS - InterUrban Art Gallery

The InterUrban Art Gallery is a volunteer-driven community art venue that honors the Downtown Eastside's historical and cultural legacy. It provides a welcoming and accessible space for low-income artists and locals to exhibit and further their work. The gallery also offers:
  • Exceptional visual art exhibitions
  • Arts programs and seminars
  • Event space
  • Neighborhood activities
  • Multimedia exhibitions

The aim of the InterUrban Gallery is to include the local population and foster cultural exchanges, along with assisting up-and-coming artists.

Email: info@phs.ca
Phone Number: 604-683-0073
Location: 1 East Hastings St., Vancouver

CIF Art Grant

  • CIF Art Grant Overview
    • Opportunity for art supply purchase
    • Targeting mental health and substance use service consumers
    • Available for Vancouver residents
  • Grant Details
    • Amount: $85 per grant
    • Total grants: 10 per draw
    • Draws: January, April, July, and October

​Treat Show Comedy

Treat Show: weekend comedy fireworks you crave
  • Every Saturday: nine outstanding improvisers
  • Unique comedy show crafted just for you
  • Comedians with global improv experience
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The Treat Show is the perfect weekend entertainment solution to unwind and have a good laugh. Every Saturday, our lineup features nine extraordinary improvisers who come together to create a completely new comedy show tailored just for you. These talented comedians boast extensive international experience in the world of improv, and they're thrilled to call the China Cloud their home.

Location: China Cloud, 524 Main St., Vancouver 
Date & Time: 
Two shows on Saturdays - 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm
**Returning September 9th, 2023** 
Price: $20 

La Boussole - Cultural Activities

La Boussole provides a range of enjoyable activities for people of all ages. These activities encourage interactions, learning the language, and keeping in contact with francophones from all walks of life.
You are encouraged to take part in a variety of activities, including:
  • Volunteering in community gardens
  • French-English seminars
  • Writing workshops
  • Computer literacy workshops
  • Photography workshops
  • Employment aid workshops
  • DIY workshops
La Boussole also hosts traditional celebrations of:
  • Christmas
  • Halloween
  • Saint-Jean-Baptiste Come and enjoy these events!

PROVIDER PROFILE
Hours of operation: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Email: laboussole@lbv.ca
Phone Number:  604-683-7337
Location: 213 - 312 Main St, Vancouver 

TalkBD Bipolar Disorder Podcast 

  • The TalkBD Bipolar Disorder Podcast brings together global experts to discuss and answer essential questions about living with bipolar disorder.
  • The podcast includes researchers, people with lived experience, healthcare providers, and top bipolar disorder experts.
  • TalkBD's first episode was released in early 2020 during the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Since then, it has become a top resource for people living with bipolar disorder and their loved ones, generating substantial interest and engagement.

Voices of the Street Podcast

  • The 2021 Voices of the Street anthology is titled "INSIDE we are all the same".
  • The anthology is featured in a special podcast series that includes:
    • Interviews with writers
    • Personal reflections on how lived experiences intersect with the themes of the text
  • The Voices of the Street podcast is a six-part series for Below the Radar.
  • It is curated and hosted by participants of Megaphone's Speakers Bureau.
  • The podcast offers a new perspective on Voices of the Street.

Bard On The Beach

Bard on the Beach is an acclaimed Shakespearean theatre festival that takes place at SEN̓ÁKW/Vanier Park. Performances take place in an open-air theatre with the ocean, mountains, and skyline in the background. Enjoy both classic and contemporary productions. 

Current features include:
  • As You Like It
  • Julius Caesar
  • Henry V
  • Goblin: Macbeth

Dates: June - September
Location: SEN̓ÁKW/Vanier Park, Vancouver 
Cost: Ticket prices vary 
Accessibility: VocalEye live-audio description available

​Jokes Please! - Fridays at Cambrian Hall

Jokes Please! is a weekly stand-up comedy show in Mount Pleasant. It features comedians from Just For Laughs, Comedy Central, and The Debaters.
  • The show has been running for 10 years.
  • You can attend a show every Friday in a warm indie theatre.
  • Past performances have received praise, with The Georgia Straight calling it "Hilarious".
Don't miss out on the opportunity to enjoy excellent laughs at this venue.

DATE&TIME
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LOCATION
Cambrian Hall, 215 E. 17, Vancouver
COST
​Advance Tickets: $16 + fees. Door Tickets: $20

Free Monthly Poetry Series

Lunch Poems at SFU is a monthly poetry celebration in a relaxed and casual atmosphere. Everyone is invited to lunch on words and feel their souls, just bring your curiosity, open mind, and a love of words. 
  • Everyone is welcome to join and enjoy poetry, regardless of their familiarity with it.
  • To stay up-to-date with future Lunch Poems events, sign up for the Lunch Poems @ SFU email list. 

Upcoming Performances:
  • November 15, 2023:
    • T. Liem - Author of Slows: Twice and OBITS
    • Chris Turnbull - Author of Continua and [untitled ] in own
  • December 20, 2023:
    • Ted Byrne - Author of Beautiful Lies, Duets: Sonnets: Louise Labé: Guido Cavalcanti, Tracery, and more
    • Catriona Strang - Author of Unfuckable Lardass, Reveries of a Solitary Biker, Corked, and Low Fancy

​Dates: Third Wednesday of each month
Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Location: Teck Gallery, 515 West Hastings St., Vancouver
Note: Some events are held online, check website to confirm details. ​
Email: poetry@sfu.ca

Theatre In Video

Online access to hundreds of the world’s most important plays, documentaries, interviews, and instructional materials in more than 800 hours of streaming video.

All you need is a Vancouver Public Library card!

MEC Free Documentary Series

Watch three Canadian adventurers share their unique lived experiences with wild spaces in this documentary series. The adventurers share their adventures, including:
  • Riding across Canada from coast to coast to coast on a fixed gear bicycle
  • Ticking off a truly unique bucket list
The series is created by three of Canada's leading documentary filmmakers and features raw, genuine portraits of how the outdoors inspires and challenges us. The series focuses on personal triumphs and incredible feats.

Virtual Tour of Burrard Arts Foundation Gallery

*Note: The BAF closed its doors on October 28, 2023*
​​
Experience the Burrard Arts Foundation Gallery virtually and all of its exhibits without leaving your home. BAF's Gallery, exhibitions, and programming are welcoming and accessible to all.

All of BAF’s projects and programming are designed to connect with the broadest possible cross-section of the Vancouver community, prioritizing low-barrier, inclusive modes of arts presentation, with a keen focus on subject matter that sparks conversations related to urbanism, social justice and cultural identity. 

Details: 
  • Access the Gallery for free and at anytime
  • View in Virtual Reality (VR)​

We Live Here: West End Audio Tour for Covid 19 Times

Whether you'd like to walk this 1 1/2 hour audio tour or listen to the sections from home, these interesting stories about the West End told by various Vancouverites are worth your time.

E-Books and Magazines from The Vancouver Public Library

​If you have a Vancouver library card, you can access e-books and magazines from around the world - on your computer, tablet, or phone. This means there is no waitlist!
​
 The Vancouver Public Library has compiled a list of popular e-books that are available now.

You can also read digital magazines on-the-go with the Libby app. Tip for power users: use the "read the articles" mode to easily view individual articles.

CBC Canadian Videos

​National Arts Centre
​National Arts Centre (website/Facebook)
​Stream free theatre, dance, music, storytelling, talks and workshops as part of #CanadaPerforms.

Virtual Museum Tours

Stuck at Home? These 12 Famous Museums Offer Virtual Tours You Can Take on Your Couch (Video)
Be sure to also check out our Music & Movies events.