Pedicab tours of Victoria are as much about the journeys we narrate as the physical ones we take
While there won’t be a sand-sculpting competition, the festival will include a variety of activities
Jess Gibbard got into voice coaching to “provide the service that was lacking” in an affordable way
Popular parade, taking place July 9, has a new route this year
Gareth Gaudin has turned each decade of his life into comic magic
Lydia Toorenburgh / Riel Deadly said a two-spirit Elder inspired them to transform their drag art into a reflection of two-spirit identity
Kaneki’s work is resonant to the tattoo and wood carving that influenced him deeply when he lived in Japan
Marketing pro-turned-entrepreneur makes creating quizzes a living
Books by local authors to enjoy this summer
More than 65 groups are represented, showcasing dance, food, clothing and more
Market and annual “battle” between mainland and island baronies takes place May 27
Canada’s oldest Chinatown celebrates enduring contributions to the community at May 28 festival
AfriCa Fest’s Pulcherie Mboussi uses dance, music and food to bring together small but diverse African community
Co-founder and event director Trevor Woodland talks to MM about current guitar trends
High tea, gardens, annual art tours and more
With Vernon leaving Pacific Opera, Friends of Timothy gala celebrates 43 years of excellence and Vernon’s role in bringing opera to Victoria
Passing the baton: Pacific Opera mentors a new generation of musical leadership through program
Dick explores Residential School legacies, urban Indigeneity, and the healing power of art through deeply personal paintings, carvings and music.
Really folks, what could go wrong?
Digital artists are teaming up with Arts BC to put on “Exploring Canadian Art Through AI” public workshops in April
