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There’s only so much one can do with music limited to the 17th and 18th centuries, but artistic director Marc Destrubé does his best each year to put music from hundreds of years into a modern perspective.

The festival returned to fully in-person programming for the first time since 2020 with more than 100 screenings, 20 of which were sold-out

Grammy nominee Billy Currington, rising star Lainey Wilson and two-time Juno Award nominee Jade Eagleson are the latest Sunfest headliners

Peterson has nearly 12 million followers on social media, where he often stirs up controversy as a staunch opponent of what he considers “woke” culture

Not a star player, the North Vancouver teen instead stood out as a constant creative

The Village Choir, which will perform publicly for the first time on Saturday night, formed nearly three years ago, with close to 100 members involved at its peak.

In playwright Yvette Nolan’s The Unplugging, on stage this month, storytelling is paramount, says director Reneltta Arluk.

Bodytraffic is making its local debut Feb. 10 and 11, bringing a pair of mixed repertoire productions to town under the Dance Victoria banner.

Our Arts reporter's top picks for the week ahead: Dune Rats get loud at Wicket Hall; Victoria Symphony highlights musical genius; punk band Choke returns to Victoria.