Host Cory Weeds of the Cellar Jazz Society, featuring a stellar line-up of local jazz musicians in an improvised evening of music. The Jam is open to musicians of all ages.

FREE Tickets available at the Box Office "Day of show only, 5pm onward" on a first come, first serve basis.

Enjoy an evening with Jarvis, Soul singer, producer & frontman of The Philosopher Kings

Enjoy an evening with Jarvis, Soul singer, producer & frontman of The Philosopher Kings

Celebrate the holiday season with Lache Cercel and Roma Jazz with special guest.

Songs and music from around the world coming together to celebrate the season.

The Vancouver Tap Dance Society - Winter Rhythms Showcase 2022 It's gotten cold, fast. But, we will get you all warm and fuzzy! It doesn't stay cold for long when you've got a building full of Tap Dancers. Come by, see what we've been up to and let us dance for you. Nothing rings in the holidays like the jingle of taps on a the stage

Presented by Cellar Jazz and the Shadbolt Centre

This concert is a rare opportunity to listen to two active concert pianists who rarely perform outside their own countries: YoonYoung Choi (Korea) and Gen Segawa (Japan). The eclectic program features new work by Vancouver composer Rufus Lin, familiar concert works by Beethoven, Chopin and Ravel. as well as a charming four-hands duet by Debussy.Offering fresh and accomplished interpretations of established classical music for the piano, these two talented and experienced East Asian artists present a concert not to be missed.

“Mysticssippi” blues man Harry Manx has been called an “essential link” between the music of East and West, creating musical short stories that wed the tradition of the Blues with the depth of classical Indian ragas. He has created a unique sound that is hard to forget and deliciously addictive to listen to.

Sandra Playwright: Laura Di Cicco

Inspired by a true story, Sandra is a contemporary, fantasy drama about a courageous woman, who seeks closure to the violence in her life, and to the relationship with her mother. She finds guidance through the spirit of a childhood acquaintance, who leads the woman to a place of peace. At her elementary school, Monica encounters Sandra, who discloses a painful secret to Monica. While the two girls barely spoke in elementary school, Sandra’s experience created a deep impact on Monica for the rest of her life. Later in life, Monica loses her own mother, and struggles to reconcile her life and the complicated relationship the two of them shared. Through a series of flashbacks, we discover Monica’s own painful past with violence and rape. Guided by Sandra, Monica is able to move forward with her own life.

Sitting on the Edge Playwright: Celeste Insell

After a long bout of “writer’s block” Clarisse is finally writing again, but she now finds herself writing a play that is semi-autobiographical. She is finding the play difficult to write because she is forced to revisit some very painful memories; and her train of thought is constantly being interrupted by her alter ego Mavis who prefers that she write a comedy.

Parifam Playwright: Aki Yaghoubi Director: Panthea Vatandoost

Detached from family and friends, Parifam Mana draws and paints in her private studio—a place where memory and inspiration are in a continuous battle. Parifam’s world is turned upside down when her childhood friend Ramak re-enters her life. Parifam and Ramak grapple with the hidden truths that linger in their past—soon to be revealed in an exhibition at a museum they built together.

Playwright: Aki Yaghoubi Director: Panthea Vatandoost

ReZonance Playwright: Yvonne Wallace | Ucwalmicw

Mixy is invited to a meeting to plan an Indigenous retreat based on land pedagogy. She was invited because of her previous language revitalization work. The problem wasn’t that she lacked skill or ability, the problem was her unwillingness to be treated anything less than equal. A mixed-race tragicomedy.

Surrender Playwright: Jessie Liang

A group of twenty-somethings navigate life, transitions, and friendship in the face of unimaginable loss. This witty and acerbic coming-of-age tale is an exploration of the different ways we deal with grief, together and apart.

Saturday, February 4th is headlined by alto saxophonist Jesse Davis with The Spike Wilner Trio, Lezlie Harrison & her group, and tenor saxophone phenom Seamus Blake with the Vancouver Jazz Orchestra.

Saturday, February 4th is headlined by alto saxophonist Jesse Davis with The Spike Wilner Trio, Lezlie Harrison & her group, and tenor saxophone phenom Seamus Blake with the Vancouver Jazz Orchestra.

Sunday, February 5th features performances by pianist Miki Yamanaka with Mark Turner and The Generations Quartet featuring the daughter/father combo of clarinetist Virginia MacDonald and tenor saxophonist Kirk MacDonald.