Jessica Yeandle-Hignell lives and works in Vancouver. Her artistic practice moves between object-making, digital environments, and sequential drawings. Across these forms, she looks at how imagination can help people get through unstable times. Her work […]
The Cavernous is a heavy psychedelic electronic duo featuring a wall of synthesizers, sequencers, samplers and includes a live drummer on an electronic drum kit. Their sound is akin to NIN, Massive Attack and Mogwai’s […]
Emily Woods delivers raunchy, filthy comedy with a whole lotta heart, channelling the energy of fun, loud, silly women while admitting she grew up thinking Hannah Montana and Raven Baxter were the greatest comedians of […]
Chrissy Cheung was born into a large traditional Chinese family in Toronto. As a girl, she became interested in art at the age of seven. This art form reflected her personality as it mirrored her […]
Kendall Clark practices what she calls “uncomfortably revealing” comedy—conventional set-up-punchline structure applied to deeply bizarre personal experiences she’s unafraid to dissect onstage. Influenced early by Judy Blume and Bill Watterson alongside George Carlin’s sprawling career […]
Vancouver’s Sunday Morning returns with their most immediate and emotionally resonant single to date, “Carry the Sky,” a sweeping meditation on love, loss, and the enduring weight of memory. Led by frontman Bruce Wilson, the […]
Zac Young builds his comedy on contrast—establishing a baseline before attacking the stage with purposefully disorderly delivery wrapped around bare-bones writing, creating what he describes as untangling Christmas lights where the bright spots are known […]
Natural Pastures Cheese Company has become a quiet anchor of Canada’s artisan food scene, producing award-winning cheeses from its longtime factory on Vancouver Island. Anyssa, the General Manager at Natural Pastures Cheese Company in Courtenay, […]
Chef Gus of Published on Main has spent 17 years in Vancouver refining a culinary voice shaped by an unlikely journey—from running an Old Spaghetti Factory dishpit at 16 in Winnipeg to stages at Michelin-starred […]
It was a great relief to her handlers that Lizzie “Bullseye” McCorquodale is considering retiring from Control. It was her mad skills as a creative genius that catapulted her to fame & fortune, but seriously […]
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