The Racial Equity Screen Office (RSEO) hosts the 4th annual East by Northwest (EXNW) summit in Vancouver, bringing together leading executives, creators, investors, policymakers, and innovators from Canada and across Asia-Pacific.
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Enjoy a lineup of free entertainment this July and August in Burnaby at Summer Stages in Confederation Park (starting July 14), and Summer Cinema at Civic Square and Confederation Park (starting August 14).
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A crowdfunding campaign has launched in support of a new documentary feature film that will highlight the growing community behind North America’s only regular comedy show dedicated to trans women.
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Gather at sunset on Tuesdays for free outdoor movies in Stanley Park, with screenings of some favourite films on a massive 40ft screen in the meadow on the edge of the city.
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Polygon Gallery presents free summer outdoor movies with an all sports theme on the waterfront in North Vancouver June 25 to August 27, 2026 during their popular Deckchair Cinema series.
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The 25th edition of the DOXA Documentary Film Festival (April 30 to May 10, 2026) showcases 40 features and 29 short or mid-length films, including 27 Canadian films alongside international films from 41 countries.
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Starwalker, the highly-anticipated dramatic musical feature from award-winning Indigenous writer, director and composer Corey Payette, will begin its theatrical run in Vancouver with screenings at The Cultch’s Vancity Culture Lab this month.
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The 21st annual Gender Equity in Media Festival (GEMFest) features 35 films from 13 countries all screening at the VIFF Centre from March 5 to 8, 2026.
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On the final day of Fan Expo Vancouver (February 16th) a vampiric lineup of Twilight cast members will attend a special screening at the Rio Theatre.
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Be transformed by storytelling and movement through the many workshops, conversations, and performances at Matriarchs Uprising, an Indigenous women-led festival February 16-21, 2026.
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