The Granville Island secure bike lock-up is on the road again from May 18th to September 30th! Located on Old Bridge Street, right behind the brewery, roll your bike (e-bike, […]
Les Grande Dames is an assemblage of figures depicting women as distinct entities. Artist Debra Sloan's objective has been to add her visual voice to those who have been and […]
Have you ever thought you could write a movie better than the actual writer could? Get your chance with Summer Blockbuster! In this show, our improvisers recreate some of your […]
This is our annual exhibition dedicated to abstract and semi-abstract art. In a visual explosion of colour, texture, lines and layers, artists explore the abstract realm with dynamic compositions.
Celebrate the works of Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) with EMV’s Artist-in-Residence Alon Sariel, members of the Baroque Orchestra Mentorship Programme, and PBO concertmaster Chloe Meyers in this free outdoor concert on […]
The CCBC is proud to host an immersive VR viewing of Dance:Craft, our collaboration with Joe Ink about craft materiality and dance. The event will occur on July 27&28 at […]
Vancouver Pride Society – Granville Island Lounge August 1-4 Ocean Artworks – 1531 Johnston St. Lounge Hours: Thursday & Friday: 5pm-2am, Saturday & Sunday 12pm-2am From Thursday to Sunday, Ocean Artworks will be transformed into a Pride Lounge, featuring nightly events, and programming for all ages during the weekend days. Schedule: One Night Stand-Up - […]
Birdhouse Pride Fest - August 2-4 Building 35 – 1457 Anderson St. Event Hours: Friday & Saturday 9pm-2am, Sunday 3pm-8pm & 9pm-2am The Birdhouse’s Pride Festival will transform Building 35, (the covered parking lot at 1457 Anderson St.) into a dance club for three days of activations on Granville Island. Their other festival site is […]
Serena Steel's exhibition, q̓emxwéqsem (to tie a knot at the end of your thread), celebrates the intricate art of hand-stitching, embodying meticulous craftsmanship reminiscent of traditional Secwépemc practices such as […]
CMHC-Granville Island would like to acknowledge that we are located on the traditional territory of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations.
