Mood Swing (June 16-22, 2026)
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Check out some indie movies, appreciate a new artist, or hunt for new treasures at the city’s biggest garage sale. Keep reading for Vancouver’s hottest arts and culture events of the week!
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SAD Again: Bebop Tattoo Shop
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Nostalgia is present everywhere, and Whitney Brennan sums that up perfectly in her profile of “Bebop Ink”. Having previously explored the art of tattoos during her Masters in Art History, she dives deeper into a tattooist’s ability to work meaningful memories onto their clients’ skin, creating a sense of permanence.
Read MoreMood Swing (June 9-15, 2026)
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Mood Swing may be on a day but it’s still offering up the same list of the city’s hottest and cheapest arts and culture events all summer long! This week features a comedy show for singles, a Philippine Independence Day drag show and so much more.
Read MoreCosmic Forecast: June 2026
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A social and lighthearted month filled with connection, celebration and summer fun. While the energy encourages indulgence and saying all the right things, this month closes with important reminders around finances, grounding and staying true to what’s real beneath the surface.
Read MoreMood Swing (May 28-June 3, 2026)
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Start your Vancouver summer off right with this week’s list of the city’s most engaging, inspiring and unique arts and culture events! Get involved at an anti-FIFA art build, refresh your wardrobe at a clothing swap or bounce at a high energy hyperpop rave.
Read MoreMood Swing (May 21-27, 2026)
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Start your summer off right with a heartbreak art show, a special Asian Heritage Month film screening and the year’s biggest flea market. Keep reading for five low cost arts and culture events this week in Vancouver!
Read MoreSAD Again: Star Struck
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If you have ever looked to the stars for advice— perhaps even watched one too many ‘this is what your star sign says about you’ videos, like me– you are bound to take something from Alice Fleerackers’ “Star Struck”, published in SAD’s 24th Issue: Space.
Read MoreFrom Pages to Stages: Rafeed Elahi Chowdhury
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Author Rafeed Elahi Chowdhury reflects on their journey from magazine writer to live performer while preparing for the Surrey Muse May showcase, exploring how audience connection reshaped their storytelling.
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