Page 2 - Prussian Hall News Today

Li Keur: Riel’s Heart of the North, opening at Manitoba Opera this fall, marks an important moment in the evolution of Indigenous-led opera in Canada

The line between audience and stage has never been so malleable.That was my thinking when I was sitting—and dancing, and drinking, and Hustle-ing—at the Russian Hall this past April while experiencing (because merely “watching” is definitely not the right word) Kat Single-Dain’s Disco Inferno.For those who didn’t happen to catch one of the performances last month, Disco

We talked with Kat Single-Dain, creator of Disco Inferno and artistic executive director of Dusty Flowerpot, about the extravaganza.

Improv, disco, live music, and more

A decade documenting the womens music scene on Co-Op Radio reveals Rubymusic book.

A decade documenting the womens music scene on Co-Op Radio reveals Rubymusic book.

Oh, what fun! The weekend has returned!

Weirdos Holiday Market at the Russian Hall showcases unconventional gift ideas ranging from the delightfully quirky to the downright macabre.

The holiday season is upon us, and here are some markets and craft fairs across the Lower Mainland to keep your gift shopping local.

Members of the Russian Community Centre in Kitsilano are reeling after a case of vandalism as many of them have friends and relatives who have been displaced by Russias invasion of Ukraine, says the centres board chair.