On August 27, the Hollywood Theatre hosted its inaugural short film festival. The event gathered an eclectic lineup of UBC alumni and current students, alongside other Vancouver-based artists, all showing films that had rarely or never screened publicly.
The second International Conference on Forest Therapy was held from August 9–11, hosted in the UBC Forest Sciences Centre with additional outdoor sessions taking place in the UBC Botanical Garden, Pacific Spirit Regional Park and throughout the UBC Vancouver campus.
What Vancouver does better than Seoul is this: it offers safety without having to fight for it on the day of the event. What Seoul does better than Vancouver is harder to name, but it has something to do with clarity.
Founded in 1970, Early Music Vancouver (EMV) has grown from a small collective of enthusiasts into one of the city’s most distinctive cultural institutions.
The event spanned mediums and modes of engagement featuring two film screenings, a collaborative discussion among community members and scholars and breakout sessions where audience members contributed their own reflections.