Holiday Indigenous Craft Fair at the Longhouse
The First Nations House of Learning is hosting an Indigenous Community Holiday Craft Fair on Thursday, December 7th, from 3–5pm at Sty-Wet-Tan Great Hall. The UBC community is invited to attend this […]
University Singers & Oriana
University Singers Graeme Langager conductor Oriana Conductor TBA The award-winning UBC Choirs presents a powerful program of music featuring the beautiful voices of the University Singers, Choral Union, and Vox and […]
Paper-making Workshop
Craft your own unique greeting cards this season while uncovering the art and science of traditional paper-making and the latest in bio-based materials to enhance paper characteristics! Engage in this […]
University Singers & Choral Union
University Singers Graeme Langager conductor UBC Choral Union Hyejung Jun conductor The award-winning UBC Choirs presents a powerful program of music featuring the beautiful voices of the University Singers, Choral Union, and […]
Diversity in Storytelling and in Newsrooms: Have We Smashed the Glass Ceiling?
The UBC School of Journalism, Writing, and Media (JWAM) is pleased to present a talk and Q&A with Jason Pires, Co-Anchor of Global News Morning, on Thursday, November 23, 2023, from […]
Light up Lee Square
For one night, Lee Square transforms into a playful plaza of fun for all-ages with glow in the dark seesaws and swings, live music, gourmet hot chocolate, and more! Dress […]
UBC Bands
Concert Winds Jaelem Bhate conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble Robert Taylor conductor UBC Bands is distinguished by their high level of performance, creative thematic programming, and commitment to contemporary music through commissions, premieres, […]
Concord Floral by Jordan Tannahill
Prepare to be captivated by acclaimed playwright Jordan Tannahill’s suspenseful and stylishly structured play, Concord Floral, onstage at the Frederic Wood Theatre, November 22–December 2. UBC Theatre and Film’s 2023/2024 […]
Japan’s Role in Indo-Pacific Security
Facing an ever-intensifying security environment and rapidly shifting diplomatic and economic landscapes in the Indo-Pacific region, Japan aims to minimize the risks of an armed conflict while maximizing opportunities for […]
The UBC Museum of Anthropology: A Collection Fit for the Nation(s)
Dr. Anthony Shelton is Professor of Art History, Visual Art, and Theory; and former Director of the Museum of Anthropology. Dr. Shelton’s interests include Latin American, Iberian and African visual […]
