Get the best of Vancouver in your inbox, every Tuesday and Thursday. Sign up for our free newsletter. Tom Stern, the filmmaker behind the new Butthole Surfers documentary, premiering Monday at the Rio, has described the Texas–spawned agitators as "one of the most mind blowing live bands ever". In an interview with the Straight, he notes, "Their shows were legendary
The Georgia Straight is a prominent arts, entertainment, and current affairs publication in Vancouver, Canada. Established in 1967, it has become the go-to source for locals and visitors alike to stay informed about the city's vibrant cultural scene, events, and happenings.
As a comprehensive guide to Vancouver's arts and entertainment landscape, The Georgia Straight covers a wide range of topics, including music, theater, film, dining, nightlife, and more. It provides in-depth coverage of local and regional cultural events, festivals, and exhibitions, ensuring readers are always up-to-date on the latest offerings.
Beyond entertainment, The Georgia Straight delves into important societal issues, offering thought-provoking articles and analyses on topics such as politics, housing, community affairs, and the city's diverse cultural landscape. It serves as a platform for exploring the complexities and nuances that shape Vancouver's identity.
The Georgia Straight's readership consists of a diverse audience, including arts enthusiasts, culture vultures, foodies, families, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the city's pulse. Its long-standing relationships with various communities and sponsorship of cultural festivals have solidified its position as a trusted voice in Vancouver.
While primarily a print publication, The Georgia Straight also maintains an online presence, allowing readers to access its content digitally and stay connected with the latest news and events.