A professional cellist decides to walk the Camino—a 600-mile journey across northern Spain—carrying his cello on his back.

Colourful look behind the scenes in this tale of an artist and a researcher.

Tales of the cats of Istanbul

A year of pruning, planting, watering and harvesting in a Dutch estate kitchen garden.

A group of Tibetans villagers leave their village to make a 1200 km "bowing pilgrimage" to Lhasa, continuing a further 1000 km to the "holy mountain" of Kailash, laying their bodies flat on the ground every few steps.

The VQFF program called Lovesong a story about two women “on the edge of something exciting,” but the most enjoyable parts of the film were the little things.

So many more tunes from the beautiful Happy Valley.

Geist contributor Connie Kuhns has been named first runner-up in the Los Angeles Review Literary Awards for Creative Non-Fiction!

Kicking things off with songs in the woods and very good vibes.

See the results of Mairs' unscientific study, and find out the difference between "back east" and "down east."

I head south to Oregon for a second year of camping, eating and listening at the Pickathon music festival - folk, rock, world and much more.

Multitude of musical offerings in Vancouver.

Psych rock fest comes to Vancouver starting June 16th.

Announcing the longlist for the 12th Annual Literal Literary Postcard Story Contest!

Announcing the shortlist for the 11th Annual Literal Literary Postcard Story Contest!

Extreme sport meets artistry in this portrait of Ellen Brennan, one of the preeminent wingsuit BASE jumpers in the world.

The best, most original and strangest flavour combinations in BC's craft distilling scene.

Irina Kovalyova, Anakana Schofield, Raoul Fernandes and Caroline Adderson are finalists for BC Book Prizes, and Carellin Brooks is a finalist for a Publishing Triangle Award.

A revealing doc about the pioneers of an art revolution which is now so ubiquitous that its history is often forgotten.

A genuinely idiosyncratic sound and video art performance where versions of the past and future collide.

An epic, bombastic combination of melodic noise and wild physicality as Godspeed You! Black Emperor meets Holy Body Tattoo

A low-key theatrical exploration of what we can get from conversations with strangers and unexpected interactions.

Alberto Manguel, longtime Geist contributor, has been named director of the National Library of Argentina!

The phrase "h.t.d.," seemingly a code for sex, appears frequently in A Celtic Temperament, a recently published collection of Robertson Davies' diaries.

Congratulations to Deirdre Dore, whose story, “The Wise Baby," has won the 2015 Journey Prize!

45 Years is a film about things that have been buried and all but forgotten, and what happens when they are brought into the light once again.

A fascinating documentary that takes us inside the dual lives of a 52-year-old man who is barely hanging onto his dreams in New York City.