Raising our voices

Discover Opera Mariposa’s tenth annual Benefit + Awareness event

DISCOVER

Making opera accessible

Live the music at home, online, and around the world

SAFETY PLAN: As a disability-led and run company, Opera Mariposa recognizes that maintaining a robust and transparent Covid-19 policy is critical not only to public health and workplace safety, but to fostering equitable and accessible spaces. Read about our safety measures here.

What’s On

Check out our current programming

Video thumbnail of an artistically lit Chinese Canadian woman holding a rose, with vintage text reading, Chi il bel sogno di Doretta - Jacqueline Ko featuring Maria Hwa Yeong Jung
Against a light pink background of music notes, a graphic depicts a cutout photo of a white femme-presenting human mid-performance. Text reads, Adieu, notre petite table - Mariposa's Opera Treats.
A rainbow graphic includes seven headshots depicting individuals of an array of races, gender presentations and body types. Text reads, Making Opera Accessible during the pandemic and beyond: an online panel in English and ASL. www.operamariposa.com. In the corner are text-based logos for Opera Mariposa, Creative BC and the City of Vancouver.

What’s On

Check out our current productions and programming.

An artistically lit Asian Canadian woman in a black sequin dress holds a vintage microphone, surrounded by mist. A vintage font reads, Opera Mariposa's Benefit and Awareness Campaign 2022 - May 1-June 1, 2022. Music, videos, artwork, shopping, prizes. Every gift is triple-matched up to our fundraising goal! Benefit.OperaMariposa.com or text Mariposa to 1-855-202-2100. No purchase needed to enter or win; odds of winning depend on number of entries received. To honour the May 12th International Awareness Day for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) and Fibromyalgia (FM), 100% of proceeds support the ME & FM Society of BC.
Against a light peach background with music notes, Opera Mariposa performers Lyndon Ladeur, Jacqueline Ko and Robin Hahn are shown performing. A logo shaped like a white cloud and a black music note says, Mariposa's Opera Treats.
A rainbow graphic includes seven headshots depicting individuals of an array of races, gender presentations and body types. Text reads, Making Opera Accessible during the pandemic and beyond: an online panel in English and ASL. www.operamariposa.com. In the corner are text-based logos for Opera Mariposa, Creative BC and the City of Vancouver..

Who we are

Disability-led and run, and making opera for everyone. Discover what Mariposa is all about.

OUR STORY

Thank you to our sponsors

We’re grateful for all those helping to sustain the arts in these unprecedented times.

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