Performances set for Friday, Oct. 1, and Saturday, Oct. 2
The show goes until Oct. 1
Exhibit recognizes 'atrocities of Indian Residential School era… symbolizes ongoing reconcilitation'
Dates changed for two events, one postponed
Concerts to be held at Qualicum Beach Community Hall
The Gallery @ Weird Church is a new initiative in Cumberland's iconic red-roofed building.
The lineup includes a variety of genres, including bluegrass, cuban-soul, country and folk-pop
Penticton Art Gallery's newest exhibit celebrates the area's iconic landmarks
The work of Canadian Surrealist artist Leo Labelle is on display until Sept. 25
Shows an exploration of possibilities with pastel, printmaking and plein air works
Seventh annual event hosted by the Abbotsford Arts Council
Warren Steven Scott's new collection of clothing and accessories launched in Toronto
Kaleden resident Karla Avendaño's Hathor: Goddess of Many Things opens Sept. 24
Five people with diverse art backgrounds to review proposals and sit on selection panels
Artists such as Lorraine Min, Stewart Goodyear, Alexander Weimann on the roster
COVID-19 closed the theatre last November, major renovations undertaken as the show goes on today
Evening event will take place at Clarke Foundation Theatre
COVID-19 closed the theatre last November, major renovations undertaken as the show goes on today
New school is a partnership between SD79 and Adagé Studio
Festivals have been one of the things community members missed out on during the lengthy COVID-19 pandemic. Thankfully, as certain restrictions have eased, in-person festivals are permitted. The organizers of the Haig-Brown Festival couldn't be happier to be welcoming the public back to the banks of the Campbell River to celebrate community and the legacy of the Haig-Brown family. "We are making sure that this year is really special," explains Ken Blackburn who manages the Festival on behalf of the Museum at Campbell River. "There are tons of new features, and we have maintained important elements such as the City of Campbell River's Stewardship Awards."
