Local Arts

Gibsons Public Art Gallery (GPAG) has launched a submission call, open to all artists, for an ongoing virtual community exhibition to share any creativity that has arisen from our current experience of social distancing due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dozens of new entertainment venues have suddenly sprung up across the Sunshine Coast as musicians shift to online performances from the isolation of their living rooms, thanks to COVID-19.

This spring, bring the museum and all of its amazing stories into your home.

Making art is a pursuit that inherently calls for a kind of social distancing. Visual artists, writers, musicians and actors often need to work on their own, so the regimen of isolation is a familiar one.

Senior dancers from the Coast Academy of Dance recently participated in the second annual production of Collaboration.

A Sunshine Coast artist has stepped up to help both the local arts community and those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic – and she’s hoping other creators also find ways to support local businesses and causes.

As our older seniors will remind you, “at least the pubs were open during The War.

Pandemic precautions have muted the Shout Out youth arts show at Gibsons Public Art Gallery, which is closed until further notice.

The new exhibit at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre in Sechelt is a striking contrast to the previous show at the centre’s Doris Crowston Gallery, which was a selection of works by Roberts Creek painter Maurice Spira, spanning the nightmarish to the wa

Arts and entertainment organizations on the Sunshine Coast are responding with closures, event cancellations and postponements due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and those that remain in operation say they are exercising caution and monitoring daily devel