Local Arts

Christy Sverre (pictured) and three other artists – Jen Drysdale, Carole LaFave and Judy Pollock – are holding an Easter weekend exhibition and sale they’re calling the BIG little Art Show, featuring dozens of smaller works in various media.

Driftwood Theatre School is back with another rollicking musical fairytale mashup by Steph DeFerie: Mother Goose Is Eaten By Werewolves. This family-friendly comedy showcases 36 talented local actors between the ages of five and 16.

Creating homes for the homeless will get a boost April 25 when Steve Bell, well-known Canadian recording artist and advocate for justice in Canadian society, performs at Sechelt’s Raven’s Cry Theatre to raise funds for RainCity Housing.

Spring? Yes! And fast approaches the performance of the Suncoast Concert Band on Sunday, April 28. You could assume the concert would be the high point of the player’s season. Not so.

Sechelt Hospital Foundation is honoured to feature the works of three Art of Healing contributing artists in front of the Laboratory and Rehab departments at Sechelt Hospital for the month of April.

When it’s said that an artwork is done in “paint on board,” it usually refers to a created image on a flat piece of wood. But Sunshine Coast illustrator and muralist Ben Tour has given the term a new twist – spray-paint on skateboards.

• The diversely talented Ord family has a few things going at the Gumboot Café in Roberts Creek on Friday, April 12.

Festival of the Performing Arts

The Sunshine Coast women’s a cappella singing group Arbutus Sounds Chorus is putting it all on the line once again as they head into competition in the Lower Mainland.

Daniel Kingsbury Music for Youth