Local Arts

“Bernard Kirby, a loveable loser with a passion for video games and classic films, moves back into his parents’ home following the breakup of his unlikely marriage to Stephanie Hansen.

This year’s Sunshine Coast Art Crawl will be the biggest in its eight-year history, featuring 165 venues, with 63 of them becoming part of the three-day event for the first time.

Don MacKenzie of the Sunshine Coast Credit Union presents a cheque to Sheenah Main (left) and Nell Burns of the Sunshine Coast Arts Council. The sponsorship is to support the Council’s Art and the Documentary Sunday Film Series.

Gibsons Public Art Gallery

Hospice Society

Sechelt Arts Festival

Last Saturday’s concert by Valerie-Anne Rutter was greatly enjoyed by many music lovers in the beautiful atmosphere and excellent acoustic quality of St. Bartholomew's Church in Gibsons.

Art Crawl Art lovers and the art-curious get to indulge to this weekend in the glorious three-day binge that is the Sunshine Coast Art Crawl. It’s bigger than ever this year, with 165 venues from Langdale to Earls Cove.

The Sechelt Arts Festival kicked off this year with the circus Satio, which played to sold-out audiences Friday Oct. 5 and Sunday Oct. 7 at the shíshálh Nation Longhouse. Here, an ensemble of Satio fools takes a bow.

For the fifth year Powell River artists load up their art and travel south to the Lower Sunshine Coast to join approximately 165 studios in the eighth annual Sunshine Coast Art Crawl, Oct. 19 to 21.