Local Arts

This year's Young People's Art Show is on display at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre in Sechelt. This annual event highlights artwork from local schools.

As part of its Arts Café series,the Gibsons Public Art Gallery presents an afternoon concert with the Sunshine Brass.This group of five led by John Fred-erickson represents some of the Coast's best brass players.

Six friends arrive at a Secret Cove cabin in the woods to hold a pre-wedding celebration. But something is a bit off, tension ramps up, and when the guests begin to die mysteriously, one by one, the fun turns to horror.

Jungle cries filled the room at Christenson Village care home: a rattling, quacking, trilling array of birds and creatures that one hears every day in the forest that surrounds the Lacandon Maya, a tribe living near Chiapas, southern Mexico.

Youthful dancers of the Coast's DSdanse company are looking forward to a huge and exciting opportunity next year. They have been invited to go to Belgium on a student exchange in August 2015.

Artists Marlene Lowden and Christy Sverre are the right fit for a combination show at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre, titled Respond and Reflect.

One of the Lower Mainland's favourite men's choirs makes its Sunshine Coast début at the Raven's Cry Theatre in Sechelt next Sunday, April 13, at 2 p.m.

From Monday, April 7, to Friday, April 25, Festival 2014, the Sunshine Coast Festival of the Performing Arts, takes place.

The Pender Harbour Music Society is proud to present Terence Tam and Lorraine Min in what promises to be a wonderful afternoon of music next Sunday, April 13. Min has impressed audiences worldwide with her artistic brilliance and virtuosity.

J.B. MacKinnon, author of the bestseller The 100-Mile Diet will be at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre in Sechelt next Saturday, April 5, to read from his new work The Once and Future World.