Local Arts

A little bluegrass mixed with some Coastal favourites will provide a great evening of music on Feb. 21.

The Sechelt Nation invites you to join them for a matinée showing of the film We Were Children at Raven's Cry Theatre this Saturday, Feb. 15.

The third in a series of four PechKucha Nights in Sechelt will be presented next Friday, Feb. 21, at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre. Doors at 7:30, show at 8 p.m. Admission is $10 at the door.

Here is the story of a Canadian man of destiny. His intrepid life purpose and ground-breaking accomplishments were envisioned in an aunt's prophetic dream before his birth.

Going Coastal, a new exhibition at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre, features the works of photographer Dean van't Schip and painter Andre Serin.

An artistic couple, Jacqueline O Rogers and Matthew Talbot-Kelly of Gibsons, are redefining the term mixed media. Their show In Media Res (meaning in the middle of things) opened at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery on Feb.

I always live in hope that a local band is going to knock me off my socks, but it usually takes two minutes to see why they aren't going to make it to the big times. Not so Robotic Horse Mechanical Sun (RHMS).

Audiences at the Pender Harbour School of Music took a journey through the life of Beethoven last weekend by listening to 10 sonatas.

The popular Green Film Series, which showcases documentary films on the environment and sustainability issues, will open the spring season with the Deconstructing Dinner series and a talk with writer and producer Jon Steinman next Thursday, Feb.

Trust those theatre people to turn what could be a boring legal requirement into an entertaining evening. Driftwood Players held their annual general meeting Jan. 23 and accomplished the required business.