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Local Arts

Stellar concert begins new season

The Coast Recital Society (CRS) opens its 2012/13 concert season this Sunday afternoon, Sept. 30, with a concert by the acclaimed Fine Arts Quartet.

Global love in new Ripper film

The thought-provoking films of former Gibsons' resident Velcrow Ripper usually start with a question.

Qi, Chai and chat

The New Moon Festival Society with little bird media invite you to an afternoon of Qi, Chai and Chat at Chaster House (Ocean Beach Esplanade, Gibsons) - a wonderful way to experience meditation and devotional dance in an intimate setting at 3:30 p.m.

Gambier memories in legacy calendar

When Yvonne Errico was a young bride in 1947, she was introduced to Gambier Island. She couldn't imagine why anyone would leave the comforts of the city with its electricity and indoor plumbing to spend summers with their children on Gambier.

Jumping Jazzapalooza

Jazzapalooza was the new name for what has traditionally been a jumping great afternoon of entertainment at the Pender Harbour Jazz Festival.

Canadian writers on the Coast

On Sept. 29, Greg Hollingshead, a Governor General's Award winner, will be reading from recent work in Sechelt.

Multimedia at GPAG Show

Gibsons Public Art Gallery (GPAG) presents a unique installation: The Sitting Room by Rayann Gordon, opening this Saturday, Sept. 22, and running to Oct. 15. The reception is from 2 to 4 p.m. at the GPAG. All are welcome.

Seeking Blue: Beyond Beauty

Possibly not all plant enthusiasts are given to adventure trekking in the highlands of Sichuan and Tibet, but Coast author Bill Terry is among a rare breed of people searching for a rare breed of plant, the wild blue poppy.

Choreographing nature

Elaine Hunter's philosophy of art is simple: "If you create, you create in many ways.

Jazz Fest this weekend

The 16th annual Pender Harbour Jazz Festival unfolds this weekend with a host of free concerts at different locations: John Henry's Marina and the Sunshine Coast Resort, plus no cover charge at some local restaurants, the Garden Bay Pub and the Grass