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Sechelt has pageant finalist

Alissa Harkin of Sechelt has been chosen as a finalist in the Miss B.C., Miss Teen B.C.and Mrs.B.C. Pageant to be held on July 2 in Fort Langley.

Blokes, Aussies and girls visit the Coast

Kathaumixw (pronounced Ka-thou-mew) is from the Coast Salish language meaning "a gathering together of different peoples.

Cultural co-ordinator promotes Sechelt

Wrangling the arts scene on the Sunshine Coast is a big job.

Welcome home this weekend

The Sunshine Coast Music Society presents Homecoming 2012, a weekend of music from home town musicians. Dora Brook, soprano, performs with Tom Kellough on piano on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Heritage Playhouse in Gibsons.

New logo in time for SOPA

The Gibsons Landing Heritage Society is pleased to announce that the winner of their recent logo contest is Scott Mercer of SMYL Concepts web design.

Human works celebrated

Jean-Pierre Makosso of Gibsons will celebrate the launch of his third book, Human Works, in fine style, as befits everything about this African-born performer, dancer and poet.

Schroeder earns Writers' Union Award

Roberts Creek author Andreas Schroeder was presented with the Graeme Gibson Award during the Writers' Union of Canada annual general meeting on May 26.

Cottonwood Moon up for honours

Cottonwood Moon,the latest CD from the Coast's Rakish Angles, has been nominated for a 2012 Western Canadian Music Award in the category of best instrumental album.

Prison art in Samper film

Artist, photographer and film-maker Diego Samper's interest in prisoner art, part of what is termed marginal or outsider art, has taken him into the creation of a unique art film, Panopticon.

Talent turns out for families in need

Talent from all over the Coast turned out last Sunday, June 3, for Carni-vale Humanitarium, a seven hour variety show to raise funds for Communities Adopting Families in Need (CAFIN), a new charity that will help local families out of poverty.