Local Arts

During a multidisciplinary highlights concert last weekend, the longest-running annual arts event on the southern Sunshine Coast concluded its entrée into a second half-century.

When approaching the Rockwater resort in Secret Cove for a dinner reservation at its Tubird restaurant—not yet a year since a major facelift under new ownership—a peculiar kind of transition takes place.

Marney-Rose Edge's 'The Quiet of the Nest is Where Dreams Come True' and Marie Price's 'On the Face of It' continue at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery until May 25.

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‘It allows people to be right inside the artwork and interact with artists in a slightly different way’

Also, two members of the Sunshine Coast’s resident Pine ‘N’ Sandy drag ensemble compete in the inaugural King-Dom drag competition in Vancouver

As one of the busiest cultural hubs in Gibsons approaches a century of service, a gathering of visionaries last Sunday celebrated the silver anniversary of its latest transformation.

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s School of Music at Camp Elphinstone

The three-week Sunshine Coast Festival of the Performing Arts culminated last week with sessions dedicated to vocalists, bands, instrumentalists and orators.

Over a dozen emerging textile artists are poised to showcase new designs as part of a youth-driven project that refutes mass-produced monotony at the Ripped Open anti-fashion cabaret on Sunday, May 4.