Local Arts

David Gogo is bringing his award-winning brand of blues to the Roberts Creek Hall on Saturday, Oct. 1, in a Live Music Society fundraising concert for Dakota Ridge.

A night of laughter with three popular comedians comes to the Raven's Cry Theatre in Sechelt on Saturday, Sept. 24. Comedy on the Coast is the second annual event to be organized locally to raise funds for St.

Five diverse and engaging thinkers, artists and cultural strategists from off the Coast talk about their perceptions and passions in The Art of Seeing, a series of informal afternoon lectures that opens this weekend, Saturday, Sept.

On Monday, Sept.

A new film series is coming to the Sunshine Coast. The Gibsons Green Team in collaboration with the Sunshine Coast Film Society (SCFS) presents the Green Film Series at the Gibsons Heritage Playhouse.

The Driftwood Theatre School is quickly becoming the "go to" favourite for local productions looking for young actors on the Sunshine Coast.

Laurie Verchomin was only 22 when she met jazz piano legend Bill Evans while she was waitressing at a gig in Edmonton, her home in 1979. He was 49, cocaine addicted, twice married and a musical genius that could make jazz fans weep.

This is a happy story. Three artists - good friends - met over a glass of wine one day to explore a possible theme for their collaborative show at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery.

The Sunshine Coast Dance Society (SCDS) presents Gail Lotenberg, artistic director for LINK Dance in Vancouver, as the recipient of the eighth annual SCDS residency program.

The Sunshine Coast Summer Choir wound up its season Tuesday, Aug. 30, with a concert at St. Hilda's Church in Sechelt with a rendition of the Requiem of French, 19th century composer Gabriel Fauré.