Local Arts

Episodes of the long-running program are famously inaccessible. Although some overseas broadcasters still run the program in syndication, in Canada only a limited number of half-hour shows have been recently available on the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network. 

Roberta Helena Mauel demonstrates visions of delicate-coloured flora at the Gibsons Public Market until April 25

An intoxicating form of Brazilian folk music will return to the Sunshine Coast this weekend for its first local hearing since the pandemic hushed performance halls three years ago.

From filmmakers to true crime, here's the latest from the Coast's art scene

High Beam Dreams is contemplating suspending its concert program

The first-ever Art Throwdown organized by the Coastal Art Gallery at Sunnycrest Mall in Gibsons blossomed on March 18. Nearly a dozen artists dedicated two hours to depict a floral arrangement, which gleamed iridescent under a ceiling skylight.

Nadina Tandy and Jean Bradbury exhibit on at Sunshine Coast Arts Centre in Sechelt until April 15. 

Mr. Cuddles the Evil Octopus operated by Sunshine Coast ventriloquist Damien James is set to appear on season two of the national talent show.

Gibsons documentarian Liz Marshall, whose films include Meat the Future (narrated by Jane Goodall) and The Ghosts in Our Machine, is among the 78 nominees announced earlier this month.

Shout Out! exhibition features works of local students. It's on at GPAG until March 29.