Local Arts

Gibsons' Catherine McNeil releases a new book, Emily & Elspeth, and a new album, The Me In We

Also, Sunshine Coast Film Society screening Hive, One Flower One Leaf celebrates six years and Literary Reading Series winds down its season with Wakeland detective novels' author Sam Wiebe.

Youth dominate sneak peak performance

'People worship icons, and that’s how I felt about my painting. I worship the process. Also, what the wood does is disrupt ideas. I have an idea and it interrupts it. As human beings, we have all kinds of conjectures and whatnot, and wood is a little reminder of reality': Stefanie Denz's exhibition on at the Kube until March 31

'I want people to look within,' said Teri Ejere. 'Sometimes we get angry at things that we shouldn’t get angry at because we don’t understand the perception of the other person. At the same time, sometimes we don’t get angry at things we should get angry at because we’re so used to them.'

The exhibition opens with a public reception on Saturday, March 11 from noon to 2 p.m. 

Also, the Off the Page series wraps up with 'Any Luck?' from Gibsons playwright Peter Hill.

'We’ve woven things, we’ve painted things, we’ve made things that we’ve eaten, cried some more and laughed some more. It’s been this amazing place of connection for women and children, a safe space that promotes healthy opportunities and love': Weaving a Gathering Place workshops conclude

The group’s initiative ultimately produced a list of more than 100 local writers — many of national and international prominence — whose careers span the 20th and 21st centuries. 

The Porcelain Moon, from the Sunshine Coast's Janie Chang, reveals a little-known chapter of the Chinese diaspora in wartime France.