Local Arts

Three new artworks have arrived on the streets of Sechelt in the form of colourful vinyl wraps.

The Sunshine Coast’s Driftwood Players and the cast and crew of their film, A Visit to Spoon River, are so immensely proud of the production that they have decided to put on their own “red-carpet” evening as a chance to see the film

The 2021 Sunshine Coast Art Crawl kicks off Friday, Oct. 22 at 10 a.m., with 164 venues open to visitors until 5 p.m. all three days, through Sunday. And at 10 of those venues (as of press time), Friday evening from 7 to 9 p.m.

The doctor is in. Teddy bear repair specialist Doctor Cavalcade, that is.

If, as we await the pandemic’s end, you are making plans for a trip to the exotic lands of Asia, you will welcome the timely arrival in bookstores of Under the Bright Sky (Caitlin Press) by award-winning Sunshine Coast author, journalist and ed

The 2021 Sunshine Coast Art Crawl is going to have plenty on offer next weekend, with many popular venues coming back for this, the Crawl’s 12th year, and dozens of new artists joining in.

Murderous 1920s Chicago gangster Al Capone was no angel. Or was he? In the theatre business, an “angel” is someone who provides crucial financial support of a new production.

Hoping to encourage a bit of spontaneous performance art, the Sechelt Arts Festival (Oct. 8-24) has posted “Silly Walks” signs at crosswalks outside the Sechelt library.

Fate can be as cruel to the rich and talented in this world as it is to the destitute.

Meticulously created graphite drawings by Charles Keillor and painstakingly captured photographs by Robert Keziere are in a two-artist show on now at Gibsons Public Art Gallery. Keillor’s 18 works, like Behind the Point (30 by 53 in.