Local Arts

Congratulation to Wilson Creek’s Catherine Clement, who has been awarded the B.C.

The past year has been a challenge for most of us, but for Sunshine Coast-based singer-songwriter Michael Friedman and his wife Marilynne, it’s been a bit more daunting.

The Sunshine Coast Festival of the Written Arts (SCFWA) is back, thanks to B.C.’s gradual recovery from the COVID pandemic, and to contingency planning by the festival’s organizers.

World Oceans Day on Tuesday, June 8 is being marked locally in a few different ways this week and next. 

Sunshine Coast composer and record producer Lin Gardiner didn’t mean to make an all-women album, that’s just how things happened.

FibreWorks Studio and Gallery is still the unique artisan hub that it has been since it opened 15 years ago, situated in a unique complex of yurt buildings just a couple of kilometres up the highway from Madeira Park village.

One of the Sunshine Coast’s most devoted and masterful arts volunteers has been recognized by the provincial government for her work. Premier John Horgan and B.C.

Sunshine Coast destination hikes included in Stephen Hui’s latest publication

After an eight-month hiatus due to the pandemic, the longstanding and informal song-circle known as the Duttons has come back to lower Gibsons on Wednesday evenings, weather permitting.

The newly published novel, The Unsuitable Bride , by Gibsons author Pamela McGarry, begins just before the outbreak of the Second World War and brings us in decades-long leaps close to the present day.