This Friday we celebrate the 26th Festival of Lights and as a result the festive season has “officially” begun.
The upcoming Festival of Lights is one of the cultural attributes of our community.
As those who took advantage of the Studio Tour earlier this month know we are blessed to live in a community with many talented artists.
As we prepare to pause for a minute’s silence on Nov. 11, it is time to reflect on war and its impact on art.
Last weekend was officially designated as Culture Days by the federal government and we are now beginning a month full of cultural events.
As I mentioned in last week’s column Summerland is fortunate to have a very vibrant cultural community that includes many talented artists.
One of the wonderful things about September is that many of the organizations which take a break over the summer resume their activities.
You are invited to the Summerland Conversation Café for an evening of lively conversation about the importance of culture to Summerland.
You have until Aug. 31 to visit all or some of the 38 venues in Summerland that are displaying art by local artists during Art Walk.
The Agur Lake Camp Society presents Justin Hines in Concert with Special Guests Ash and Bloom on Saturday, Aug. 31.
Two new shows open at the Summerland Art Gallery next Thursday, Aug. 15 with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m.
It is inspiring to know that one of Canada’s most prolific writers lived in our community.
The Summerland Museum invites you to join expert geologist Dr. Kathleen Jagger for a journey exploring rock formations of Summerland.
This year’s Summer Arts Program has a range of fun programs for kids of various ages.
Winner of the People’s Choice Award at the Summerland Art Club’s annual show was Blue Moon, by Summerland artist Pat Thomson.
The Summerland Museum would like to invite you to visit them on Canada Day after the flag raising ceremony in Memorial Park.
The Arts Palette is written by David Finnis of upcoming events in and around Summerland
The Permanent Art Collection of the Summerland Community Arts Council acquired a painting by local Summerland artist Bill Hibberd.
A singer-songwriter will include Summerland as a stop in an upcoming tour.
At the May board meeting of the Summerland Community Arts Council, Stan Etter stepped down after serving 15 years on the board.
