Now that you’ve issued yourself a creative challenge, it’s time to find a creative support group.
This weather is perfect for hunkering down a little bit and getting deep into the things that matter most, like creating.
Back to school has always been one of my favourite times of the year.
If there’s an upside to back to school season, it’s that we get a fun new round of arts programs for kids.
Summers, especially the good ones, have a tendency to just fly by, leaving people wondering where the time went.
In my last couple of columns, I’ve talked about the Marginal Arts Festival, a new performing arts festival.
The Marginal Arts Festival is inspired by George Ryga, a playwright and writer who called Summerland home until his death in the late 1980s
There is a new festival coming to Summerland this fall and, from what I’ve seen so far, it’s shaping up to be something great.
Every once in a while, no matter what you’re supposed to be doing, getting it done can be a bit of a struggle
July is cruising right along and, just like every summer there is absolutely no shortage of things to be done around Summerland.
The Summerland Ornamental Gardens has a pretty special weekend coming up, as they get ready to celebrate their 100th anniversary.
We’re pretty lucky here in Summerland to have so many options for our kids during the summer months.
Summerland is getting a chance to view some rare botanical paintings during the 100th anniversary of the Summerland Ornamental Gardens.
My favourite thing about the summer around here is that you really don’t have to go far to find some great live music to listen to.
Douglas Paton is a Summerland writer and musician covering local arts and culture
We’ve hit the part of June I’ve been waiting for, the musical part.
the task force is ready to release the first draft of their cultural plan for public viewing.
It would seem like people took the month of May off from holding events to get ready for the start of what is looking like a busy June.
I’m looking forward to chatting a bit about the upcoming Summer Arts Program here that is being put on by the arts council.
After a whirlwind series of arts events that came with April, we’ve entered into a nice, fairly calm start to the month of May.
