Vancouver Island MusicFest brings Big Mama – The Willie Mae Thornton Story to the Comox Valley the weekend of July 13 and 14.
Moore's obsession with horses and wood began while she was artist in residence at Clayoquot Wilderness Resort.
“I entered Valley Idol on a whim and found my passion.”
Six of the nominees this year are stars from our very own backyard, the Comox Valley.
Have you ever been wrongly accused of something but prevented from proving your innocence?
Kobus explores these juxtapositions in her solo show, Hearts and Homes, at Art Alchemy in Courtenay
Several times a month, VIMF presents concerts at Comox Valley venues and beyond.
Andy Everson needed a sign for an Idle No More rally, he created a simple, yet powerful fist and feather design on his laptop.
An exhibit and sale of paintings by Karen Martin Sampson and Yvonne Maximchuk opens at the Pearl Ellis Gallery of Fine Art on Feb. 12
It all started with a conversation between Bruce Wing, a musician sidelining as a security guard and Roy Tai, owner/operator of the Mex Pub.
The World Community Film Festival (WCFF) will run in five downtown Courtenay venues Feb. 1 and 2.
Concerts take place six to eight times a year at Gardener’s Green in Merville.
Ashley is also the author of Must be Christmas! And two books in the Revelry on the Estuary series.
If a picture’s worth a thousand words, 111 West Coast Literary Portraits is invaluable.
Summer’s gone; winter’s on the way. The days are shorter, darker and stormier.
"Always be yourself or, if you can, be a unicorn."
Those words of wisdom come from singer/songwriter Helen Austin.
The Comox Valley, specifically Comox, Courtenay and Merville, is one of the largest sections in the book.
The 39 Steps combines the suspense of a spy thriller with the comedic action of a Monty Python movie.
Upstairs at Wah Lee’s provides a glimpse into a different time and place.
From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 11 and 12, artists will exhibit original work in a variety of styles and mediums
