Jefferson Davis: Chemainus artist’s laser etchings of American confederate leader among the largest ever undertaken in B.C.
READ
Comedy about two well-meaning sisters with a homicidal streak on stage at Thomas Haney Secondary School
READ
High school takes on a Disney classic this and next month
READStudents of of Stanley Humphries Secondary School continue Les Miserables rehearsal and promotion
READ
Port Coquitlam high school takes on upbeat musical set in the 1950s.
READConcerts and cultural events listings for Penticton and area
READ
As part of an ongoing exchange between the Shuswap and Akonjo Village, residents are helping enable girls to complete their education.
READ
Gurr and Locarno team up for double bill in Harrison Hot Springs
READGroup made music history with a dozen top ten hits
READ
For its 22nd production, Yale secondary school is presenting the Broadway mainstay Guys and Dolls.
READ
Vancouver-based indie-rock band In Medias Res is playing in Princeton on Feb. 11.
READ
Chitty Chitty Banb Bang is the theme for upcoming show on ice
READQualicum Beach musician continues to go from strength to strength
READ
Her name is Kay (Boutilier). Patience is not one of her virtues.
READ
Brian Taylor and Peter Howe are used to seeing things in bright, vivid colour –– high definition and otherwise.
READAs of Feb. 8, organizers of the Rock the Peach festival have confirmed seven acts out of 16 for the three-day event in July.
READ
Lighthouse, one of the best-known groups in Canadian music history, will be headlining at the 2012 Penticton Peach Festival.
READ
Adolescence can be difficult. Give such a kid superpowers and things are likely to get messy.
READ
Monsieur Lazhar, by Quebecois director Philippe Falardeau, tells the story of Bachir Lazhar, a middle aged Algerian immigrant.
READ
VocalEye audio describers give the blind a chance to ‘see’ the action during live stage performances.
READ
. All rights reserved.
