Entertainment

The Potters Place on the corner of Fifth and Cliffe in downtown Courtenay presents Cathi Jefferson of Duncan showing her work until March 30.

The question “What Tomkins good is art?” was clearly answered this month by the Comox Valley Community Arts Council’s Trash Art Challenge.

Courtenay Little Theatre invites Comox Valley theatre goers to a special event at the Stan Hagen Theatre this weekend.

People who enjoy hearing a good song well sung are encouraged to come down to the Elks’ home on Sixth Street this Thursday at 7:30pm to enjoy a musical journey with Joanna Finch’s Band.

Darrell Joan Tomkins makes her Comox Valley debut with Between Heaven and Earth, a solo exhibition of her innovative photographic art prints.

Doug Cox is stoked about bringing a performer with 26 Grammy Awards to the Comox Valley.

In a community where talent is abundant, the LINC Youth Centre is positioning itself as a hub for young musicians, as a result of several recent donations from residents of the Comox Valley.

Cresslynn Fay will make a guest appearance adding vocals and harmonies to a few of the songs played tonight by TooHotForCovers at the Cumberland Hotel.

From their seaside hometown of St. John’s, the Idlers have been loading and unloading the great green pickle-van to bring their foot-moving skank and polit-reggae-ska-rock to cities and towns from coast to coast and everywhere in between.

Local fine art photographer Becky Wortman presents an exhibition of her photo transfers on canvas this February and March at the Union Street Grill and Grotto on Fifth Street in Courtenay.