Entertainment

After last Thursday’s performance by one of the newest jazz combos in the Comox Valley, it’s time to return to some familiar faces at the Elks’ this Thursday when Déjà Blue takes the stage at 7:30.

Back by popular demand, David Gogo will hit the Joe's Garage stage Sept. 30 with vigour and gusto.

When Tara Holloway opens up, you immediately get the sense that there's someone real here.

One of Canada’s most renowned playwrights, admits that it was ‘a great and flukey experience’ that made her start writing for the stage.

The Comox Valley Arts Council is launching a brand new series of artists' workshops and classes at the Muir Gallery.

The first time Cori Sandler touched clay, it felt better than anything she’d ever experienced.

In a darkened bedroom, lit only be the amber glow from an old floor model radio, two young brothers aged six and 12 lay in their beds, listening to the country music broadcasts from the Grand Ol’ Opry, and practised their harmonies.

The Evergreen Choristers are going for their third full house in as many years for their annual variety show.

Author Kathy Sager and illustrator Eliska Liska have just released their first book, Suzie’s Sourdough Circus, which introduces kids to baking with sourdough.

It's no secret that the Comox Valley is home to many talented artists, and a report by Courtenay community services director Randy Wiwchar shows the number of artists living and working in the Valley actually exceeds the national average.