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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.

It’s February already and it’s time for the Valentine’s version of the Community Contra Dance at the probably-soon-to-be-famous Merville Hall.

Ready for a February departure?

Brothers and frontmen Brian and Bob Sumner share a bond that requires no flattery — a family pact that keeps their music honest and authentic.

Alexandria Maillot had no idea how challenging it was to act the part of a person who gets murdered.

Denman’s Community Vegan Potluck Series is hosting a mid-winter feast in the Community Back Hall that will close the weekend-long Secret Tree Festival of Art and Sustainability.

A 20-year-old Australian described by Comox Valley music promoter Vig Schulman as “a jaw-dropping guitar virtuoso” returns to Cumberland Feb. 26.