Local Entertainment

In October, local dancer and grade 12 G.P. Vanier student Dharma Knudson, with her team of Canadian dancers, will be travelling to Brondby Denmark to compete on a world stage, hosted by the International Dance Organization (IDO).

Don’t miss Denise Lawson’s unique paintings and select prints from NIC Fine Arts department’s extensive printmaking collection at the Lewis Centre art exhibit in Courtenay this week.

7 Story Circus is celebrating its 5th anniversary of capturing the hearts and imaginations of the Comox Valley.

Lunch At Allens plays the Tidemark Theatre on Monday, June 12, the first of three Island dates

Lunch At Allens plays the Tidemark Theatre on Monday, June 12, the first of three Island dates

The 35-year-old, highly successful Hornby Festival is launching an innovative school for B.C.’s best emerging and newly touring musicians.

A wealth of “spectacular submissions” to the local Photopia 2017 digital image contest last weekend “quickly set themselves apart” for the judging panel, according to panel member Lisa Graham of Seadance Photography.

St. George’s United Church is hosting a free presentation of a longtime favourite musical.

On Saturday, June 10, the public is invited to join us for an evening with Bob McDonald, the host of CBC’s Quirks and Quarks and award-winning science journalist and author, for a presentation on “Gravitational Waves and Other Weirdness in the Universe.”

When art students at Highland Secondary School in Comox leave, a part of their time in high school will stay behind.