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Maude Hunter’s set to celebrate 40th anniversary in 2026

Maude Hunter’s set to celebrate 40th anniversary in 2026

Neighbourhood pub going the extra mile to secure success
Your stars for June 2025

Your stars for June 2025

Aries (March 21-April 19) This month the pace of your days will accelerate because you have things to do, places to go and people to see! Fortunately, fair Venus is in your sign, increasing your desire to relate to others.
Perfectly Potable: 4 sips to savour this summer

Perfectly Potable: 4 sips to savour this summer

Wine notes by Robert Moyes
Best-selling author Elinor Florence to host garden party in Qualicum Beach

Best-selling author Elinor Florence to host garden party in Qualicum Beach

Historical fiction novel 'Finding Flora' debuted at No. 1 and remains on list
Chemainus Comedy Club brings the chuckles one last time before summer

Chemainus Comedy Club brings the chuckles one last time before summer

Syd Bosel aims to bring on the laughs at the Chemainus Legion on May 22
Music festival in downtown Nanaimo will feature local talent

Music festival in downtown Nanaimo will feature local talent

Sunk City festival will be three days of music with more than 40 bands and DJs
Ladysmith Little Theatre hosts scaled-back South Island Zone Festival

Ladysmith Little Theatre hosts scaled-back South Island Zone Festival

Event to consist of 3 productions as a number of south Island community theatre groups not participating this year
Farm-to-table dining harvest growing into a jewel in Sooke’s crown

Farm-to-table dining harvest growing into a jewel in Sooke’s crown

Some Sooke chefs are embracing local harvests
Agatha Christie's The Unexpected Guest arrives at Mary Winspear in Sidney

Agatha Christie's The Unexpected Guest arrives at Mary Winspear in Sidney

The classic whodunit runs at the Charlie White Theatre on May 16 and May 17
Island pianist Carter Johnson to compete in prestigious global competition

Island pianist Carter Johnson to compete in prestigious global competition

Campbell River's Carter Johnson selected from 340 applicants representing 45 countries to compete in the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition