With more than 50 works, The Street includes painting, photography, sculpture and video ranging in date from the eighteenth century to the present
Royal BC Museum hosts the best T-Rex ever found
Pic-A-Flic Video says it’s lease is expiring
Ontario musician, poet & visual artist plays the Capital Ballroom on June 16
The award-winning Canadian folk duo play the Seaside Folk ‘n Fiddle Festival in Sidney, June 9-11
Artist and youth worker presents ‘The Foster Kid Survival Guide’ to government officials
Monday columnist Mathieu Poirier explores how breweries are growing in the region
Books by local authors to enjoy this summer
‘There’s so much corporate stuff out there and you never know what you’re going to see here.’
More than 65 groups are represented, showcasing dance, food, clothing and more
Market and annual “battle” between mainland and island baronies takes place May 27
The Guess Who frontman returns for his first local performance in four years
David Arkenstone’s music has been the backdrop for more than you know
A lifelong dream creates prize-winning keeved cider
Throwing peanuts, falling spiders, and bras hanging from the rafters – Big Bad John’s has it all.
Queer performance group Riot Grrrls use human body slamming to make a political statement
How marching to the beat of her own drum brought global success
Trummer’s single, Running on My Own, awarded 2022 Blues Recording of the Year at YYC Music Awards
Plus a unique story behind Chile’s Casillero del Diablo (Cellar of the Devil)
Co-founder and event director Trevor Woodland talks to MM about current guitar trends
