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It’s time for the longest lunar eclipse of the century
It’s time for the longest lunar eclipse of the century
Langham Court Theatre general manager Michelle Buck announces the new season, the company’s 90th, at a recent launch. Don Descoteau/Victoria News
Iconic Langham Court keeps community involved in theatre
Passenger was one of the performers who returned to the festival following his set to enjoy the sights and sounds that Vancouver Island MusicFest had to offer.Photo by Erica Farrell
MusicFest weekend in the Comox Valley ‘fantastic’
Victoria sheet metal apprentice Ryan Elder (left) and others work on crafting a binnacle, a housing for a ship’s compass, during the practical portion of the Canadian Sheet Metal and Roofing Competition at Ship Point. Don Descoteau/Victoria News
WATCH: Trades workers brought into spotlight at Victoria’s Inner Harbour
VIDEO: Jazz vocalist Susannah Adams continues her Island tour Sunday at Crofton pub
VIDEO: Jazz vocalist Susannah Adams continues her Island tour Sunday at Crofton pub
Aerialist Hannah Anderson rehearses for the upcoming production of the Caravan Stage Company’s Nomadic Tempest. (Josef Jacobson/The News Bulletin)
Seafaring Caravan Stage Company performs at Nanaimo Waterfront Suites and Marina
Port Angeles Lefites base runner Matthew Christian dives safely back into third base after overrunning the bag, as Victoria HarbourCats infielder Tanner Haney’s (11) looks to toss the ball to Clyde Chung-Chi Yen for the tag. The Lefties overcame a 6-1 deficit to win 8-6. Don Descoteau/Black Press
Sun shines on visitors in HarbourCats’ exhibition opener
Film Review: On Chesil Beach
Film Review: On Chesil Beach
Oak Bay High Band Director Jeff Weaver with the senior concert band at Willows Beach for Music in the Air, Music Everywhere. (Keri Coles/Oak Bay News)
VIDEO: Students play free show at Willows Beach as part of concert series
Current Swell headlines the great Laketown Shakedown lineup. Catch them on Sunday, May 20 on the Flats Stage at Laketown Ranch. (Submitted)
VIDEO: Let the good times roll in first Laketown Shakedown
Canadian country music icon Shania Twain paid a visit to CFB Esquimalt, Thursday April 19, thanking members of the Canadian Armed Forces for the service. Kristyn Anthony/VICTORIA NEWS
Shania Twain visits Canadian Armed Forces base in B.C.
Salt Baby plays at the Belfry Theatre in Victoria April 17 to May 13. (Arnold Lim/Black Press)
New play examines Indigenous identity
Donna Ion is one of 25 local artists participating in the 19th Annual Oak Bay Artists’ Studio Spring Tour. The free, self-guided tour on Saturday, April 21 and Sunday, April 22, 2018 from noon to 4:30 p.m. visits 25 local artists showing paintings in watercolour, acrylic, and oil, as well as ceramics, photography, fibre art, paper castings, art cards, sculpture and more. (Keri Coles/Oak Bat News)
Sunny skies in forecast for artist studio tour this weekend
Nico Rhodes and Rick Scott are a dynamite combination. C’mon along and hear for yourself. (Submitted)
Rick Scott and Nico Rhodes bring ‘Roots & Grooves‘ to Duncan Showroom
Harpist Josh Layne celebrates 1 million YouTube views with a concert. (Submitted photo)
Victoria harpist celebrates 1 million YouTube views with a concert in Saanich
Rock the Shores transforms the lower fields of the West Shore Parks and Recreation site into a three-day intimate rock concert. (Gazette file photo)
Rock the Shores lineup announced for July
Cinevic executive director David Geiss announces the finalists for the Cinespark short film competition at a gathering at Frankie’s Diner in Victoria. The contest is part of the annual Short Circuit Pacific Rim Film Festival, happening May 4 to 6. Don Descoteau/Victoria News
FAB FILMS: Short Circuit Pacific Rim festival expands international flavour
Current Swell is just one of the super B.C. groups lining up to perform at the first ever Laketown Shakedown on the Victoria Day long weekend in May. (Shane Deringer photo)
VIDEO: Three smaller festivals add even more lustre to Laketown Ranch lineup for 2018
Indigenous tattoo artist Dion Kaszas tattoos an eagle on his sister Kris Wilson’s forearm in honour of their father who died on March 1. He also did the other tattoos on her arm. (Martha Wickett/Salmon Arm Observer)
Highlighting Indigenous tattoo artistry
A “likely” portrait of Captain George Vancouver will be available to the public at the Royal B.C. Museum for the first time. (Arnold Lim/Black Press)
Controversial portrait could open dialogue on colonialism