Oct 21-23. ‘The Crawl’ showcased artists on the entire Sunshine Coast from Langdale to Earls Cove or Earls Cove to Langdale.
Over the 3 days, the ‘Coast’ transformed into one large interactive art show. It is a celebration of displays, demonstrations and it provides an opportunity to meet the artists behind the amazing creations.
Now open year round! Sunday Indoors until spring (April 18). Please wear a mask.
Saturdays to April. Find fresh, seasonal produce, baking and prepared foods along with hand crafted items from local artisans. Rain or shine.
to March 13. Olga Chnara’s Abstract Art painting is distinguished for the shaping of the forms and the accentuated deformities, the dreamy atmosphere, the problematic area, the interior of the color and the completeness of the line. Despite her contacts with the achievements of several authors of Abstract Art, she manages to acquire a more personal expressive language.
Local singer-songwriter and recording artist, Charlotte plays guitar and sings originals and covers that meander through folk, jazz, bossa nova, rock and pop genres old and new while you sip and savour Emelle’s finest creations.
Feb 23 – Mar 3rd. Amateur performers in piano, voice, strings, wind and brass instruments, speech arts, amateur choirs, bands, string and jazz ensembles, and dance are invited to perform. The festival is based on the fundamental idea of providing all participants with the best possible support for their artistic development.
Find schedule and details here.
Weekly – join local singer / songwriter / fingerpickin guitar player for a night out.
All Covid protocols followed.
Local singer-songwriter and recording artist, Charlotte plays guitar and sings originals and covers that meander through folk, jazz, bossa nova, rock and pop genres old and new while you meet with friends and sip and savour Persephone’s finest creations.
Deadline Feb 10, 2:00pm. The District of Sechelt is requesting proposals to provide services for the provision of food truck or mobile food vending services from March 1, 2022 ending not later than October 31, 2022 at any of three locations:
1. Davis Bay Pad,
2. Kinnikinnick Park
3. Friendship Park Pad
More info here.
Deadline Feb 18. Applicants may request funding assistance for opportunities such as music lessons, musical instruments, software, and/or electronic production, e.g. studio time or studio mentoring. Several grants of up to and including $500 will be offered. Open to Sunshine Coast youth ages 13 – 19 as of Dec 31, 2021 looking for financial assistance. Those who applied in the past may apply again.
Applications forms are availabe that may be completed by the youth themselves OR one to be completed by a nominator who would like to recommend a youth and represent them through the process, with the consent of the youth.
Details and application for Youth as word document here; as a pdf here.
Details and application for Nominator as word document here; as a pdf here.
COVID protocols in place! Masks mandatory.
When Mark isn’t cooking up a storm he likes to get his music on and we are happy to oblige. Another of Powell River’s local talent, Mark will join us for this Sunday Social playing solo acoustic covers and originals inspired by 90’s alternative.
19+ Family Friendly till 9 PM
Young singer/songwriter from the Sunshine Coast BC and has a passion for writing songs with powerful meanings and relatable stories. Ashley loves connecting and performing for people and wants to make a living playing music
Metis elder Marie Schoenthal will provide a basic intro to the Hertiage Michif language used throughout the Metis homeland – via Zoom. To Register email Mark at mmerlino@prpl.ca
Join Sonia at the VCH Hospital Garden the last Thursday of the month for a storywalk, plus songs and activities in the gazebo for preschool children.
Registration required.
Email Sonia Zagwyn at szagwyn@prpl.ca
to January 31st. Stroll through Madeira Park and read a book at the same time. Look for pages at the various locations to follow along with “We All Play” by Julie Flett, a story that reminds us of the interconnectedness of nature and the wonder of play.
