Local Entertainment

Following last week’s amazing show by Comox Valley musicians, the Thursday night jazz season at the Avalanche Bar continues this Thursday at 7:30 p.m when Victoria’s Gord Clements Quintet will treat us to a show featuring great 1950s jazz compositions.

You’re invited to join Courtenay author David F. Buckland for the launch of a new book, Our Natural Potential: Beyond Personal Development, The Stages of Enlightenment .

Coming off two summers of combining humour with classical music across Canada, Sarah Hagen will perform in the Comox Valley for only the second time in almost two years.

The public is welcome to join Courtenay Little Theatre’s event night on Tuesday, Oct. 17 at the CLT Space located at 1625 McPhee Avenue (on the corner of 17th Street and McPhee Ave.).

Cheap clothes, electronics, food — all of it travels the globe by ship, and the true cost of shipping is higher than you may think.

The Cumberland Museum and Archives and TheatreWorks are joining forces once again to create a special production as an extension of the LocalColours ArtsFest.

Hear the works of famous Russian composers like Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff and Rubenstein in an upcoming series of concerts featuring two exciting young Vancouver Island musicians.

Sam Lennox has been here on the Island for 28 years but his roots reach back to the English-Scottish border region.

After four wonderful opening shows this season, it’s time to show off the some of Comox Valley region’s finest jazz artists when Sympatico Jazz takes the stage at The Avalanche Bar this Thursday, Oct. 5, at 7:30 p.m.

Join author Kim Bannerman for the release of her newest historical mystery novel, The Agony of St. Alice , at the Cumberland Museum and Archives on Oct. 19 at 7 p.m.