When Vancouver Island MusicFest executive director Doug Cox announced Angelique Francis as one of his acts for this summer鈥檚 festival, he said, 鈥淪he is one of the hottest things going in the Canadian music scene right now. She is being nominated for awards every time she turns around.鈥�

After several weeks of small ensembles, it鈥檚 time to present an 18-piece big band.

Creature Comforts presents a curated collection of Vancouver Island artists, seven from right here in the Comox Valley: Jacques De Backer, Penny Eder, Ian Fry, David Heath, John Janzen, Josephine Olivier, Ina-Griet Raatz von Hirschhausen and Karen Segee.

Comox Valley鈥檚 Quarantones male chorus invites you to join them as they 鈥渢ake a plunge鈥� into their Wade in the Water concert series on March 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Weird Church in Cumberland and March 25 at 2:30 p.m. at Comox United Church.

A new photography book 鈥� Photography of Vancouver Island, Parks and Trails in the Central Region and West Coast 鈥� is an 82-page, soft cover book with images from 21 parks and trail locations. The author, Chuck Burdick, wrote a brief description of each park or trail to go with the pictures.

Eccentric, anarchic tale about a Chinese immigrant family lauded for freshness, performances

No fooling! If you love watercolours and like to try out new things, make sure to sign up for a two-day workshop at the Pearl Ellis Gallery, April 1 and 2, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily.

Grammy Award-winner Rickie Lee Jones will perform at Vancouver Island MusicFest 2023.

Back in the early days of the jazz society, Ralph Barrat used to wow his audiences when he made his appearances with his own keyboard.

The Comox Valley has a reputation as a hotbed for musicians, so it鈥檚 no surprise to hear another talented artist has landed here.