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The Pearl Ellis Gallery kicks off the new year with a show of fibre art, Jan. 10-28.

Hang on to your Stetsons, folks, as Friday, Jan. 20, will herald the first concert at the Big Yellow Merville hall for 2023 with The Wardens, a Rocky Mountain-based band that doesn鈥檛 just sing about the land, they are part of it.

The Comox Valley Pipe Band Society is once again hosting a Robbie Burns dinner, complete with pipes and drums, Highland dancers, and haggis.

Courtenay Little Theatre is holding auditions for its spring show, Annie Baker鈥檚 comedy/drama Circle Mirror Transformation, at the CLT space, 2683 A-B, Moray Ave. in Courtenay on Saturday, Jan. 7 from 1-4 p.m.

Clown meets the blues by way of 鈥�30s Berlin cabaret with a little detour through Las Vegas in blue, an interactive solo musical written and performed by Diana Kolpak, at Courtenay鈥檚 Artful: the Gallery on Feb. 11.

Two concerts coming to Courtenay鈥檚 Old Church Theatre in January feature artists who represent their music and instruments as only musicians who have dedicated their lifetimes to their craft can do.

Tickets are on sale now for the Comox Valley Art Gallery鈥檚 2023 winter/spring film series.

The Comox Valley Art Gallery is one of more than 250 groups and artists that will share $2.7 million in BC Arts Council (BCAC) grants to support a more inclusive and diverse arts sector.

As an 鈥渆thical photographer,鈥� Catherine Babault is not as concerned about getting the shot as she is with raising awareness about wildlife conservation and habitat protection.

The Georgia Straight Jazz Society鈥檚 final show of 2022 will be a Christmas fundraiser for the Comox Valley Food Bank. Thirteen local jazz musicians invite you to share and enjoy a beautiful evening for a good cause, Thursday, Dec. 15 at the Little Red Church ( 2182 Comox Ave, Comox).