Local Entertainment

Exhibit showing throughout the month of June

TheatreWorks Centre for the Performing Arts returns to Miners Memorial on June 22 and 23 with an original play, The March of the Innocents.

Eagles battling in flight took 2,500 hours to complete

Every year, spring means a few things in the Valley: the sun shines for more hours each day, the birds begin to sing louder and prouder, and the Canadian Military Wives Choirs Comox puts on its annual spring concert.

GP Vanier Jazz Band opens the series with a concert June 9

Weird Church is hosting an evening of acoustic blues music, featuring Chad &Larry: Acoustic Blues Duo, June 14.

Although decades have passed since the mines closed in Cumberland, memories of mining and the significant loss of life underground remain an important part of the Village鈥檚 history. For 34 years, the Cumberland Museum and Archives has presented Miners Memorial, an annual commemoration of workers, highlighting labour and working history.

Presented by a group of forward-thinking jazz and traditional music players from West Toronto and East Gothenburg: The sound of human interaction snapped to the grid of music and language.

In recognition of their 10-year anniversary, Comox Valley Photographic Society (CVPS) members have raised the bar on their upcoming show running from June 4-22 at the Pearl Ellis Gallery in Comox.

Singer/songwriter has won 11 Junos over course of career