Local Arts

Juno nominated singer-songwriter Annie Lou from Parksville will bring her bluegrass stylings to Bowen for a spirited show at Tir-na-nOg Theatre on March 18 at 4 p.m.

Lisa Shatzky’s fifth book of poetry, The Bells that Ring , published by Black Moss Press, is being launched on Sunday March 11, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Cove Commons.

Bowen natives and twin sister filmmakers Sam and Kailey Spear were among six finalists, from more than 200 entries, in the Crazy8s film competition.

Karen Watson and Eleanor Rosenberg want to help you escape. But first, they want to do a little escaping themselves.

A new era has begun in the Bowen arts scene with the opening of the Gallery at the Cove Commons over the weekend.

On Friday, February 16th, at 7:30 pm, the “Trust Me” series presents Rick Scott & Nico Rhodes in their new project “Roots and Grooves.

The Greenman Dance Troupe for youth and youthful dancers of all ages is now being formed with three super-simple folk dances being taught by Sarah Haxby and Tess Taylor that will be performed at the Greenman Festival in May.

Come and be a part of Bowen Island history: The first annual Mini Gala Fundraiser and Exhibition to be held in the Gallery’s spectacular new home at the Cove Commons.

Actor notes the importance of ongoing dialogue between women

Bowen Island author Carol Cram has recently completed and published her third novel, making a trilogy of stories on the lives of female artists at various times and places throughout history.