Local Arts

If you show up to listen to the Bowen Island Threshold Singers, don’t expect to hear any familiar songs. Every song is composed and written with the intention of being unfamiliar.

If you’ve spent any time at the Bowen Island Pub in the past two years, you’ve likely seen Alex McNeill working her magic at the pool table.

If you are a lover of traditional Christmas music but like to hear it made anew, then Bowen’s sweet-voiced Christie Grace has a welcome addition to your musical stocking.

Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas new graphic novel, War of the Blink , is based on an old but true story, and the author and artist says its re-crafting in this form was inspired by what he sees in the world today, and right here on Bowen Island.

Two weeks following the opening of the library’s upper level to create a temporary extreme weather shelter for Bowen’s homeless, a group calling itself the Bowen Emergency Shelter Team (BEST) is hoping that the board of Collins Hall will offer the sp

The Bowen Island Arts Council’s end-of-the year holiday season art exhibit and sale, “It’s A Wrap,” is coming up this week.

A decades old habit of providing Bowen with quality entertainment was resumed by Theatre on the Isle with the opening of The Importance of Being Earnest on Friday, Nov. 10.

Members of the Bowen Island Junior Writer’s Club launched their debut anthology featuring Halloween inspired poems, short stories and illustrations, at the library last weekend.

Thirty years ago, says Hans Behm, members of Bowen Island’s arts community got together to work towards creating better venues for their activities.

Are you looking for some lighter entertainment in the dark doldrums of November? Look no further than Theatre on the Isle’s (TOTI) upcoming production of The Importance of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People .