Local Arts

Just one year after publishing his novel, It’s No Big Thing , Bowen Island author Nick Faragher is celebrating the publication of his second book of short-stories, Best Served Cold .

On tour this fall, The Comedy of Music, a one-man variety show presenting a satirical view on modern culture and the role of the arts in contemporary society.

It was 2012, and Bowen Islanders Joyce and Gordon Ganon were in Italy celbrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. On the second morning of this dream vacation, Joyce’s health took a dramatic and unexpected turn for the worse.

After a hard night out in Dawson City, the RCMP coming knocking on Jo Silver’s door, asking about her whereabouts the previous evening.

Wayfinding, in the modern usage, refers primarily to how people orient themselves in urban spaces; however, wayfinding is an ancient art used by indigenous peoples to navigate uncharted waters and unmarked routes by using all the knowledge, imaginati

Bowen Island singer and jewelry designer Christie Grace will celebrate the release of her third album, Golden Thread , on September 17th with a special concert at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s Pyatt Hall Grace says it was just as she was ready t

The next show in my, “Trust Me” series is Thursday, Sept. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Tir-na-nog Theatre and features the shared bill of Linda McRae and Thad Beckman.

Born and raised on Haida Gwaii and currently residing on Bowen Island, the contemporary artist Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas says it feels a bit odd to have someone else’s voice describing his work, but the title “pretty much nails it.

Back in March 2016, the BC Children’s hospital put out a Canada-wide call for artists to create 400 pieces of art for their new Teck Acute Care Centre.

The Bowen Island Arts Council is proud to announce Transformation, the presentation of work by internationally exhibited multimedia artist, Kristin Krimmel. The exhibition runs from Aug. 17 to Sept. 11.