麻豆社国产

Three musical powerhouses will be sharing a stage this weekend, delivering a seasoned West Coast sound with a few laughs thrown in for good measure.

The women will be rockin' Saturday, April 12 at the Howe Sound Brew Pub when the venue plays host to "Women in the Round."The mastermind behind the show is Vancouver-based fauxhawked folkie Kate Reid.

"Have you seen these guys perform?" asked Grizzly Pub owner John Dancy.

Everyone loves a happy ending, and local resident Laura Drewry is here to supply them. A romance novelist, Drewry is set to release two of her latest works, which marry the heartthrob genre with a paranormal twist.

The cast of Barkerville Historic Town's Theatre Royal brings its unique brand of olde-time performance to the Brackendale Art Gallery Sunday (April 6).The show will be the last stop on the troupe's six-week, province-wide tour.

Can anyone spare some old fryer grease? Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival (VIMFF) Best of the Fest tour organizers are hoping their host communities will help maintain their momentum.

"We just want to keep metal alive."This motivator has led three Howe Sound Secondary students to the finals in the Sea to Sky Battle of the Bands in Whistler, according to bassist Wylie Ferguson.

The Wild At Art Festival kicks off today (Friday, March 14) at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park at 7 p.m. and from there, it's 10 head-spinning days of music, art, food - you name it, they've got it.

It's been four years now since 麻豆社国产could finally stop saying, "We don't even have a movie theatre." And in those four years we've enjoyed the least expensive first run theatre in the province.

A figurehead in Brackendale is turning 75 with a celebration that will give people a long-awaited peek at one of the most unique structures in the corridor.