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ArtSpring youth program yields rich results

Elizabeth Nolan - February 12, 2020

A free arts enrichment program offered annually by ArtSpring is getting ready to share its 2020 project results with the community. Islanders can see how...

Rainbow Soul Food book set for launch

Gail Sjuberg - February 5, 2020

A regular contributor to monthly open mic poetry nights at the Salt Spring library has just birthed a book of poetry. Called Rainbow Soul Food...

Yukon artist works on Salt Spring

Elizabeth Nolan - January 29, 2020

Whitehorse-based artist Joyce Majiski captivated Salt Spring islanders who attended her recent artist talk at Mahon Hall, in which she described her current project...

All-female team powers next Theatre Alive show

Elizabeth Nolan - January 28, 2020

Highly respected playwright Caryl Churchill will get Salt Spring exposure on Feb. 5 when Theatre Alive presents a staged reading of her 2016 work...

Film festival announces opening night pick

Contributed Article - January 22, 2020

Submitted by Salt Spring Film Festival Society A crowd-pleasing documentary on the challenges of restoring biodiversity headlines this year’s Salt Spring Film Festival. The Biggest Little Farm...

Dancers present original Backin’ It Up show

Gail Sjuberg - January 15, 2020

Gulf Islands Secondary School dance students are holding their end of semester performance tonight at ArtSpring, with a second show running on Thursday night. Students...

Water themes flow at concert

Elizabeth Nolan - January 15, 2020

The Viva Chorale choir is exploring the multiple facets of one primal element during their upcoming concert called Water Circle, which is set for...

Fred Heads ready for a great night at Fulford Hall

Contributed Article - January 14, 2020

The Salt Spring Folk Club is excited to present the enigmatic troubadour Fred Eaglesmith on Monday, Jan. 20 at Fulford Hall. With 42 years...

GISS spins hip hop into Robin Hood

Elizabeth Nolan - January 8, 2020

Any tale about the widening gulf between rich and poor and the uprising of a disenfranchised group against a corrupt power structure has a...

Liv Wade releases new album

Gail Sjuberg - December 25, 2019

When Liv Wade drives home, she doesn’t spend hours stuck in traffic. Her commute is actually one of the better parts of her day. That...

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