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Human/climate impact explored

Gail Sjuberg - February 20, 2019

Most documentary films end leaving the audience on its own to deal with the complex issues raised in the subject matter, but one film...

Second City alumni present comedy night for SPCA

Gail Sjuberg - February 13, 2019

Alumni from the famous Second City comedy group are bringing their Paws for Laughter show to ArtSpring on Saturday, Feb. 16 to raise money...

Quilt at library honours 150 Canadian women

Elizabeth Nolan - February 13, 2019

Salt Spring Public Library fundraising efforts take a warm turn this winter thanks to a donation from the Stitch Dimension Quilt Guild. The island-based group...

Monologues show tackles timely themes

Elizabeth Nolan - February 6, 2019

Valentine’s Day 2019 will offer islanders the opportunity to see life through a different lens as a collective of local women eschew paper lace...

Doxas Brothers Quartet set to wow Salt Spring

Gail Sjuberg - January 30, 2019

Jazzuary 2019 continues this Wednesday, Feb. 6, when the Salt Spring Jazz and Blues Society hosts the exciting Doxas Brothers Quartet. The group features...

SIMS band program gets amped up

Elizabeth Nolan - January 23, 2019

Salt Spring Island Middle School has a history of great music teachers who have inspired kids, in many cases opening the doors to lifelong...

GISS visual art gets interactive at Mahon Hall

Elizabeth Nolan - January 16, 2019

Gulf Islands Secondary School’s visual arts students have created an immersive and interactive art environment at Mahon Hall, where this week visitors can see...

Michael Robb artwork in focus

Elizabeth Nolan - January 10, 2019

December’s destructive windstorm played havoc with many islanders’ Christmas holidays and will cost untold thousands in property damage, but most residents were able to...

Scrooge lives up to the legend

Elizabeth Nolan - December 23, 2018

Two women whose children are past the age of believing in Santa went to ArtSpring last week feeling a little overwhelmed and bothered by...

Clay collaborations inspire creative thinking

Elizabeth Nolan - December 12, 2018

Artist, educator and recent Salt Spring Ceramics Awards juror Alwyn O’Brien is guest curator at Fault Line Projects gallery this month, bringing a show...

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