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Community revisits The Laramie Project after 10 years

Elizabeth Nolan - February 12, 2018

In 1998, on the outskirts of Laramie, Wyoming, a 21-year-old gay college student named Matthew Shepard was brutally beaten, tied to a fence and...

Film series about Salt Spring gets nominations

Gail Sjuberg - February 7, 2018

A documentary web series about Salt Spring Island has been nominated for four awards at this year’s Vancouver Web Festival in April. The series...

Rémi Bolduc Jazz Ensemble performs

Driftwood Staff - February 4, 2018

The Rémi Bolduc Jazz Ensemble is taking on a national treasure, and one of the greats, in Oscar Peterson. On Monday, Feb. 5, the...

Dan Mangan

Gail Sjuberg - January 24, 2018

On January 20, 2018, Dan Mangan and Gordon Grdina played an intimate show for Salt Spring Island. It was Mangan's second time playing on...

Gryphon Trio ready to enthrall Salt Spring audience

Driftwood Staff - January 17, 2018

One of the world’s pre-eminent piano trios performs at ArtSpring on Tuesday as part of its 25th anniversary year. The Gryphon Trio is Annalee Patipatanakoon...

Gulf Islands make star appearance in APTN food show

Elizabeth Nolan - January 9, 2018

The food culture of the Gulf Islands has become one of the region’s biggest selling points in recent years, with local chefs making the...

Baroque sounds soar at ensemble concert

Driftwood Staff - January 9, 2018

An ArtSpring audience can look forward to a dynamic, personal and engaging performance of music by Italian baroque masters on Sunday, Jan. 14. That’s...

GISS theatre taps into Neverland magic

Elizabeth Nolan - January 3, 2018

Gulf Islands Secondary School’s senior acting class will sprinkle a little magic over the post-holiday blahs when they present their version of the Disney...

Teen singer gets CTV-show break

Elizabeth Nolan - January 3, 2018

Salt Spring high school student Nicky MacKenzie is poised to gain national recognition as a singer, with a new CTV program that will bring...

Guest curator Regan Shrumm taps into women’s art

Elizabeth Nolan - December 29, 2017

An independent curator from Victoria will be shedding light on some of Salt Spring’s early women artists during a month-long exhibition opening in February,...

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