xRCCA is excited to invite you to CREEK DAZE 2026!
Join us this year as we kick off the festivities at Roberts Creek School, gathering for the lively Higgledy Piggledy Parade leading down to the Pier! Get creative with your costumes straight from the tickle trunk! Meet at 10:45am, parade at 11:11am!
Explore a diverse array of vendors offering information, crafts, delicious food, and engaging activities for everyone to enjoy. Kids will love the KidZone featuring face painting, games, and playful activities.
Don’t miss the vibrant music performances at the mandala stage from 11:30am-6pm (see the discussion board for lineup) and the Slow Sundays Stage at Library Park from noon-3:30pm. Performance by the Story Theatre at the Gazebo, Be sure to browse through the renowned Library Book Sale from noon-3pm—it’s a can’t-miss event!
Stay tuned for more details about the stage line-up, artists, vendors and more! Bring the whole family for a day packed with fun! There will be a water station so bring your water bottles to fill! We do our best to make this a zero waste event!
We always need volunteers to help make these wonderful events happen! Please sign up at volunteersignup.org/LETMW
You’re community spirit is appreciated!!!
This event is supported by the Province of British Columbia.
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RC Library Gazebo Stage: Kaleidoscope – 2nd annual Canadian Multicultural Day Celebration
Join us for our 2nd annual Kaleidoscope, a joyful celebration of Canadian Multiculturalism Day featuring music, dancers and food from around the world. This free, family-friendly event brings together community, culture, and creativity in the heart of the Creek.
Live performances by:
Celso Machado
Alcvin Ryuzen Ramos
Avah – Silk Veil Fan Dance
Punjabi Folk Dancer
Randeesh & Sam Hope
Mivule
Delicious food available from:
Jerk Pan Man
Jind’s Rasoi
Kitchen Classics (Filipino)
Hosted by Scott Collison
Welcome from Sito Salinas
All are welcome. Come celebrate the diverse cultures that make up our community!
Funded by the Government of Canada. Financé par le gouvernement du Canada.
4th Annual Sunshine Shakedown
Bringing the musical magic and fun inspired by the Grateful Dead for the 4th year and counting. Indoor dance party both nights, plus afternoon outdoor stage, vending (featuring Alchemy Fashions), beer garden and food on Saturday.
Both evenings inside Roberts Creek Hall are 19+. Saturday’s daytime event – featuring the “Shakedown Stage” in the lot – is all ages. Kids under 19 are by donation.
Friday June 26
8pm-late: Jerry Garcia Tribute
Saturday June 27
3-8pm outdoor stage:
GD/BC acoustic
Brothers in Farms
Brett Hinders & Aline Deanna
8pm-late inside the Hall:
Buddy & the Scarecrow
GD/BC
Full 2 day tickets – $50
Tickets for Friday Night – $35
Tickets for all of Saturday -$35
“Jay & the Civvie-Cats” perform LIVE at the Egmont Heritage Centre
An Eclectic Live Performance of Jazz, Metal, and Blues. We call it “Jumble” !
Watch LIVE OUTDOOR MUSIC performed in a Natural Setting near the
entrance to Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park.
Relive the Golden Age of Rock & Roll with tunes from the 60’s and 70’s.
Experience I.B.S. – Intense Bass Solos – on a Dingwall Combustion.
Visit the Egmont Heritage Centre Museum in Egmont British Columbia
on Saturday June 13th 1 – 4 PM for this FREE SHOW !
Don’t miss this Spectacular Opportunity !
PR – Playing for Peace Concert Series
With Colleen Eccleston, Pat Buckna, Ben Bouchard, Lukah Bouchard, Devon Hanley, Annabelle Tully-Barr. While the rest of the world is now feeling the impacts of the war in Iran, the fuel crisis hits Cuba even harder. This event will support the purchase of solar panels for more Cuban farmers.
Raven’s Cry Theatre: Sunshine Coast Community Orchestra Annual Spring Concert
The Coast’s community orchestra – a membership including your family/friends/neighbors/colleagues – is presenting for your enjoyment the Dvorak 8th symphony in its entirety for the first time. They have also prepared some of the most iconic themes in movie history. Come to the Raven’s Cry Theatre on Sunday May 31st. Doors open at 2 pm for the 2:30 concert. Tickets are available at both the Sechelt and Gibsons Pet Valu outlets (Trail Bay Centre and Sunnycrest Mall). Adults $30, Children and Students to Grade 12 receive free tickets. Advance tickets may be arranged by e-transfers to terifest@telus.net until May 30th.
PR – Wind Band Time Travellers – Mozart to Mackey
Afternoon concert presented by qathet Concert Band. Directed by Steven Cramaro including small ensemble performances.
Saturday, May 23rd, 1:00 pm, Max Cameron Theatre, Powell River.
admission by donation
SCAC: Artesia Coffee House
Doors 6:45pm. Celebrating youth in music, Chorolations Children’s Choir, under the direction of Janice Brunson opens the night followed by a duo featuring Jane Allan and Randy Shepherd performing classic country.
Johanna Goldenberg, a high school writer will read from her first published novella, The Sharp Edge of Seashells. Closing the night our much-loved “Definitely Diva,” featuring Lynn Dickson, Wendy Hibbert, and Patrice Pollack accompanied by Boyd Norman, bass, Reg Dickson, guitar/harmonica and Anneka Bonser. Performing together for over 20 years, the Divas continue to delight audiences with beautiful harmonies, great songs, and have way too much fun with their audiences.
PR – Max Cameron: Collective Singers from Namibia
An unforgettable night of rhythm, harmony, and soul. Namibia’s renowned Collective Singers Choir is brings their high-energy tour.
These 36 powerful vocalists are known for performances that move the spirit (and the feet!). This isn’t just a concert—it’s a collaboration. Collective will be joined by our very own Brooks Secondary Chamber Choir.
PHMS Presents Krystle Dos Santos
BLAK, a Musical Journey – BLAK is a powerful musical journey celebrating notable black Canadian women in music. The show has historically important stories about the Underground Railroad, the Civil Rights movement and key events in black history while weaving in iconic songs from the eras in which these women lived and performed. Krystle brings a unique and powerful blend of passion and emotion to every performance. We are also delighted that Krystle and her ensemble will present their school programme to our elementary school on Monday, May 25.
PR – Academy of Music: Tyler Bartfai & TBD
The sounds of summer at the Backyard Stage at the qathet academy of music and arts! Tickets available online – $20 regular admission or $10 for Youth 18 and under.
PR – Arts Hub at tiskʷat: Chamber Music Concert – Ensembles in Action
Members of the qathet Symphony Orchestra and qathet Concert Band join together in small ensembles to play chamber music for you! There will be brass, wind, string and mixed ensembles with music from baroque through classical to contemporary.
By donation: proceeds go to support student music education
By donation: proceeds go to support student music education
The Arts Hub at tiskʷat
(Upper level of the @townsitepublicmarket )
In the Spotlight
Members of the Suncoast Concert Band and Sunshine Coast Community Orchestra perform individually and in small ensembles of brass, woodwind and string instruments.
2:30 PM Sunday April 12 – St. Hilda’s Anglican Church, Sechelt – Admission by Donation
St Hilda’s Church: Bach & Friends
The Coast Messiah Choir and Orchestra present a Baroque concert with a tribute Bach’s masterworks. Featuring Simon Gidora, Isabella Perron, plus Miyo Shinagawa, Erik Kallo and more.
Earth Day 2026 at the RC Pier
Come join us to celebrate Earth Day down at the Roberts Creek Pier Sunday, April 19th from 11:30am-5pm!
This year we look at Recycling on the Coast with Salish Soils
Booksale at the Library in the Heart of the Creek from noon-3pm
Conscious local exhibitors
Library Book Sale – noon-3pm
TraC Bike Valet & Tune-ups
Hot Food & Treats
Kidzone
Music!!!!
Pranakite
Mivule
DJ Coffee Break
and so much More that will be updated along the way!
It’s only with the help of volunteers that these events happen!
If you or someone you know is interested please sign up at:
volunteersignup.org/TTBEJ
Your community spirit is appreciated!
‘We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia.’
Pender Harbour Music Society presents Janelle Nadeau, harp
Spring is in the Air – Everyone loves the harp, and Janelle, with her warm and engaging presence is always a crowd favourite. Celebrate spring as Janelle and her musical colleagues present an afternoon of diverse classical, Celtic, original and contemporary tunes. Be whisked away to misty hilltops and shadowy glens with beautiful aires played on this most ancient of instruments. You are promised a rich repertoire and magical musical experience.
Pender Harbour Music Society presents Morgan Toney, fusion of Mi’kmaq & Celtic
Mi’kmaltic Magic: Tradition Meets Innovation – 2024 Juno-nominated Celtic fiddler and singer, Morgan Toney, brings together the fiery fiddling of Cape Breton Island with the old songs of the Mi’kmaq. He calls this fusion Mi’lmaltic (Mi’kmaq + Celtic). It’s his way of celebrating his language and heritage. Morgan and his touring partner, and fellow Cape Bretoner, Keith Mullins have collaborated to blend two worlds and cultures to give the world something unique. Together they represent the best of art – a way of understanding and acceptance. We are delighted to have Morgan and Keith present their school program to our Pender Harbour Elementary School students as well as Shishal Youth on Monday, March 30.
PH School of Music: Duo Mycelia
Isabella Perron and Simon Gidora, both passionate violinists, pianists, and singers, perform together as Duo Mycelia .