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Coopers Green Hall: Contra Dance – Come Dance with Us!

Contra Dancing is a fun, social dance from New England. All ages, all abilities!
No experience or partner necessary. Everyone dances together! Non-gendered instructions. All dances are taught and then prompted (“called”) by an experienced caller. Live folk music accompaniment.
Suggested donation $15 or pay what you can, to cover expenses. Cash or e-transfer at the door. Produced by Heidi Kurz and Lise Kreps

RC Hall: Daniel Kingsbury Tribute Concert

Join us for a magical musical gathering featuring over 30 of the Sunshine Coast’s finest musicians performing the original songs of Daniel Kingsbury, in support of two meaningful causes that are also his legacy: The Daniel Kingsbury Music for Youth Endowment (DKMFY), and the Jellyfish Project (JFP). Funds raised will support aspiring young local musicians in financial need with grants to pursue their musical dreams, and innovative youth environmental education programs.

Performers include: Mindil Beach, Definitely Diva, the Choralations Children’s Choir and many more! Two shows to choose from: 1:30 pm or 7:30 pm. Doors open at 1 pm and 7 pm respectively.

Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door. Kids 12 and under: $10
All proceeds will be split evenly between DKMFY and JFP.

GPAG: ART FOR ALL Pro-D Day

Looking for something to do on the Oct. 24th Pro-D Day? Join us for drop in creation stations with a variety of activities for kids of all ages to enjoy. We’ll be offering collage, origami, weaving, drawing, and more. Come try out a new craft with all the supplies you need already provided; and with no mess in your own home!

Children must be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is not required and entrance is by donation.

SC Arts Centre: Sechelt Arts Festival: Durational Taiko: Celebrating the Equinox

Taiko a thousands’ of years ceremonial tradition that bring entire communities together—lasting for hours to days—as a form of collective healing and resilience. Taiko players from the Vancouver and Sunshine Coast taiko community will gather for a ceremonial offering in honour of our chosen and biological ancestors.

Public Invitation: Witnesses are invited to observe and meditate through deep listening and stillness. One handmade practice drum will be available for those who feel called to play. At times, traditional pieces will be played. If you choose to join in, we encourage you to support the pulse by playing the backbeat or grounding rhythms. This is a collective space for healing and connection—please tune in and play in a way that complements the energy of the group.

CAPA National Photo Walk – Sunshine Coast

CAPA National Photo Walk – Sunshine Coast
Join the Sunshine Coast Camera Club on Saturday, September 20, 2025, for the Inaugural CAPA (Canadian Assoc of Photographic Arts) National Photo Walk. This coast-to-coast event brings photographers together across Canada to celebrate photography, community, and creativity.

The Sunshine Coast walk will take place at Porpoise Bay Provincial Park at 6451 Sechelt Inlet Road, meeting at the 1st parking lot at 10 am. All are welcome—whether you use a camera or a smartphone.

Registration IS REQUIRED at: https://capacanada.link/2025-photo-walk

Contact: Janet Slater, j.slater@telus.net

Persephone: Knitting Club in the Snug

Tuesdays. All levels welcome. Come keep your hands busy, create beautiful things and weave new friendships. Held every Tuesday in the cozy snug room.
10% off food and drinks

Hackett Park Artisan Fair

Aug 16-17. The Hackett Park Artisan Fair is an annual gathering of local and regional vendors. The Fair has been an annual tradition on the Coast, and attracts close to 5000 visitors seeking to discover the creations of artisans who are jury selected based on craftsmanship, originality, and the unique items they have to offer for sale.
This year’s Fair will take place in the lower field of Hackett Park. We will have a large variety of artisans, artists, and food vendors, as well as live music presented by Rogue Fest!
The Fair can be accessed via Medusa Street and at the corner of Trail Ave. and Dolphin St. in Sechelt. Admission is by donation for adults, students and seniors, and free for children under twelve.

Coopers Green: Halfmoon Bay Lazy Daze

Afternoon of live music in the Park (Coopers Green Park). You’ll find lots to eat and drink while you relax (and hopefully dance) with friends and neighbours and enjoy terrific live local music by Spindrift Street and Them Ordinary Things.

Details here.

Persephone Brewing: Montego and the rocksteady crew

Warming up the tasting room for Friday night with Rocksteady vibes.

Roberts Creek Community Market

Wednesdays – open year-round indoor & outdoor market. . A broad diversity of vendors, growers, food, artists, crafters, makers from your local community.

If you are an artist, crafter, grower or maker please consider joining us.

PR – Max Cameron Theatre: BTU

Featuring Barney Bentall, Tom Taylor & Shari Ulrich celebrate 18 years of collaboration with their return to the Max. Come on out for a great night of songs and stories.

Backeddy Pub: Charlie Veaurdry

Known for his soulful voice and captivating performances, Charlie will bring great energy to the night, creating a relaxed waterfront atmosphere perfect for unwinding.

Sunday Cider: Mother’s Day Pop Up Mini Market

Featuring: Mimosas, brunch specials, fresh Mexican, Dahlias and a mini market… with jewelry, ceramics and handmade apothecary and soaps. Celebrate all the special people who we love, who nurture, support, and inspire us every day! Free event. All welcome.

PR – Willingdon Rotary Pavilion: Music in the Park

Grab a comfy chair or blanket and join us for Music in the Park this Summer!

June 27th, July 25th, August 8th and 29th – 7:00pm at the Rotary Pavilion!

Listen to some great local music, and pop by the Thursday Night Markets!

August 29th – Madam Mayhem

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