July 24 & 25. Guided by our understanding of dreaming as ancestral and living technology, DREAM TECH explores dreaming as creative practice, as story, as connection, and as a way of building futures together. Learn to dye yarns using mushrooms and plants with xʷməθkʷəy̓əm Elder Rita Kompst and her daughter Zoe Kompst. Meet fungi through an embodied walk as the sun goes down, guided by artists and mycologists Isabelle Kirouac and Willoughby Arévalo. Join Jessica Silvey for weaving and storytelling. Hear your dreams set to live music by Toni-Leah C. Yake, Julia Úlehla and Malcolm Jack. Enjoy foraged desserts by local foodie and artist Erin Dutton. Full line-up and tickets at website.
Tag: live music
Egmont Heritage Centre: Echoes of Egmont Launch
‘Japanese Canadian Stories from the Skookum Chuk. Travel the waters of Skookum Chuk to learn about Japanese Canadian entrepreneurs such as the Nakashima and Hatashita families who were vital members of the growing community.
PR – Willingdon Beach: Central Farmers’ Market
to October 10. Home grown grown, baked, homemade, harvested goods, community groups, music and more.
PR – Carlson Club: Saturday Jam
Saturdays. All Jammers get 1 Free drink, enjoy the music, dancing and Best of All, enjoy the company. Pub food available to purchase until 7:00pm.
RC Hall: Youth Pride Dance
Special Guests:
Davis Gay,
Ryan Ginger,
Patricia Dethroned,
DJ E-List,
Photo Booth,
Swag,
Food and Drinks.
Ages 24 and Under
Please tell your friends and reach out if you have any questions! See you there
Gibsons Legion: The Steadies
Canadian Beach Party.
Roberts Creek Hall: Our Food, Our Story
A culinary journey to the heart of Palestine with visiting chef, Izzeldin Bukhari of Sacred Cuisine. A unique long table, vegetarian dinner (vegan available) woven with stories by Izzeldin, and music by Anagram.
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.
Backeddy Pub: Joe Stanton
This seasoned singer-songwriter blends folk, bluegrass, country, and blues with intricate fingerstyle guitar and heartfelt lyrics. Joined by Marin Patenaude & James Meger.
Henderson Beach: 15th Annual Peanut Butter Jam
Featuring ‘Slightly Twisted’ with special guest Al Harlow of Prism. Cash donations welcome. All net proceeds go to the Sechelt Food Bank.
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
Sechelt Legion: June Schedule
Thur Jun 4 – 3-6pm – Duke of Earles
Fri Jun 5 – 3-6pm – Poppa Greg
Thu Jun 11 – 3-6pm – Soleil Duo
Fri Jun 12 – 3-6pm – Jim Taylor
Fri Jun 12, 7-late – Stephan Vogler
Thu Jun 18 – 3-6pm – Blue Western
Fri Jun 19 – 3-6pm – Chris O’Connor
Sat Jun 20 – 7pm – late – Benefit for Janice – The Hook
Thu Jun 25 – 3-6pm – Graham Williams
Fri Jun 26 – 3-6pm – Rick Raymond
Gibsons Legion: Saturday afternoon Live – June schedule
50/50 draw, raffles, good music, good folks.
June 6 – Virginia Lenny
June 13 – Stephen LaCasse
June 20 – Graham Williams
June 27 – Dee Brown
Downtown Sechelt: TASTE OF SECHELT
Stroll Downtown Sechelt while sipping on wines from across BC and beyond while you enjoy delicious $9 bites from participating restaurants and cafes!
Pick up your wine glass for $25 and hand stamp on the corner of Wharf & Cowrie St. or in front of the Lighthouse Liquor Store at Trail Bay Centre.
If you have a glass from last year bring and save $5 for entry. 2 pieces of ID required.
Look for TASTE posters at participating shops.
Cafè de la Guitarra
Join us for an evening of flamenco and classical inspired guitar. Where Bradley Wells will be performing a variety of pieces from early rock/metal favourites to more traditional flamenco/classical repertoire.
The event will take place at the “Sweet ‘n’ Savour Bakery” located at 818 Gibsons Way
Doors Open at 6:30 and the show begins at 7pm
Tickets are $20/ea and are available at the Sweet ‘n’ Savoury Bakery and The Painted Lady Art Supplies and Framing
Tickets are also available on EventBrite for $25
It is sure to be a lovely evening, we hope to see you there
Jazz Fest: Gibsons Public Market – Jazz Brunch with Deanna Knight Tree-O
Relax and listen to this amazing Trio while enjoying food and/or beverage from Emelle’s Bistro. Doors 9:30 Music 10:30 – 11:30
Singer/songwriter, Deanna Knight the dynamic chanteuse of Vancouver’s Hot Club is joined by Simon Kendall, keyboards and Eric Reid, guitar, banjo, mandolin.
Note: Food is a-la-carte and is NOT included with the ticket price.
Featuring
• Gibsons — One Flower, One Leaf Gallery
• Roberts Creek — MELOmania
• Sechelt — Sunshine Coast Visitor Info Centre
Rockwood Festival Pavilion: As You Like It – Preview
“All the world’s a stage.” Shakespeare’s popular pastoral comedy about love, disguises, swapped gender roles, and banishment into the woods comes to the Sunshine Coast this summer! A community cast of 22 volunteers, with live Renaissance music from the Fairy Band.
Tickets available online and at the door, $20 suggested donation or pay what you can, benefitting the Bev Shaw Literacy Fund.
Rockwood Festival Pavilion: As You Like It
“All the world’s a stage.” Shakespeare’s popular pastoral comedy about love, disguises, swapped gender roles, and banishment into the woods comes to the Sunshine Coast this summer! A community cast of 22 volunteers, with live Renaissance music from the Fairy Band.
Tickets available online and at the door, $20 suggested donation or pay what you can, benefitting the Bev Shaw Literacy Fund.