“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.
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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.
Jazz Week: Gibsons Public Art Gallery – Karen Graves Trio
Karen Graves Trio – Sunshine Coast resident, Karen Graves, is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and recording artist. Her playing is passionate and inspiring. The trio, comprising of Karen Graves, saxophones, flute & vocals, Budge Schachte, guitar and James Meger on acoustic bass. The trio will play great jazz standards, original compositions, songs from the Latin tradition and other repertoire from favourite composers and artists in the Latin, jazz, blues, world music and groove genres. Their music is heartfelt, synergistic and fun!
Coopers Green: Halfmoon Bay Fair
For 58 years, the Halfmoon Bay Fair has been bringing the community together—and this year, we’re turning up the energy.
Live music & performances all day
Kids Fun Zone
Food trucks + local eats
Beverages (yes, the grown-up kind too)
Local makers & marketplace
Other Entertainment & surprises throughout the day
A full-on summer hangout—music, food, friends, and the unbeatable oceanside Halfmoon Bay vibe.
Hosted by the Halfmoon Bay Community Association
Supporting local talent, local businesses, and good old-fashioned community spirit
Jazz Week: Sunnycrest Mall – Martini Madness
Kicking off the Saturday afternoon of Jazz Week to get us in the mood is this fun trio of Sunshine Coast musicians who love playing great ‘classic’ songs, from all eras. “From Frank to Hank” means you’ll hear everything from Bossa Nova to Blues, and Crooners to Country.
Kevin Crofton on guitar and vocals is a witty, entertaining guy with a big voice, developed from years as an actor and musician. Graham Walker, local children’s music recording artist, brings his songwriter’s sense to the drum kit, playing softer grooves that fill out the bands very tight rhythmic style. Andy Amanovich is a jazz guitarist switching to bass for this trio.
Egmont Heritage Centre: Rare Earth – Live Outdoor Music – Free Show !
Pender Blues Jam presents:
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 6th 1 – 4 PM for this FREE SHOW !
Don’t miss this Spectacular Opportunity !
“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 !
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.
Lions Park: Harbour Market
Sundays, 9-2pm. Inside & outside vendors. Live music.
• local makers + handmade goods
• fresh food + baked treats
• live music + a little wander
• a big playground for the kids
Heritage Playhouse: Suncoast Concert Band
Annual spring concert of the Suncoast Concert Band conducted by Tak Maeda. Hear music titles by composers from the 1800’s to recent years. Advance tickets (cash only) are available in person from Pet Valu outlets (Sunnycrest Mall Gibsons and Trail Bay Centre Sechelt). Tickets can be reserved by e-transfer to terifest@telus.net. $25 Adults, $5 Children & Students to Grade 12.
PR – Blackberry Festival
Fri Aug 21 – 6-10pm – Street Party
Sat Aug 22 – 12-8pm – Blackberry Jam + Fireworks at 10pm.
Explore a vibrant marketplace featuring local businesses, artisans, and community organizations.
From handcrafted goods to delicious treats, the Blackberry Festival is a great place to discover what Powell River has to offer.
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.
Raven’s Cry: Legendary Eagle Eyes – Eagles Tribute Concert
Celebration of the music of one of the greatest bands of all time.
Stephan LaCasse live at Ace’s Clubhouse
Coast singer-strummer returns with some tasty tunes.
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
Gumboot Cafe: Wax Mannequin // the Kettle Black // Invasives
Max – Music that veers from scrappy folk and art punk to absurdist stadium metal, churning with dark humour that borders on Dadaism.
Kettle Black Ontario-based artist is known for incorporating a projector, loop pedals, and paper mache into his heavy, audio-visceral live shows.
Doors 7pm
Music 8pm
$15 advance tickets
$20 cash at the door
All ages // drinks with ID
Music 8pm
$15 advance tickets
$20 cash at the door
All ages // drinks with ID