co-written by Pippa Mackie and Ryan Gladstone, had a sold-out run and holdover at The Cultch in 2024. Her name is Juliet, and she’s not dying for you anymore. In this imaginative and comedic spin on Romeo & Juliet, the titular heroine refuses to die for someone she just met two days ago. “Wherefore art thou Romeo?” Who cares! Juliet takes matters into her own hands and recruits a team of Shakespeare’s most famous tragic heroines.
Tag: live music
SC Golf & Country Club: Pub Night Music – Wine & Dine Valentine’s Day
An evening of exquisite fine dining, wine pairings and specialty Valentines cocktails. Musical ambience provided by the ‘Duke of Earles’. Reservations 604.885.9212.
St Hilda’s: Duo Mycelia
Join Simon Gidora and Isabella Perron, both passionate violinists, pianists, and singers perform.
PHMS Coffee House
Pender Harbour Music Society presents this month’s School of Music Coffee House. The July Coffeehouse welcomes Them Ordinary Things with Simon Paradis, Paul Dwyer, Kaia Nielsen and Mark Lebbell. With four talented singer-songwriters and an ear for a quirky cover, listeners are guaranteed a great mix of genres, styles and voices.
Doors open at 7:00 PM and music starts at 7:30 PM. There is a suggested donation of $10 for entry at the door.
Tapworks: Coastal Hosts Open Mic
Backeddy Pub: Sean Peters
Sean brings his signature blend of acoustic folk, blues, and soul to the stage. Pair the tunes with great food, cold drinks, and even better company — the perfect way to wrap up the weekend.
101 Brewhouse: Karaoke Night
PR – Cranberry Hall Coffee House
Usually the last Sunday of the month. Sign up spot is pretty rock solid. Or folk solid. Or poetry solid. Whatever your offering, we are here for you! All welcome!
$5 suggested (or pwyc)
PR – Wishing Well: An Evening Of Folk Music
With Mervis Blue, Usually Trespassing, Blake Pinder, Brandon Law, Noelle Moon. All ages show.
PR – Willingdon Rotary Pavilion: Music in the Park
Batch 44: Rock ‘N Roll Bingo
Persephone: the Go Band
Sechelt Library: Very Beginners Ukulele – Winter 2023
to Feb 23. New to ukulele? Join Mark Trevis, learn a few basic chords and enjoy a fun group experience playing this simple beautiful instrument.
To register, visit the library, call 604-885-3260, or email gillian.smith@secheltlibrary.ca
Sechelt Library: Very Beginners Ukulele – Winter 2023
to Feb 23. New to ukulele? Join Mark Trevis, learn a few basic chords and enjoy a fun group experience playing this simple beautiful instrument.
To register, visit the library, call 604-885-3260, or email gillian.smith@secheltlibrary.ca
Sechelt Library: Very Beginners Ukulele – Winter 2023
to Feb 23. New to ukulele? Join Mark Trevis, learn a few basic chords and enjoy a fun group experience playing this simple beautiful instrument.
To register, visit the library, call 604-885-3260, or email gillian.smith@secheltlibrary.ca
Sechelt Library: Very Beginners Ukulele – Winter 2023
to Feb 23. New to ukulele? Join Mark Trevis, learn a few basic chords and enjoy a fun group experience playing this simple beautiful instrument.
To register, visit the library, call 604-885-3260, or email gillian.smith@secheltlibrary.ca
Sechelt Library: Very Beginners Ukulele – Winter 2023
to Feb 23. New to ukulele? Join Mark Trevis, learn a few basic chords and enjoy a fun group experience playing this simple beautiful instrument.
To register, visit the library, call 604-885-3260, or email gillian.smith@secheltlibrary.ca
Sechelt Library: Very Beginners Ukulele – Winter 2023
to Feb 23. New to ukulele? Join Mark Trevis, learn a few basic chords and enjoy a fun group experience playing this simple beautiful instrument.
To register, visit the library, call 604-885-3260, or email gillian.smith@secheltlibrary.ca


