St Hilda’s Church: Magical Nature – Album listening experience & release party

After 10+ years in creation, Magical Nature comes to life!

Immerse yourself into an orchestra of nature sounds, interwoven with didgeridoos, multilayered guitars, throat singing and entrancing percussion.
Guiding a deep reflective sound journey through earthly realms. Celebrating and honouring the natural world.

Opening with a live didgeridoo performance and introduction to the album.

Advance tickets – $20
Door – $25

St Hildas Anglican Church

Doors at 6:30 – Begins at 7:00

For more info visit : www.featherlore.net

GPAG: Arts & Words Festival 2026

Join us with the Sunshine Coast Writers and Editors Society for the 2026 Arts and Words Festival, a three day literary festival in which writers collaborate with visual artists!

Every year, artists and writers on the Sunshine Coast are randomly paired together. Working together they reflect on each other’s stories, artistic practices, styles, and bodies of work to create a literary work and a visual work that resonate with and echo each other; often resulting in long-term friendship and collaboration across artistic disciplines. We invite all to join us during this festival to view the huge breadth of art and words on display, as well as for workshops, keynote speakers, interviews, and more. Immerse yourself in the Sunshine Coast’s literary and visual arts scene.

Find the full schedule of events, as well as our opening hours during the festival, online!

SC Arts Centre: Community Training and Peer Led Panel Discussion

Want to talk about drug use and drug toxicity on the Sunshine Coast? Come visit Jackie Dives exhibition “Of Course This Hurts”, get Naloxone trained, and then bring your questions and curiosity to an “ask us anything” community panel.

Huge thanks to the Community Action Team for facilitating this offering. Immense gratitude to Jackie Dives and her photography practice. We are so thrilled to be supporting this work!

Pender Harbour Wildlife Presentation: River in Peril

A presentation with Jeremy Venditti, Professor of Environment Science at Simon Fraser. The mighty Fraser River, a powerful and free-flowing lifeline for British Columbia’s culture and economy, faces a hidden crisis as dredging and climate change create a critical sediment deficit in its delta. This imbalance threatens the region’s infrastructure and ecological integrity, highlighting the urgent need for a dedicated Fraser River Observatory to monitor the river’s health.