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Critic's picks: Randy from Trailer Park Boys; Symphony; Chalia 2na

Critic's picks: Randy from Trailer Park Boys; Symphony; Chalia 2na

Arts writer Mike Devlin picks his fave upcoming events, including Randy’s Cheeseburger Picnic at Wicket Hall tonight (Thursday, Oct. 26)
Comic Chelsea Handler to make her Victoria debut in March

Comic Chelsea Handler to make her Victoria debut in March

Tickets for Chelsea handler go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. through the Save-on-Foods Memorial box office. Pre-sales are available Wednesday through LiveNation.com.
Feist to play Victoria in February

Feist to play Victoria in February

Tickets for Feist’s Victoria show go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday through the Royal McPherson box office.
Vancouver rap show cancelled after crowd rushes floor

Vancouver rap show cancelled after crowd rushes floor

The Lil Yachty show did not last long.
Book review: Remember — your cat is waiting at the Rainbow Bridge

Book review: Remember — your cat is waiting at the Rainbow Bridge

Paradise for Cats is a companion to cartoonist Adrian Raeside’s 2012 book, which he wrote and illustrated after the loss of Koko, his dog.
Jane Bunnett returns with multi-cultural Maqueque in tow

Jane Bunnett returns with multi-cultural Maqueque in tow

Bunnett and her bandmates will be armed with songs from the group’s latest recording, Playing With Fire
Pacific Opera welcomes new artistic director, its first change in the position in 43 years

Pacific Opera welcomes new artistic director, its first change in the position in 43 years

Calgary-raised Brenna Corner is Pacific Opera Victoria’s new artistic director.
Jeremy Dutcher brings new album, new journey to Vancouver Island this week

Jeremy Dutcher brings new album, new journey to Vancouver Island this week

Classically trained Two-Spirit artist Jeremy Dutcher will perform at the McPherson Playhouse on Friday, Oct. 20.
Ridge looks at First World War through the eyes of soldiers

Ridge looks at First World War through the eyes of soldiers

Brendan McLeod’s Ridge is a solo show based on letters and songs written by Canadian soldiers in the trenches during The Battle of Vimy Ridge.
Critic's picks: Letters Home; Frankenstein; Pastel Blank

Critic's picks: Letters Home; Frankenstein; Pastel Blank

Our critic picks his fave upcoming events in Victoria and beyond, including Letters Home, a Pacific Opera Victoria fundraiser for Ukrainian Village Transition House on Friday