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Critic's picks: Denman writers fest, Folk Festival, The Lee Boys

Critic's picks: Denman writers fest, Folk Festival, The Lee Boys

Arts writer Mike Devlin picks his favourite upcoming events, including the Denman Island Readers and Writers Festival, on July 19 to July 21.
Book review: Cruising guides point the way to go on local waters

Book review: Cruising guides point the way to go on local waters

Latest edition of Dreamspeaker series covers Victoria and Sooke and as far north as Nanaimo
Curtain pulls back to reveal Vancouver orchestra's new flutist is still in school

Curtain pulls back to reveal Vancouver orchestra's new flutist is still in school

At 17, Julin Cheung is set to become the orchestra's new assistant principal flute and piccolo player, and its youngest ever member.
Victoria-raised Nelly Furtado sets the stage for her first new album in seven years

Victoria-raised Nelly Furtado sets the stage for her first new album in seven years

The Mount Doug high grad has released the first track — it's called Corazón — from her new album, 7, scheduled for release on Sept. 20.
MusicFest celebrates 30 years of community building — and good music

MusicFest celebrates 30 years of community building — and good music

Lucinda Williams, Leo Kottke, Daniel Lanois and The Milk Carton Kids are among the headliners at this weekend's Vancouver Island Music Festival in Courtenay.
SKAMpede takes theatre into the great outdoors

SKAMpede takes theatre into the great outdoors

The festival, now in its 16th year, features site-specific performances by eight companies. Tours launch from two locations, and are accessible by walking or cycling.
Explore: Learn about flying mammals, crab fishery, classic cars

Explore: Learn about flying mammals, crab fishery, classic cars

Learn all about bats at a guided evening walk at Elk/Beaver Lake Regional Park
Critic's picks: Cousin Harley; Beer Festival; Vancouver Island Brewing

Critic's picks: Cousin Harley; Beer Festival; Vancouver Island Brewing

Paul Pigat crafts a unique sound that combines jazz, blues and rockabilly
Sand sculptors descend on Parksville from all over the world as Beachfest kicks off

Sand sculptors descend on Parksville from all over the world as Beachfest kicks off

Sculptors from the United States, Netherlands, Portugal, Australia, Russia, Czech Republic, and Ukraine are taking part in this year’s competition, which opens Friday afternoon
New boss is out at Island film commission after less than two months on the job

New boss is out at Island film commission after less than two months on the job

Peter Hayman was hired by Vancouver Island South Film & Media Commission to succeed film industry veteran Kathleen Gilbert, who retired April 30 after 14 years in the role. He started work on May 1.