Singer Raymond Salgado’s ‘impeccable’ voice continues to rise
From television to the Toronto Raptors, the Nanaimo singer brings the love back to his hometown.
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Country music star Aaron Pritchett is about to get ‘Liquored Up’ in new cross-Canada tour
'I'm just happy I am where I am. And I don't need any more than what I got.'
‘My Symphony’ invites children to dream big, because the symphony ‘is for everyone’
Musician Rick Scott partners with Vancouver Island Symphony to bring educational concert to the public
How artist Jesse Gray transforms beach trash into bronze works of art
Bringing discarded objects back to life, the artists’ latest installation will be an interactive musical sculpture in Nanaimo’s Deverill Square Park.
It’s All Good: DJ Peter Poole on the transformative art of turntablism
After winning fourth place in the International DJ Association’s world championships, DJ All Good reflects on his history with the craft.
Kismet Theatre returns to the main stage
For years, Bonnie Catterson Kent's Kismet Theatre Academy has taught kids and adults alike how to act, but also how to work together as a community
Dead Bob proves that punk is still alive and kicking
Former NoMeansNo drummer John Wright causes fans to rejoice with new band and new album
Vancouver Island artists go In the Forest: ‘There’s going to be some weird stuff’
Nanaimo’s Good Gawd Gallery hosts an eclectic mix of Vancouver Island talent in group show.
Q&A: Psychedelic instrumental rock band Colliding Canyons on 10 years as a fixture in the Nanaimo scene
‘The diversity and quality of art being produced here is astounding,’ says band member Will Hills.
Nanaimo Fringe Festival director steps down after community calls out transphobic online speech
The artistic managing director will continue to advise so the August event proceeds as organizers vow to investigate community safety concerns this fall.
Country music star Aaron Pritchett is about to get ‘Liquored Up’ in new cross-Canada tour
'I'm just happy I am where I am. And I don't need any more than what I got.'
‘My Symphony’ invites children to dream big, because the symphony ‘is for everyone’
Musician Rick Scott partners with Vancouver Island Symphony to bring educational concert to the public
How artist Jesse Gray transforms beach trash into bronze works of art
Bringing discarded objects back to life, the artists’ latest installation will be an interactive musical sculpture in Nanaimo’s Deverill Square Park.
It’s All Good: DJ Peter Poole on the transformative art of turntablism
After winning fourth place in the International DJ Association’s world championships, DJ All Good reflects on his history with the craft.
Kismet Theatre returns to the main stage
For years, Bonnie Catterson Kent's Kismet Theatre Academy has taught kids and adults alike how to act, but also how to work together as a community
Dead Bob proves that punk is still alive and kicking
Former NoMeansNo drummer John Wright causes fans to rejoice with new band and new album
Vancouver Island artists go In the Forest: ‘There’s going to be some weird stuff’
Nanaimo’s Good Gawd Gallery hosts an eclectic mix of Vancouver Island talent in group show.
Q&A: Psychedelic instrumental rock band Colliding Canyons on 10 years as a fixture in the Nanaimo scene
‘The diversity and quality of art being produced here is astounding,’ says band member Will Hills.
Nanaimo Fringe Festival director steps down after community calls out transphobic online speech
The artistic managing director will continue to advise so the August event proceeds as organizers vow to investigate community safety concerns this fall.