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Nanaimo band Shakamoraine celebrates 30 years of ‘friends first, songs second’
With a love for music and each other, Shakamoraine's weekend performances will feature band-arranged covers and self-penned originals.
Sum’shathut festival welcomes community to Hul’q’umi’num’ celebrations
Founder and curator Tsatassaya (Tracey) White weaves traditional with contemporary for a cultural celebration all can enjoy.
Watch for: Nanaimo’s multi-award-winning Wellington Jazz Academy
Wellington Secondary students, directed by award-winning Canadian music director Carmella Luvisotto, perform their Winter Concert.
Local artist rises up after debilitating brain injury
Nine years after a car accident left Marian van der Zon in excruciating pain and unable to listen to music, she debuts her first solo album.
Nanaimo band Shakamoraine celebrates 30 years of ‘friends first, songs second’
With a love for music and each other, Shakamoraine's weekend performances will feature band-arranged covers and self-penned originals.
Sum’shathut festival welcomes community to Hul’q’umi’num’ celebrations
Founder and curator Tsatassaya (Tracey) White weaves traditional with contemporary for a cultural celebration all can enjoy.
Watch for: Nanaimo’s multi-award-winning Wellington Jazz Academy
Wellington Secondary students, directed by award-winning Canadian music director Carmella Luvisotto, perform their Winter Concert.
Local artist rises up after debilitating brain injury
Nine years after a car accident left Marian van der Zon in excruciating pain and unable to listen to music, she debuts her first solo album.