Events

Year Round Tour of Artists’ Studios Look for the flying PURPLE BANNERS all along the Sunshine Coast from Langdale to Powell River. Wherever you see a PURPLE BANNER, the arts are at work. In many cases, but not always, the banner is an invitation to drop in. Please refer to the specific listing to determine whether an appointment is required. See Read more...

Vancouver, BC (September 4, 2024) – The Chinese Canadian Museum is launching a brand new exhibition inside the Poy Family Gallery titled Reshaping Collections: Where History Meets Art from September 25, 2024 to September 28, 2025, featuring unique art creations by six diverse Chinese Canadian artists from across the country. These artists were invited to reinterpret historical and cultural objects and materials that explore Read more...

Welcome to the Vancouver Art Walk, an initiative designed to showcase the remarkable galleries and art spaces in the Vancouver Arts District. Our mission is to collaborate with commercial and non-profit galleries and creatives to provide visitors with an exceptional and well-curated tour that can be enjoyed at their own pace. Our carefully crafted map presents a selection of the most Read more...

For 44 years, Terry Fox has been an inspiration to Canadians and the world alike. In April 2024, the Royal BC Museum entered into a 20-year loan agreement with the Terry Fox Centre and the Fox family to care for, manage and preserve the legacy and personal belongings of Terry Fox. The van and a series of informational panels are Read more...

This ceremonial house and museum installation allows visitors to enter a recreation of the house of Chief Kwakwabalasami, the late Jonathan Hunt, a Kwakwaka’wakw chief who was born and lived his life in the community of Tsaxis, near Fort Rupert, BC. To refresh the space, the museum brought in master carver and artist Richard Hunt, Jonathan Hunt’s grandson, who helped Read more...

When Emily Carr (1871–1945) wrote about landscape paintings—her own and those of others—she would sometimes describe how an eye might move through the imagined space in the work. It is striking, then, that so many of her own paintings create an experience of dense, impenetrable forest that confounds such forward movement. In many cases, the viewer is tantalized with the Read more...

Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art presents: Kihl ‘Yahda Christian White: Master Haida Artist This landmark exhibition celebrates 50 years of work by renowned Haida artist Kihl ‘Yahda, Christian White. Curated by Sdahl Ḵ’awaas, Lucy Bell, it features highlights from Christian’s career alongside pieces by his apprentices. Known for his masterful argillite carvings, jewelry, and monumental works, Christian began Read more...

February – September 2025 Part 1: February 8 – May 17, 2025 Part 2: May 27 – September 27, 2025 Exhibit Opening + Artists’ Conversations: February 13 and May 29, 6 – 8pm In our 25th anniversary year, the Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre (NNMCC) celebrates the vibrant and diverse artistic expressions of Japanese Canadians with the “Umami: Savouring Artistic Nikkei Identity” Read more...

From artist talks and curatorial tours to workshops and performances, the Museum of Vancouver offers special events and programs for children and adults. Programming includes everything from Indigenous artisans, cultural celebrations, 2SLGBTQ+ content, civic engagement, food and gardening, crafting, film screenings, poetry readings, and more! Visit museumofvancouver.ca/events-programs to see what’s coming up at the MOV! Read more...

Pictured: A school class photograph from John Robson School, c. 1900. IHP0042. New Westminster Museum and Archives holds 230,000 photographs documenting scenes from the city’s history and its people. By critically examining photographs, both familiar and unseen, we can better understand the role photographs may play in creating a more genuine picture of New Westminster’s history. We can look again and Read more...

In this powerful display of healing and sovereignty, the Nuxalk Nation demonstrate their resurgence and return to Stl’mstaliwa—the full human experience. On the central coast of BC, nestled in the abundant Bella Coola Valley and surrounding fjords and river valleys of the homelands, the Nuxalk Nation is healing as a community from the traumas of colonialism, and the Nuxalk people Read more...

Promoting and encouraging diverse and inclusive  public art opportunities to animate the urban landscape and nurture civic dialogue.  Read more...

This fun, vibrant and interpretive mural was designed in 2020 to depict a comprehensive ‘snapshot’ of life in the Bulkley Valley. The beauty of this mural is in its multidimensionality. The interpretations described here include facts and stories of the town for your entertainment and information. Please keep in mind that each icon represents something different to everyone, whether you Read more...

Artist’s Statement: The artwork was completed in the ancient medium of egg tempera which is made from egg yolk and natural pigments. It is one of the most ecologically friendly paints in existence, thus keeping with the Meadowlark Nature Festival ideals of enjoying and preserving the wild lands and its inhabitants.. To ensure that the painting appealed to a variety Read more...

Riopelle: Crossroads in Time is a retrospective exhibition that covers 50 years of Jean Paul Riopelle’s creative production. Organized by the National Gallery of Canada to mark the centenary celebration of Riopelle’s birth, the exhibition brings together paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints and collages by the artist. The presentation features artworks drawn from 20 private and public collections and includes a number Read more...

Dark Chapters David Garneau March 22 to June 28, 2025 There are so many ways to investigate how the written word can implicate, illuminate, and interpret artworks. David Garneau Rocks and books and bones, shadows and light, and the balance between these things; studied in isolation and interpreted by 17 leading artists, essayists, poets, and academics from coast to coast, Read more...

Step into a fascinating world of colour and discover how India’s vibrant cottons inspired global fashion trends, transforming everything from t-shirts to floral prints, with Global Threads: The Art and Fashion of Indian Chintz. Featuring 80 objects spanning 10 centuries and 4 continents, this original Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) exhibition showcases India’s painted and printed cot­tons, revealing their enduring impact on Read more...

The Sunshine Coast is home to both year-round and seasonal farmers’ markets that offer everything from farm fresh produce and locally-raised meats to tasty treats and artisan crafts. Each market is unique—discover the Gibsons Farmers’ Market, which is hosted at Persephone Brewing Company’s beer farm, the Powell River Farmers’ Market, which is tucked away in a picturesque park, and more! Get Read more...

Young artists in grades 9-12 from across Central Okanagan Public Schools have come together to participate in the 39th annual Art in Action student exhibition, Interwoven. This year’s exhibition invites students to explore and celebrate the power of togetherness through artistic expression. The artwork reflects the interconnectedness of humanity, showing how our differences, cultures, and stories weave together to form a rich tapestry of Read more...

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Wide Angle temporary exhibit | floor two The landscape of film in Kamloops. The landscape of Kamloops in film. For decades, Kamloops has been more than just a city—it’s been a scene. A backdrop for epic stories. A character in its own right. But how often do we stop and see it through the lens of the filmmakers who brought Read more...

The Vancouver Art Gallery Debuts Lucy Raven’s   First Major West Coast Exhibition Exhibition includes the world premiere of a newly commissioned video installation, Murderers Bar, the final installment in Raven’s acclaimed series The Drumfire This exhibition is part of the 2025 Capture Photography Festival Featured Exhibitions Program. On Thursday, April 17 at 6PM, the Gallery will host a conversation Read more...

Postcards from the Heart: Selections from the Brigitte and Henning Freybe Collection also opens on April 18 at the Vancouver Art Gallery. This is a major showcase of works gifted by Vancouver–based collectors Brigitte and Henning Freybe. Featuring more than 30 works by some of the most important European and North American artists working in the last 50 years, Postcards from the Heart will be Read more...

The SLCC’s feature exhibition Sx̱wex̱wiy̓ám̓ tiná7 tl’a temíxw / ptakwlh ti tmicwa / Legends of the Land shares how traditional knowledge and history were passed down from generation to generation through stories. Guests can experience live storytelling, bold artwork, petroglyphs and pictographs showing the connection to the land of the Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) territory and the Lil̓wat7úl (Lil’wat Nation) Read more...

Vernon Public Art Gallery Announces $1,000,000 Donation (Vernon, BC)…. To recognize the value of art and support the work of the Vernon Public Art Gallery in the community, the Galbraith Family Foundation has pledged one million dollars to the Vernon Public Art Gallery as a legacy gift. The funds will be used for the construction of the Gallery’s new home Read more...

The Coast Mountains: Recent Works by Edward Burtynsky The internationally acclaimed Toronto-based artist Edward Burtynsky will present a selection of large-scale photo-based works for this exhibition at the Audain Art Museum. Over the past 40 years, Burtynsky has focused his camera lens on the impact of human industry around the planet. This display of recent works in Whistler entitled The Coast Read more...

After Wrappers  Artists: Big Rock Candy Mountain May 3rd to July 13th, 2025 Big Rock Candy Mountain is an artist-run flavor incubator and taste-making think-tank between Hannah Jickling, Reed H. Reed, a variety of guest artists, and elementary school students. “The artworks in this exhibition are the result of dynamic collaborations between artists and elementary school students. What a great Read more...

We provide adults with the opportunity to explore their inner creativity through our unique classes, workshops and community programs. We cultivate a passionate, supportive and fun environment where people can develop their artistry skills and discover a life filled with COLOUR. Check out all the programming here. Read more...

Explore the best of North Shore’s events and workshops  via this link here.  Read more...

Check out Studio Connexion’s 16th summer exhibit! Read more...

Check out the exhibitions at the Newton Cultural Centre through their exhibition calendar  Read more...

The Gulf of Georgia Cannery Society is proud to present Cannery REcollections. An exhibit that reveals how objects serve as touchstones for storytelling and connect us to people, places and moments that shaped Canada’s West Coast fishing industry. This exhibit will feature artifacts from the Cannery’s collection that have not been seen in over a decade! Celebrate with us at Read more...

We hope you will enjoy your exploration of our historic downtown core. Please follow the map, at your own pace, and stop at any one of our outdoor spaces to enjoy the streetscape. If you see a building, not on the Tour, which piques your interest, please make a note of it and ask about it at the museum. Please Read more...

This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the Britannia Mine Museum, and to celebrate, the museum is launching a new exhibit A Museum’s Journey to commemorate five decades of preserving and sharing the rich history of Britannia’s mining legacy. Launching to the public on Saturday, May 17th till Sunday, September 21st, 2025, A Museum’s Journey invites visitors to travel through time throughout the decades looking Read more...

Our Workshops & Classes listings are a great way to find creative courses offered throughout British Columbia.  opusartsupplies.com/resources/events Resources for the Creative Individual Art Materials, Digital Printing, and Picture Frames Videos, Demonstrations, Workshops, and Community Events Friendly and Knowledgeable Staff Locations across BC plus a National Mail Order Service Opus Art Supplies are available at these BC Locations: Read more...

Legacy in Stone: Inuit Sculpture May 24 – June 27 Few collections manage to shift the ground beneath our feet, to make us pause and reorient our understanding of a cultural tradition as vital and enduring as Inuit sculpture. Legacy in Stone is one such show—an extraordinary gathering of more than thirty museum-quality sculptures that collectively offer an unparalleled highlight Read more...

Annual Exhibit featuring artworks from members of the North Okanagan Federation of Canada members. More details to come. Exhibit Details: Free Entry, Donation welcome for the Vernon Community Arts Centre OPEN DAILY: Mon-Thurs, 9am – 9pm, Fri-Sat: 9am – 5pm, Sun: 12pm – 4pm   Read more...

Dive into the world of watersheds! Discover how our actions on land impact aquatic life and ocean health in Ocean Bound, an interactive and family-friendly exhibit that brings the science of watersheds to life. Through hands-on activities, immersive displays, and engaging games, visitors of all ages will learn about aquatic animals, water systems, and how we can all help protect Read more...

SLCC Showcases Revitalized Indigenous Exhibits and Summer Cultural Programming for National Indigenous History Month in June.   May 30, 2025 – Whistler, BC (Skwxwú7mesh and Líl̓wat7úl shared Territory). National Indigenous History Month in June marks a special time to visit the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre (SLCC) in Whistler as it launches a full month of immersive programming, a community celebration Read more...

June has arrived in New Westminster, bringing sunny skies, riverside vibes, and a packed calendar of exciting events and experiences! Whether you’re sipping a drink on one of the city’s top patios, discovering local talent at artist studios, or shopping along the boardwalk at artisan markets, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. This month also brings two big giveaways—including a Read more...

Caetani Centre Announces Packed Summer Season This season, the Caetani Centre has something for everyone with the Caetani Summer Music Festival, Guided Tours, Caetani Splash “Return to Rome” Dinner and Art Auction, and more… VERNON — Get ready for summer fun and some special announcements as the Caetani Centre prepares for an exciting season ahead. The Caetani Centre recently kicked Read more...

Dig into prehistoric British Columbia and get up close and personal with “Buster”, the Iron Lizard of the Sustut River, and the other dinosaurs that once roamed the province’s highest peaks, densest forests and most remote river basins. Through research done by the Royal BC Museum’s palaeontology team, we’re learning just how many ancient creatures once called these lands home. Read more...

Forest for the Trees explores the regional history and relationship to the lumber industry. From the early settler days of logdriving down Kootenay Lake, to the Eddy Match Company’s matchstick factory, to the Save Cottonwood movement, the show features themes of resource extraction, land use, environmentalism and climate change, homebuilding, energy use, wildfire mitigation, and more. The story is told through Read more...

Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival launches its 36th Season in Sen̓áḵw/Vanier Park with Much Ado About Nothing. One of Shakespeare’s wittiest plays gets a classic reimagining this summer under the clever guidance of director Johnna Wright with additional text by Canadian playwright Erin Shields.   “The creative talent we continue to showcase at Bard on the Beach is an incredible reminder of the many talented artists in Canada,” says Read more...

B.C.’s largest bluegrass and old-time music festival held every Father’s Day weekend in June at Laketown Ranch Music Park, Lake Cowichan BC. Grammy and Juno-calibre artists, jam sessions, workshops, and a Saturday night outdoor square dance. 17 and under free with an adult, free day parking, with both weekend and day tickets available. Read more...

June 12–August 3, 2025 Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage THE HIT BROADWAY MUSICAL Small-town waitress and expert pie-maker Jenna dreams of a new life outside of her tumultuous marriage. Facing an unexpected pregnancy that complicates her desires, Jenna sees winning the grand prize in a pie-baking contest as her lifeline. With pals from the diner and a new romance in her Read more...

Presented by the Pemberton Arts Council Join us at the Pemberton Downtown Community Barn as well as Pioneer Park to celebrate the vibrant local arts scene.⁠ ⁠Hosted by Pemberton Arts Council, this live music festival with the hottest local bands, an artisan craft market, and free kids activities, is an event you won’t want to miss! 2025 LINE UP: TBA Read more...

Get ready for a dazzling fusion of history and drag! On Saturday, June 14, 2025, Old Town, New Queens returns to Britannia Mine Museum, bringing bold performances to the iconic Mill No. 3—a towering 100-year-old copper concentrator. As we celebrate 50 years of museum operations, local drag superstars will lead a powerhouse lineup of drag queens, kings, and things in electrifying Read more...

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Vancouver International Jazz Fest, June 20th to July 1st, featuring 187 performances with pay-what-you-can and ticketed events, plus 50 free shows from downtown to Granville Island and the North Shore. Headliners include the Bill Frisell Trio with Thomas Morgan & Rudy Royston and the Richard Bona Asante Trio.    Don’t miss opening weekend’s free Read more...

On view from June 20, 2025 Deep-Seated Histories: Chairs from the Collection features 150 chairs, seating and dollhouse chairs from the Museum of Vancouver’s permanent collection. Some of the chairs featured in this exhibition date back as early as the 1700s, a century before the City of Vancouver was incorporated. Each chair tells a story that bridges Vancouver’s past and Read more...

Featuring 150 chairs from the Museum of Vancouver (MOV) collection, Deep-Seated Histories: Chairs from the Collection provides a glimpse into Vancouver’s cultural, social and industrial evolution. You’d be surprised to learn how this lowly piece of furniture can tell stories about notable Vancouverites and the City’s shifting thoughts on work, leisure, design, and neighbourhoods over time. Expect to see Seraphim Read more...

Silver Star Summer Music Series June 21 – September 6, 2025 | Every Saturday afternoon | Silver Star Village The Silver Star Summer Music Series returns for its second year, bringing live music to the heart of Silver Star Village every Saturday afternoon from June 21 to September 6, 2025. Following a standout debut that showcased over 100 talented artists, Read more...

The Jazz Festival’s Downtown Jazz series returns Saturday, June 21 with a full day of high-energy, family friendly shows by local and international artists, including a headlining performance by the band Kneebody. On Sunday, June 22, the series continues with big band, blues, jazz, and R&B on the Georgia Street stage, with a closing performance by Makaya McCraven. Festival goers Read more...

Join us for National Indigenous Peoples Day! You’re invited to celebrate with us at the Nk’mip Desert Cultural Centre on Friday, June 21st for a day filled with culture, connection, and community. We’ll be showcasing traditional and contemporary Indigenous experiences—from dance, drumming, and storytelling to local vendors and a guided trail walk through our beautiful desert landscape. Bring your friends, Read more...

Discover the charm of the Horseshoe Bay Art Walk on Sunday, June 22, 2025, from 11am to 4pm. Take a leisurely stroll through our charming seaside community and immerse yourself in the vibrant art scene. Local potters, painters, jewelers and woodworkers showcase their finest creations at various locations throughout Horseshoe Bay.       Read more...

Art at Maffeo Park Art in Maffeo Park: A Two-Day Celebration of Creativity! During 2 days in June Pacific Arts Market is transforming the beautiful Maffeo Park into a vibrant and inspiring arts fair! At the park you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of artistic expression where creativity knows no bounds. Event Dates: June 22nd and 28th  Event Hours: 11:00 Read more...

New this year, the Bentall Centre Happy Hour Series at Dunsmuir Patio features free shows daily from 4:00pm to 6:00pm June 23 to 27, 2025. Enjoy free performances by Jonny Tobin (June 23), Parlour Panther (June 24), Colin Sankey Band (June 25), Kristin Fung (June 26), and Malcolm Aiken Quintet (June 27) When: June 23 – 27, 4pm – 6pm Location: Read more...

We raise our hands to you in respect and gratitude for joining us for our 12th Annual Sasquatch Days, which is co-hosted by the Village of Harrison Hot Springs and the nation of Sts’ailes. This historic event aims to share Sts’ailes culture and traditions in this beautiful location on the shores of Harrison Hot Springs. As hosts, we are proud Read more...

Bard in the Valley (BIV) opens its 2025 Summer Production on Thursday, June 26th with Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor, directed by Dylan Coulter. Merry Wives will be performed at Township 7 Winery from June 26th to July 13th and at the Douglas Park Spirit Stage from July 18-27th. With its cozy intimate environment, BIV brings the audience close Read more...

By Agatha Christie June 26–August 10, 2025 Granville Island Stage AGATHA CHRISTIE’S GENRE-DEFINING WHODUNIT On a dark and wintry night, seven strangers are snowed in at a remote English guesthouse while news spreads of a murder in London. The sudden arrival of a police sergeant throws the guests in a panic: the killer is in their midst! The game is Read more...

June 27 to August 16    Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) presents its explosive 2025 season, June 27 to August 16 – Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory A Super Sweet Sugar Rush of a Musical! Young Charlie Bucket can hardly contain his excitement when he finds a coveted Golden Ticket to Read more...

Professional theatre thrives at the renowned Chemainus Theatre Festival while the Cowichan Performing Arts Centre plays host to a range of year-round events. Performers also tread the boards at the annual open-air Cowichan Valley Shakespeare Festival. Theatres plays a big part here, as does music! Every year, the fields of Laketown Ranch in Lake Cowichan fill up with folks eager Read more...

What a great way to spend Canada Day! Every year, over the July 1st long weekend, Williams Lake, BC, rolls out the welcome mat! Visitors come from far and wide to enjoy several days of Canadian Professional Rodeo Association action at the World Famous Williams Lake Stampede.We are proud to host all the of the top cowboys – international competitors from Read more...

Okanagan Reflections invites you to experience the Okanagan through the eyes of local artists. This member’s show will highlight a range of recent works, each offering a personal take on life in the region—its places, moments, and meaning. Rather than focusing on a single theme, Okanagan Reflections leaves room for individual interpretation. Artists bring their own perspectives, drawing inspiration from Read more...

The ArtsWells Festival of All Things Art, presented by Island Mountain Arts, is a vibrant celebration of creativity held in the picturesque mountain town of Wells, British Columbia. Scheduled for June 27–29, 2025, this multidisciplinary festival transforms Wells into a lively hub featuring music, visual arts, theatre, workshops, and more . Attendees can enjoy performances across various genres, including folk, Read more...

A Super Sweet Sugar Rush of a Musical! Young Charlie Bucket can hardly contain his excitement when he finds a coveted Golden Ticket to take a behind the scenes tour of the mysterious Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory. Charlie and his fellow ticket winners – gluttonous Augustus Gloop, spoiled Veruca Salt, boastful Violet Beauregarde, and maniacal Mike Teavee – are amazed Read more...

Summer Opening & Artist Conversation: Saturday, July 5| 6:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m. Tour: July 24 | 6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m. Surrey Art Gallery announces their summer 50th anniversary exhibition 10 and 10: Story of Stories at Surrey Art Gallery from June 28 to August 9, 2025. Admission is free. This group exhibition creates conversations between works acquired from the first ten years of collecting (1975–1985) and Read more...

Downtown Comox Summer Fest is not just a celebration; it’s an opportunity for the community to come together, get in on all the fun and support local businesses. Nearly 70 local crafters and artisans will be showcasing their creations, arts and services. This is a perfect opportunity to shop for unique gifts and other treasures while supporting local talent. And Read more...

OMG You Guys – Broadway’s Beautifully Brainy Hit is Back!   When sorority girl Elle Woods finds herself unceremoniously dumped by her college sweetheart on the eve of her graduation, she’s determined to win him back – even if that means following him to Harvard Law School! At the pretentious Ivy League campus, Elle is immediately dismissed as a ditzy blonde Read more...

Canada Day Celebration Take time for a walk through BC’s largest display of pioneer artifacts. A scavenger hunt where you will learn some interesting tidbits around the museum is always fun,The BC Farm Museum offers a petting zoo,  balloon and face painting stations, as well as other family-friendly activities to enjoy. Read more...

Now running for more than 40 years, Art in the Park on Canada Day is the largest arts event in Kamloops. The full day of arts exhibitions and sales, demos and performances is free to the public. Approximately 20,000 people attend the event each year. Typically, more than 100 artists have their handcrafted and original work from painting and pottery Read more...

On July 1st, Ocean Artworks closes out the 40th Vancouver International Jazz Festival with a day of free, all-ages shows from noon to sundown. Artists include Evan Arntzen Quartet with special guest Lloyd Arntzen, Feven Kidane Plays Dido & The Handpeople, The Reviberators and the Japanese-anime film-inspired group, Cowboy Bebop Bebop Band. This event is presented by Coastal Jazz and Read more...

You are invited to enjoy classic films under the stars on Cates Deck in front of the Gallery. Now in its fourth year, Deckchair Cinema treats audiences to a summer of al fresco film screenings. Hosted for nine Thursdays beginning July 3, the screenings commence at sunset, and will be complemented by music and entertainment leading up to curtain time. Read more...

Midsummer is a 3 day music & art festival celebrating all genres. The Festival embraces all genres of music, hosting an eclectic mix of musicians performing on one of four stages. We are fortunate to have world-class artists headline the festival every year. In addition to our headliners, Midsummer showcases dozens of talented local and regional performers, discovering fresh new Read more...

CVAC is working with a group of community members to create & share the WE ALL BELONG exhibition. With more than 110 million people currently displaced, this exhibition considers one of the most pressing issues of our time – the unprecedented displacement of people worldwide due to war, violence, persecution, and climate change. Show organizers believe art has the power Read more...

The Parksville Beach Festival Society proudly presents the Quality Foods Sand Sculpting Competition & Exhibition, a world-class event that draws master sculptors from around the globe to Parksville, British Columbia. Over four days, these artists have just 30 hours to transform sand and water into breathtaking works of art. Parksville’s sand sculpting tradition began in 1982 with the first “B.C. Read more...

July 11 – 20, 2025 From World Stage to Local Artists, there’s something for everyone during our Season of the Performing Arts! For 35 years, the Harrison Festival Society has presented a lively Season of Performing Arts between September and May. The Season consists of eight to ten shows featuring local, national and international performers at the Harrison Memorial Hall Read more...

Our annual Pride Festival will be held in downtown Chilliwack. We are so exciting to be bringing you another incredible festival this year! Put us in your calendar and don’t forget to come out and support the amazing vendors, food trucks, artists and performers! Read more...

The Trail & District Arts Council showcases a stunning array of international, local and Canadian artists every Summer in Gyro Park in Trail for Music in The Park. Happening from mid-June to mid-August from 6:15 pm to 8:00 pm every Thursday, there’s great live music for everyone, featuring everything from alt-rock and country to world music and pop. Plus, for Read more...

Join us for an unforgettable experience with tons of activities and four days of free entertainment in LeBourdais Park! Whether you’re looking to enjoy live performances, participate in exciting events, explore the Gold Dust Mall or simply soak up the festival atmosphere, there’s something for everyone so mark your calendar for the 3rd full weekend of July. July 17th – Read more...

One day right before the new millennium, some of our culturally creative citizenries were hanging out at Starbelly Beach, twiddling their toes in the water and basking in the sun, wondering what they could do to liven things up around here and celebrate how wonderful it all was. It must have been an idea whose time had come because one Read more...

A FREE self-guided tour! July 18 – 2pm-8pm July 19-10am-6pm Each summer, a group of Artisans of the Bulkley Valley invite you to visit their studios in and around Smithers and Telkwa on a dedicated day or weekend. Explore the valley while you enjoy this FREE self-guided tour. Pottery, paintings jewelry, stained glass, cards, fabric arts, baskets and more. Read more...

***JUST ANNOUNCED *** TONY N’ TINA’S WEDDING IS CHANGING LOCATIONS in JULY New Venue/Location announcement SHOWS JULY 18th & 19th Tickets at this link or the QR code below https://www.tickettailor.com/events/tonyntinaswedding/1693835 Vinnie Black has stepped it up and has partnered with a new Italian location. His coliseum will now be at: FAMEE FURLANE OF VANCOUVER ***ITALIAN SOCIETY HALL*** located at:2605 East Read more...

Mark your calendars for Saturday, July 19, 2025, because the most anticipated outdoor music event of the season is making its triumphant return to the stunning Caetani grounds — just a quick stroll, bike, or scooter ride from downtown Vernon, BC. After two epic nights of music last year, we’re going back to our roots with one unforgettable day packed Read more...

Taste what happens when 12+ renowned chefs from across BC come together with local craft beverage producers and live entertainment in this epic, one-of-a-kind culinary experience. Sunday, July 20th, 2025 5-9pm On the grounds of Row Fourteen Restaurant 725 MacKenzie Rd, Cawston TICKETS ON SALE NOW Read more...

July 21 – August 10, 2025 Art Out Side is a multidisciplinary arts festival transforming Port Moody this summer. Arts will fill the streets, from waterfronts to commercial hubs, alleyways to park benches, and secret locations. This new city-wide arts festival brings together bold artistic voices creating unforgettable experiences in unexpected spaces. Curated by PoMoArts with the support of the Read more...

Acrobats, magicians, jugglers, hula hoopers, musicians and more are set to take-over downtown Kamloops and Riverside Park. Read more...

Salmon Arm ROOTSandBLUES Festival: 33 years of bringing quality music to the Shuswap The Salmon Arm ROOTSandBLUES Festival is one of BC’s most beloved summer events, bringing together an incredible mix of world-class music, vibrant local culture, and the stunning natural beauty of the Shuswap region. Held annually, the festival has been a cornerstone of the community for over three Read more...

The Cowichan Folk Guild is proud to present the 41st Islands Folk Festival, a three-day music festival hosted at the historic Providence Farm. This family-friendly festival features local and international musicians performing a diverse range of musical styles and genres. Read more...

SAVE THE DATE The Mission Folk Music Festival was formed in 1988 by founding artistic director Francis Xavier Edwards and some musical friends who wanted more opportunities to play music for an audience. The first festival was a one-day event held in Fraser River Heritage Park and featured Shari Ulrich, Cotton Street Band, John McLachlan and others. Since then, it Read more...

The 2025 Sooke Fine Arts Show is drawing near! The Sooke Fine Arts Show (SFAS) is a spectacular, 10-day celebration of artwork across all genres, this year running from July 26 through August 4 at SEAPARC Recreation Centre in Sooke. This exciting annual event, now in its 39th year, includes the gallery of juried art works, as well as live Read more...

Art by the Beach: A Two-Day Arts Fair Get Tickets Celebrating Creativity and Community at Transfer Beach Nestled in the picturesque town of Ladysmith the Art by the Beach fair promises to be a vibrant celebration of creativity, culture and community. This two-day event taking place on July 26th and 27th at the stunning Transfer Beach is set to bring Read more...

Set amongst the stately trees and gardens of the Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park in Comox, BC, the Filberg Festival is truly a unique event. Festival attendees enjoy art, music and nature surrounded by beautiful gardens, heritage buildings and magnificent views of Comox Harbor and the Beaufort Range. The Filberg Festival is set to take over Filberg Park again next Read more...

This year, August 1 to 3, the Kaslo Jazz Etc Festival will once again make use of the astounding acoustics of Kaslo Bay Park to showcase an array of blues, jazz, latin, folk, world music, and much more.  Our unique floating stage transforms Kaslo Bay Park into a natural green amphitheater and sends live music reverberating out over Kootenay Lake.  Read more...

The Skeena Salmon Arts Festival has left a lasting mark on the community of Terrace, B.C. Learn about the Society and view our galleries, artist bios and upcoming exhibits here Skeena Salmon Arts Festival matches owners who wish to beautify their buildings with artists who can create the vision they seek. Public Art: Terrace is home to an incredible array Read more...

The Lhtako Dene Nation Pow Wow is a family-friendly event dedicated to fostering a safe and welcoming environment for all attendees. All are welcome to view drumming, dancing and join in celebrating Indigenous. First weekend of August, August 1-3 2025. Read more...

Many of your perennial favourites are returning; the BC Day Parade along with the Comox Nautical Days Vintage Car Show. There are rides, games and crafts for the kids and the Rotary Splash Park and Playground is sure to be a big hit. While at the Festival take time to shop the more than 100+ craft booths and quench your Read more...

Join us at Vernon Arts Summer School (VASS) for an immersive artistic experience designed for adults of all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting, VASS offers a unique chance to expand your skills, connect with the vibrant local arts community, and ignite your creativity. Choose from 2-day, 3-day, or 5-day workshops that offer hands-on exploration, collaboration, Read more...

Welcome to the Chilliwack Mural Festival! This event celebrates public art presented by the Chilliwack Arts Council. Set against the backdrop of historic downtown Chilliwack, the three-day festival celebrates the creation of large-scale murals by emerging and established artists from Canada and around the world. We are privileged to host our festival on the unceded territory of the Stó:lō people   Read more...

The Nelson and District Arts Council is excited to present the fifth Nelson International Mural Festival happening August 11th, 12th, 13th, 2023 throughout Nelson, BC. Cultural vibrancy in Nelson continues to flourish under the festival’s engagement of street artists, muralists, creators, and art enthusiasts joining the festival from the local, national, and international art scene. Through large scale public artworks, Read more...