Entertainment

A Chorus Line is not only the fourth longest-running show in Broadway's history, it is also the musical that gave show business 'triple threats' – people who could not only sing, act, or dance, but do all three.

The Pearl Ellis Gallery presents Age Has No Barriers by Margaret Burns.

A high-energy cabaret spin on old and modern music adding spicy flavours like exotic world beats, jumpin' ska, folk, punk ‘n many other irresistible body shakin’, foot stompin’ delights to their original and timeless-musical-down-home-ol’ style adventures.

If you haven't seen Alan Burgess' large pots, then come feast your eyes.

The Elks Thursday night concert this week presents the B Sharps. The Sharps feature well-known local pianist/vocalist Philip Nowe, saxman Spider Webb and guitarist/vocalist Charlie Wells.

If you are interested in the paranormal or have ever encountered something in your life you cannot explain, come to the Courtenay Library on July 7 at 6:30 p.m. to share your experiences.

The music kicks off this Thursday! The 17th annual Vancouver Island MusicFest is fast approaching and the excitement is in the air all over Vancouver Island.

A special concert featuring Lori Mazey, Ashley Daniel Foot, Lindsay Sterk and Kris Epps is scheduled for July 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Stan Hagen Theatre.

Cumberland's Corre Alice Gallery is hosting an avant-garde art event Saturday.

For the month of July, the Comox Valley Art Gallery welcomes artist Perrin Sparks from Quadra Island.