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Emily Spiller has been described as 鈥渢he next Adele, the new Duffy, a mix of Zap Mama and Feist meets Amy Winehouse.鈥�

Local artist Brian scott will exhibit his new paintings at his Black Creek studio/gallery from his new winter studio in Phoenix, Ariz. Scott is excited about these new paintings of the desert environment, the desert being the opposite of the rainforest, which is primarily cold colours 鈥� whereas the desert is hot colour.

Join North Island College (NIC)鈥檚 Professional Photography students this Friday at the Courtenay and District Museum for the opening of the program鈥檚 14th showing of student work.

Once again the Mex Pub and the Pacific Disturbance band are getting together to help out a friend.

This week鈥檚 Thursday Night Jazz at the Elk's offers you an opportunity to listen to both swinging jazz and Latin jazz, as Streetlife returns to the Elk鈥檚 Hall stage at 7:30 p.m.

Come and welcome the newest member of the Comox Valley鈥檚 music scene.

The new Comox Valley Song Circle Showcase will unveil original tunes by local songwriters June 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Serious Coffee in Courtenay.

From white walls to an explosion of colour, the Pearl Ellis Gallery will feature Mark Isfeld Secondary School鈥檚 art on its walls at its Comox location from June 1 to 20.

Courtenay Little Theatre (CLT) is holding auditions June 2 to 5 for its fall production of Homechild by Joan MacLeod.

Everyone knows the Comox Valley has the highest number of artists 鈥� in all genres 鈥� per capita in B.C., perhaps even Canada.