Comox Valley Arts

Community Walking Tour (Cumberland Museum)
2024-08-18 17:00 - 19:00 (America/Vancouver) | Cumberland Museum & Archives, 2680 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC, V0R 1S0, Canada
Once a bustling thoroughfare for miners and their families, this road is steeped in the rich history of the coal mining industry that shaped the town.
Join us on this immersive walk as we delve into the lives of the miners who braved the depths of the earth, the families who supported them, and the community that grew around this demanding yet vital industry. You’ll learn about the daily routines, challenges, and triumphs of those who lived and worked here, as well as the significant events that marked the history of Cumberland’s mining era.

Music in the Mountains – At Mount Washington
2024-08-17 15:00 - 17:00 | Mount Washington, 1 Strathcona Pkwy, Comox-Strathcona C, BC, V9J 1L0, Canada
This Weekend : Carolyn Mark
Music in the Mountains brings fun and unique sounds to our summer event lineup! Enjoy lively weekly entertainment each Saturday afternoon from July to August, from 3:00 to 5:00 pm featuring a list of local musicians and beverage samples from island breweries and wineries. Witness our alpine outdoor stage with epic mountain vistas as your backdrop; the perfect setting for grooving in the grass and soaking up the rhythms, from a cozy picnic blanket, or sitting in our licensed patio. Summer activities at Mount Washington Alpine Resort are also open each Saturday from 10 am – 7:30 pm including The Bike Park, ZipTour, hiking, sightseeing, dining and more. Enjoy a day of adventures before sitting back in the sun for après and local live entertainment. We hope to see you there each Saturday!

SUMMER 2024 MAKE ART SERIES + DROP-IN MAKE STATIONS
2024-08-16 13:00 - 16:00, 2024-08-09 13:00 - 16:00, 2024-08-02 13:00 - 16:00, 2024-07-26 13:00 - 16:00 | Comox Valley Art Gallery, 580 Duncan Avenue, Courtenay, BC
This summer’s Make Art Series and drop-in Make Stations have been developed by CVAG’s summer student interns, who have been inspired by the work presented in the exhibition: Diane Landry: Matière dans le Temps | Matter in Time from June 15 – September 24. Landry is known for her kinetic sculptural works and performances that utilize light, shadow, sound and movement. Much of her work incorporates the use of upcycled materials.

Activities will be facilitated by the student interns. Drop-in sessions are self-guided using materials created by the students. Participants are welcome to ask students for assistance.

CVAG STUDENT INTERNS 2024 – Naia Lisch | Rhea Whitehead | Griffin Halpin

About the Series + Drop-ins:

Materials + making tools are provided.

There will be instructions that you can take home so you can continue creating!

All ages + abilities are welcome, except where specified. Children and those who require support to participate must be accompanied by a capable + responsible person.

No cost — donations are gratefully accepted and contribute to ongoing community outreach.

DROP-IN MAKE STATIONS

All ages and abilities are welcome to participate in these self-guided art-making stations set up in CVAG’s Community Gallery space Wednesdays – Saturdays during gallery hours.

MAKE ART SERIES

Wednesday and Thursday workshops require REGISTRATION, as spaces are limited.Email register@comoxvalleyartgallery.com with your name, age, and the workshop you are registering for. If you are a caregiver, include the number of participants and ages.

Workshop Dates:

Friday, June 28 – KitesWednesday July 3 – BookbindingThursday, July 4 – BookbindingWednesday, July 10 – Handmade PaperFriday, July 19 – PinwheelsFriday, July 26 – Casted ShadowsFriday, August 2 – Found Material SculpturesFriday, August 9 – KitesFriday, August 16 – PinwheelsFriday, August 23 – Screen Printing

See the individual series descriptions on their website for specific guidelines.

Cheko and The Pozitive Rebellion - Elevate Summer Concert Series
2024-08-15 19:00 - 22:00 | BC
The Elevate Summer Concerts series is serving up reggae artist Cheko and the Pozitive Rebellion with a special opening set from the Youth Summer Songwriters Workshop!!!

Born in Mexico City, into a large extended family of musicians, Cheko was immediately immersed in the musical traditions of Mexico. Growing up in Guadalajara, he began playing music at the age of 12 and went on to study classical guitar at the University of Guadalajara school of music. Leaving his formal studies, Cheko began to explore other musical styles and sub-cultures and discovered the trombone and latin ska music in the barrios of his hometown. After playing with numerous bands and honing his skills on the trombone, he united with fellow musicians to form his own reggae band, Skanky Roots, in 1999. After touring, and a fast and furious rise to success, the band disbanded and Cheko began to travel on his own. Working solo and in collaboration, he played in Sayulita, Western Canada, and Europe. Today Cheko finds himself based on Vancouver Island, a well-rounded and multi-talented musician whose projects span a variety of genres; reggae, jazz, funk, folk, African and classical.

Cheko embraces reggae music as the vessel in his journey to express a message of peace, respect and love in this time, and to voice awareness and understanding of our common human struggle in this Babylon system. From his Skanky Roots in Guadalajara, Mexico to recent work in Canada with The Lion Rockers Cheko has grown into his own over the years colaborating internationally with an eclectic collection of ska, funk and reggae bands, such as los rastrillos, La Yaga, Monte Bong, Pablo´s Magic Carpet, Jah Coco the Confessions, Ali And the budz, as well as sharing the stage with international reggae greats like Israel vibration, Steel Pulse, Burning Spear, The Skatilites, Cultura Profetica, Los Cafres and more.
This special Thursday event will open with performances from this summer’s Youth Songwriting Workshop!

Elevate Summer Concerts are FREE for our community and presented by Elevate the Arts and the Village of Cumberland. Special thanks for Biblio Taco, Waverley Hotel and Riders Pizza for their generous support for the series!

Beau Nectar + L.J.P.
2024-08-14 19:00 - 22:00 | The Green Room, 3247, 2nd Street, Cumberland, BC, V0R 1S0, Canada
Beau Nectar (formerly Marie-Clo x éemi) is a collaboration between two bilingual singer-songwriters separated by kilometers of forests, rivers, mountains and prairies. Marie-Clo, Franco-Ontarian, and éemi, Fransaskoise deliver intimate, vibrant and surreal electronic pop with eco-feminist lyrics that spark their fans’ empathy towards nature.
Having recently signed with Indica Records, the duo released their first album Two Lips on June 2 2023.

Comox Valley Singer Songwriters Circle
2024-08-13 19:00 - 21:00 | Artful the Gallery, 526 Cumberland Rd, Courtenay, BC, V9N 2C7
The circles are a place for both new and experienced songwriters to come share new songs they are working on, or to dust off some old ones that may need some practice.
We take turns going around the circle sharing one song at a time, and each artist can decide if they want others to jam or singalong to their tune.
$10 suggested donation

Music in the Mountains – At Mount Washington
2024-08-10 15:00 - 17:00 | BC
This Weekend: Music By Jozy
Music in the Mountains brings fun and unique sounds to our summer event lineup! Enjoy lively weekly entertainment each Saturday afternoon from July to August, from 3:00 to 5:00 pm featuring a list of local musicians and beverage samples from island breweries and wineries. Witness our alpine outdoor stage with epic mountain vistas as your backdrop; the perfect setting for grooving in the grass and soaking up the rhythms, from a cozy picnic blanket, or sitting in our licensed patio. Summer activities at Mount Washington Alpine Resort are also open each Saturday from 10 am – 7:30 pm including The Bike Park, ZipTour, hiking, sightseeing, dining and more. Enjoy a day of adventures before sitting back in the sun for après and local live entertainment. We hope to see you there each Saturday!

Opening Party for the new exhibition 'Tropicana'
2024-08-10 12:00 - 16:00 | campbell river art gallery, 1235 Shoppers Row, campbell river, BC, V9W2C7, Canada
You are invited to the Opening Party for our newest exhibition Tropicana by Juan Ortiz-Apuy on Saturday August 10th from 12pm – 4pm at the Campbell River Art Gallery!
Tropicana is a genuine foray into the world of objects, the youth exhibition Tropicana seeks to examine the way we consume today—always with a touch of humour—to better understand its future impacts.
Join us for a day of mix and match games, scavenger hunts, light refreshments, grab bags and add to our LIVE paint mural at this Youth focused exhibition!

RSVP here

We hope to see you there!

Bu Von Blume - Elevate Summer Concert Series
2024-08-08 19:00 - 22:00 | BC
Elevate Summer Concerts continue with an epic show on August 8th with local favourites Bu VonBlume and Trombonissimo!

Bu VonBlume is funk. Bu VonBlume is disco. Bu VonBlume is cumbia, punk, ska, soul, balkan. Whatever it takes to get the people moving and grooving, really. Vancouver Island multi-instrumentalist Lou Kinglish (normally an accordion player) teamed up with some of the heaviest hitting funk, brass, jazz and punk virtuosos around to create Bu VonBlume; a band that mixes hilarious theatre antics with downright dangerous bass and horn lines to cook up a real dance fiasco.
Special Opening set from Trobonissimo!
Trombonissimo is a brass and loop pedal extravaganza! All trombone, all the time is the motto for trombonist Daniel Cryderman’s solo project. After years of playing with large ensembles and touring groups, Trombonissimo emerges as the solo live-electronic project that carries forward Cryderman’s musical journey. In Trombonissimo, the trombone meets effect pedals, loop pedals, and sequenced beats on his drum machine. The eclectic shows offer a range of rock, cumbia, reggae, and funky jazz covers mixed with original songs and compositions.

Elevate Summer Concerts are FREE for our community and presented by Elevate the Arts in partnership with the Village of Cumberland and supported by Biblio Taco, Cumberland Brewing, Riders Pizza and the Waverley Hotel!
*For the safety and comfort of attendees please leave your furry friends at home.
* If you bring chairs remember this simple guideline, blankets in front, then low riders, then high lawn chairs.

Masterpieces of Counterpoint Concert Series
2024-08-06 12:00 - 17:00 | The Jeffrey Rubinoff Sculpture Park, 2750 Shingle Spit Road, Hornby Island, BC, V0R1Z0, Canada
Borealis String Quartet performing
Tuesday Aug 6
Concert at 12:00pm (Park Open 9:30am-1:30pm)

Mendelssohn, String Quartet No 6 in F minor op. 80
Michael Conway Baker, Aurora Quartet

Thursday Aug 8
Concert at 12:00pm (Park Open 9:30am-1:30pm)

Paul Alexander, Remembering Steel Skies Raining Tears String Quartet – 2nd Movement
Imant Raminsh, String Quartet No 3

Please bring a blanket or folding chairs and enjoy the performance outdoors. We encourage visitors to arrive early, reserve a spot, and then peruse the park. We also encourage visitors to bring sunscreen and water. Washrooms will not be available during performances.

Artful : The Poets
2024-08-05 19:00 - 21:00 | Artful the Gallery, 526 Cumberland Rd, Courtenay, BC, V9N 2C7
Feature poet reading by Kelly Madden. Open mike to follow. Hosted by poet, artist and editor Ed Varney at Artful : The Gallery.

Filberg Festival
2024-08-04 10:00 - 18:00, 2024-08-03 10:00 - 20:00, 2024-08-02 10:00 - 20:00 | Filberg Heritage Lodge & Park, 61 Filberg Road, Comox, BC, V9M 2S7, Canada
The historic Filberg Park in Comox is gearing up to host the 40th annual Filberg Festival from Friday, August 2nd to Sunday, August 4th, 2024. Tickets for the weekend and single-day experiences are available at www.filbergfestival.com.

This year, Filberg Festival continues its tradition of showcasing the finest Canadian & international talent alongside a carefully curated selection of 140 artisans and makers spanning various mediums including fine art, metalwork, pottery, woodwork, jewelry, glass, textiles, and specialty foods. The Filberg Lodge Heritage Lodge & Park will also have a booth set up to celebrate the history of the festival and the park.

Musical highlights include Friday night’s headliners Joel Plaskett featuring Mo Kenney who will be making their first appearance at Filberg Festival alongside Australian singer/songwriter Kim Churchill, who will be making his second appearance at the festival. On Saturday we have The Grapes of Wrath performing who are also celebrating an anniversary, their platinum-selling album “Now And Again” turns 35 this year. Also performing Saturday is a pioneer of contemporary Indigenous, and a living Canadian treasure Willie Thrasher. Closing out the festival on Sunday we have Comox Valley locals Blue Moon Marquee. Hot off the heels of winning a Juno for Blues Recording Of The Year, and a nomination for Indigenous Artist Of The Year. From folk to blues, indie to roots, the festival promises a diverse musical experience for all attendees to accompany their artisan shopping experience.

In addition to the stellar music lineup, Filberg Festival offers an array of food truck fare and al fresco dining at the Filberg Summer Kitchen. Guests can enjoy a refreshing Vancouver Island Brewing beer or cider and wine while enjoying the picturesque surrounding nature.

Music in the Mountains – At Mount Washington
2024-08-03 15:00 - 17:00 | Mount Washington, 1 Strathcona Pkwy, Comox-Strathcona C, BC, V9J 1L0, Canada
This Weekend : The Awakeneers
Music in the Mountains brings fun and unique sounds to our summer event lineup! Enjoy lively weekly entertainment each Saturday afternoon from July to August, from 3:00 to 5:00 pm featuring a list of local musicians and beverage samples from island breweries and wineries. Witness our alpine outdoor stage with epic mountain vistas as your backdrop; the perfect setting for grooving in the grass and soaking up the rhythms, from a cozy picnic blanket, or sitting in our licensed patio. Summer activities at Mount Washington Alpine Resort are also open each Saturday from 10 am – 7:30 pm including The Bike Park, ZipTour, hiking, sightseeing, dining and more. Enjoy a day of adventures before sitting back in the sun for après and local live entertainment. We hope to see you there each Saturday!

Madeline Read - Elevate Summer Concert Series
2024-08-01 19:00 - 22:00 | BC
Elevate Summer Concerts continue this Thursday eve at 7 pm with Madelyn Read and special guest Elk!

Praised by Americana UK as a “wonderful example of grafting new perspectives onto folk and country roots,” Madelyn Read blends classic country instrumentation with lyrics about growing up in Vancouver, BC to produce a unique alt-country sound. Inspired by artists like Joni Mitchell, First Aid Kit and I’m With Her, Madelyn’s haunting vocals and earnest lyrics evoke a nostalgia for the city while contemplating the challenges of urban life.
https://www.madelynread.com/bio

Elevate Summer Concerts are FREE for our community and presented by Elevate the Arts in partnership with the Village of Cumberland and supported by Biblio Taco, Cumberland Brewing, Riders Pizza and the Waverley Hotel!
*For the safety and comfort of attendees please leave your furry friends at home.
* If you bring chairs remember this simple guideline, blankets in front, then low riders, then high lawn chairs.

Sound Art Installation & Artist Talk By Jess Conn-Potegal
2024-08-01 11:30 - 17:00 | The Jeffrey Rubinoff Sculpture Park, 2750 Shingle Spit Road, Hornby Island, BC, V0R1Z0, Canada
Contemplation on Water and Steel
Jess Conn Potegal’s 2023 Contemplations on Water and Steel is a sound-based exploration of Jeffery Rubinoff’s sculptures. In collaboration with JRSP Curator Karun Koernig on bass, keys and flute, Conn-Potegal engages with Rubinoff’s work as aural entities in this project: deploying mallets and contact microphones, he effectively plays the sculptures. The result is an assemblage of sculptural forms transposed into an auditory landscape, complimented by aural fragments from the natural environment. Sound remains the subject of Contemplations, but it is also the instrument which enables it. In eliciting sounds from the sculptural forms, as well as collecting environmental noises from the grounds of the JRSP, Conn-Potegal explores sound as an organic occurrence – both contrived and natural.

Sound Art Installation by Daniela O’Fee
2024-07-30 09:30 - 13:30 | The Jeffrey Rubinoff Sculpture Park, 2750 Shingle Spit Road, Hornby Island, BC, V0R1Z0, Canada
Sonic Improvisations On The Sculptures Of Jeffrey RubinoffDaniela O’Fee created her Transmissions series as a direct response to the sculptures of Jeffery Rubinoff. Adopting the perspective of intergalactic researchers in this work, O’Fee utilizes distance as a critical tool. Created remotely, these transmissions are the researchers’ attempts to understand Rubinoff’s sculptural forms by activating each structure’s sonic presence – comprised of aural form, rhythm, texture, and tonality. Working in direct response to specific sculptures at the JRSP, O’Fee utilizes sound as an imaginative tool. Transmissions soundscapes grant each sculpture a distinct, auditory dimension.

Salon des Refusés Artist Reception at Artful : The Gallery
2024-07-27 19:00 - 21:00 | Artful the Gallery, 526 Cumberland Rd, Courtenay, BC, V9N 2C7
In 1863 in Paris, France, the jury for the annual Salon rejected two thirds of the painters who had presented work for adjudication into the prestigious Salon. The list of the refused included Gustave Courbet, Edouard Manet, Camille Pissarro, Antoine Chintreuil, James McNeill Whistler, and Johan Jongkind. The rejected artists, their patrons, and supporters protested until they reached the ears of Emperor Napoleon III.
“Numerous complaints have come to the Emperor on the subject of the works of art which were refused by the jury of the Exposition. His Majesty, wishing to let the public judge the legitimacy of these complaints, has decided that the works of art which were refused should be displayed…”
The critical attention legitimized the emerging avant-garde, and the Impressionists exhibited their work outside of the Salon from 1874 onwards, and the status of the Paris Salon began its decline. ​
We have some entertaining, heartless, and kind rejection letters to accompany this exhibition, and many of these artists have had defining moments in their careers as a result of their rejections (including the owner of Artful : The Gallery) Join us to celebrate with our rejections at the Salon des Refusés!

Pulse on the Plaza
2024-07-26 17:00 - 21:00 | Duncan & 6th, Duncan Avenue, Courtenay, BC, V9N 2M7, Canada
SUMMER PULSE ON THE PLAZAHAPPENING ON FRIDAYS THIS SUMMER – JULY 26, AUG 23 AND SEPT 27
Get ready for an exciting summer of creativity and community at “Summer Pulse on the Plaza”. This vibrant arts-based event will take place on the fourth Friday of July, August, and September on the Plaza in front of the Comox Valley Art Gallery (CVAG) building, located in the heart of Downtown Courtenay.
Join us for a celebration of local talent and community spirit including music, dancing, food and community.

Event Dates:
Friday, July 26, 2024
Friday, August 23, 2024
Friday, September 27, 2024
Time: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Summer Pulse on the Plaza is proudly brought to you in partnership with

Comox Valley Art Gallery
Comox Valley Community Arts Council
Elevate the Arts
Downtown Courtenay Business Improvement Association.

Additional partners include Lush Valley, Queer Culture, Pride Comox Valley, and CVOX (Comox Valley Community Radio)!
Together, we aim to foster a vibrant and inclusive community through the arts.

Event Highlights

Live Music: Enjoy performances by local bands and solo artists, showcasing a variety of musical genres.
CVAG Art Exhibition Featuring work by Diane Landry – open late!
Dancing: Family friendly dancing led by local instructors and facilitators
Make Art Stations: Participate in hands-on arts activities suitable for all ages.

Summer Pulse on the Plaza is a family-friendly event designed to inspire and engage participants of all ages. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a performer, or simply looking to enjoy a fun night out with your neighbors, this event has something for everyone.
Admission is free!
Bring your friends and family, and let’s make this summer memorable together. We look forward to seeing you there! Let’s create a vibrant community pulse at the Plaza this summer!

"Art with Impact"at Pearl Ellis Gallery
2024-07-23 10:00 - 2024-08-17 16:00 | Pearl Ellis Gallery, 1729 Comox Ave, Comox, BC, V9M 3M2, Canada
Exhibition at The Pearl: Exploring Art that Resonates
The Pearl Ellis Gallery is thrilled to announce its upcoming juried group show, Art with Impact, running from July 23rd to August 17th, 2024.

Art with Impact is an evocative exhibition that features artists from varied backgrounds and disciplines, each interpreting the theme in unique and compelling ways. This showcase highlights pieces that resonate deeply through media, scale, or subject matter, pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms to inspire change, provoke emotions, and challenge perceptions.

Visitors to The Pearl can expect a compelling array of artwork addressing personal, societal, and global issues, each piece crafted to make a significant impact. The gallery provides a serene setting for viewers to reflect on the powerful themes presented in the show.

The exhibition will kick off with an opening reception on Saturday, July 27th, from 1 pm to 3 pm.This event offers an opportunity to meet the artists and gain insights into their creative processes while enjoying light refreshments.

For more information about Art with Impact and other events at The Pearl, explore our website or contact us at pearlellisgallery@gmail.com.
About Pearl Ellis Gallery
Located in the heart of Comox, Pearl Ellis Gallery is dedicated to showcasing a diverse range of contemporary and traditional art. The gallery provides a dynamic space for local artists to exhibit their work and engage with the community through various events and exhibitions. Admission is always free.

Mark Bérubé plays Cumberland's Lower East Side
2024-07-21 19:30 - 20:30 | Cumberland’s Lower East Side, Cumberland, Canada
Mark Bérubé is one of Canada’s most captivating and unfaltering talents, having devoted himself with the spirit of a craftsman to the art of song. With one foot rooted in the folk music tradition of story-telling, the poetry of spoken-word, and the other planted in a childhood love of South African music, psychedelic folk pop and a smattering of jazz, Mark Berube has a broad and eclectic base from which to build his albums, all bound together by his warmly potent voice.

Mark has released 4 albums under his own name before forming the group KLIFFS with Kristina Koropecki in 2019. His albums have been nominated for a Western Canada Music Award, a Canadian Folk Music Award, and a GAMIQ (Québec) award in the past, and he has been touring Canada and Europe since 2004, playing some of the biggest festivals and stages, such as the Montreal Jazz Festival, Paléo (Switzerland), Printemps du Bourges Festival (France), L’Olympia (Paris, France), Xjazz Festival (Berlin, Germany), and the Vancouver Folk Festival, to name a few.

Originally from Manitoba, he spent his formative years as a musician in East Vancouver, where he was a co-founder of The Fugitives, and learned his craft bouncing back and forth from the jazz, pop, folk, and spoken word scenes, often sharing the stages with the likes of Dan Mangan, Shane Koyczan, Archie Pateman (The Breakmen) back in the day. His latest album “after the flattery” (KLIFFS) was released in early 2023 and was hailed by the German national newspaper SPIEGEL as “So flattering and beautifully done that it leaves you flabbergasted.”
Mark will be performing solo and Archie Pateman will be opening the evening. You can find more information about Mark at www.kliffs.ca.

Presented by Elevate, tickets $25 / 100% to the artist.
Ticket Link – https://elevatethearts.tickit.ca/events/25087. Address for show will be provided to ticket buyers! Venue opens at 7:00. Show starts at 7:30.

words + images collage poetry workshop
2024-07-21 13:30 - 16:00 | Artful the Gallery, 526 Cumberland Rd, Courtenay, BC, V9N 2C7
Join poets/multidisciplinary artists Carys Owen & Diana Kolpak to explore the magical intersection of found poetry and images. Poets and collage artists at all levels of experience are welcome.Bring your own scissors, your imagination and your sense of adventure…all other materials will be supplied for you to create your own frame-worthy collage poem to take home! Feel free to bring special materials of your own.This session dives into the wonders of haiku & offers an opportunity to contribute a panel to a collaborative collage poem…but you can also just solo freestyle if that’s what heats you up!
Max. 16 participants. Email dlkolpak@gmail.com to reserve your spot.

Words + Images
2024-07-21 13:30 - 16:00 | Artful the Gallery, 526 Cumberland Rd, Courtenay, BC, V9N 2C7
Join poets/multidisciplinary artists Carys Owen & Diana Kolpak to explore the magical intersection of found poetry and images. Poets and collage artists at all levels of experience are welcome.
Bring your own scissors, your imagination and your sense of adventure…all other materials will be supplied for you to create your own frame-worthy collage poem to take home! Feel free to bring special materials of your own.
This session dives into the wonders of haiku & offers an opportunity to contribute a panel to a collaborative collage poem…but you can also just solo freestyle if that’s what heats you up!

Max. 16 participants. Email dlkolpak@gmail.com to reserve your spot.

CYMC Festival of Summer Sounds
2024-07-20 14:00 - 16:00, 2024-07-19 19:00 - 21:00 | BC
Comox Valley Youth Music Centre is once again hosting the Festival of Summer Sounds!

From July 5th – 23rd there will be an assortment of performances and concerts from Classical Music, Jazz Music, and Musical Theatre. There will be Student and Faculty concerts.

Get your tickets now at cymc.ca starting at $15 to reserve your spot. Payment at the door is available for most of the events, space permitted.

Email info@cymc.ca or registrar@cymc.ca with any questions!!

Classical Music

Comox Valley Faculty ConcertJuly 5th at 7:00 PM$25.00St Georges United Church505 6th St, Courtenay

Campbell River Faculty ConcertJuly 6th at 7:00 PM$25.00Trinity Presbyterian Church145 Simms Rd, Campbell River

Student ConcertJuly 9th at 1:30St Georges United Church505 6th St, Courtenay

Musical Theatre

ShowcaseJuly 11th at 7:00 PM$15.00George’s P. Vanier Secondary4830 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Newsies ProductionJuly 20th – 23rd at 7:00 PM$30.00July 23rd at 2:30 PM$28.00Sid Williams Theater442 Cliffe Ave, CourtenayTickets on sale at www.sidwilliamstheatre.com/events/cymc-presents-newsies/

Island Jazz Music

Jazz JamJuly 20th at 7:00 PM$25.00Weird Church2688 Penrith Ave, Cumberland

Faculty ConcertJuly 21st at 7:00 PMComox Pentecostal Church1919 Guthrie Rd, Comox

Student ConcertJuly 23rd at 1:00 PMWeird Church2688 Penrith Ave, Cumberland

We look forward to welcoming you to our events!

Market Day 2024
2024-07-20 09:00 - 17:00 | Downtown Courtenay
Market Day 2024 in Downtown Courtenay is taking place 9:00 am -5:00 pm July 20th, 2024!
Come to the heart of the Comox Valley and take in all the fun Market Day provides. Portions of 5th Street, England Ave, and Duncan Ave will be closed to traffic creating a pedestrian-only zone filled with vendors of all types, activities, music, and more.
Stages will be set up on Duncan Avenue near the Comox Valley Art Gallery as well as England Avenue near the intersection of England Ave and 5th. Live music and performers will be there for your entertainment as you browse the wares of Downtown Courtenay businesses and local vendors from all over Comox Valley.
This family-friendly event is a hit year after year and we look forward to elevating the experience yet again in 2024.
Mark your calendars now as Market Day is fast approaching.
