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Dance, concert and exhibit on tap

Contributed Article - October 29, 2025

Submitted by ArtSpring It’s a busy time of year at ArtSpring! We are hurtling into November with a packed schedule that includes a raucous Halloween...

Geezers return to stage with Expect Delays

Gail Sjuberg - October 24, 2025

Sid Filkow may not look like one of Salt Spring’s oldest residents, but he sure does act like it. Actor, playwright and lawyer Filkow first...

French music in focus at Bach on the Rock concert

Contributed Article - October 22, 2025

By MARGARET FISHER FOR BACH ON THE ROCK Bach on the Rock, Salt Spring’s own chamber orchestra and choir, kicks off this season’s theme of Music...

Vancouver filmmaker brings to life forgotten jazz singer

Contributed Article - October 22, 2025

By STEVE MARTINDALE SS FILM FESTIVAL SOCIETY Award-winning Vancouver filmmaker Baljit Sangra will present her new film Have You Heard Judi Singh? on Wednesday, Oct. 29,...

Salt Spring’s Gustafson wins top SSNAP prize

Gail Sjuberg - October 21, 2025

The sixth biennial Salt Spring National Prize (SSNAP) event concluded over the weekend with $52,000 in awards disbursed, including the top prize going to...

‘Comedy with substance’ in McCreary live show

Contributed Article - October 21, 2025

SUBMITTED BY ARTSPRING Author, comedian, actor and TEDx speaker Michael McCreary has a lot in the works: a play, a book, a documentary and even...

SSNAP spotlights ‘medium of the moment’

Gail Sjuberg - October 14, 2025

It’s hard not to notice the number of pieces in this year’s Salt Spring National Art Prize (SSNAP) Finalists Exhibition where fibre is the...

Lifetime of moments shared in Hiromoto Ida play

Contributed Article - October 14, 2025

Submitted by ArtSpring Hiromoto Ida is not afraid to turn inward. The director/actor/choreographer makes that clear in his new dance-theatre play, Vacant Lot, which takes the...

Gumboot Gala kicks off club revival

Gail Sjuberg - October 8, 2025

One of Salt Spring’s most enduring musical traditions returns to Fulford Hall after a few years’ hiatus when the Salt Spring Folk Club (SSFC)...

‘National treasure’ performs

Contributed Article - October 8, 2025

SUBMITTED BY ARTSPRING On Tuesday, Oct. 14, ArtSpring will host a true musical luminary when acclaimed Canadian classical pianist Angela Cheng performs as part of...

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