Entertainment

Museum at Campbell River will host two intriguing talks as part of the Rain and Fire Festival of

Aboriginal comedians on tour

Campbell River is well-known for turning out talented residents Rod Brind’Amour, Roderick Haig-Brown and Sybil Andrews but it’s also home to a wealth of talent that often goes unrecognized.

Looking for something fun and creative to do as a family or with friends on Saturdays?

Raising kids is no easy task so the Ready-Set-Go Children’s Health Fair on Feb. 25 will provide parents with all the helpful information they need to raise health children.

North Island College’s Third Course Bistro at the Campbell River campus will once again be open to the public for dinners Thursday and Friday evening from 5-8 p.m., until March 11.

If you’re looking for a special treat for your Valentine this year, the Maritime Heritage Centre’s Romance Your Valentine fundraising dinner and dance might put you in your darling’s good books on Saturday.

Add a new edge to your art practice by taking part in Open Studio at the Campbell River Art Gallery.

Cheesecake Burlesque Revue will shimmy and strut at the Tidemark Theatre on Friday, Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

When the roads turned to ice and the snow began to fall in late November, the Campbell River Community Band had no choice but to cancel its fall concert.