12×12 Art Show
Ladysmith Gallery 32 High Street, LadysmithJoin us for 12×12, a unique art show showcasing the creativity of local artists, all working within the dimensions of 12×12 inches.
Free
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Indoor Activities
Art Show: What Makes You Happy
Ladysmith Gallery 32 High Street, LadysmithDiscover the essence of happiness at What Makes You Happy, an art show that explores the feelings of joy, satisfaction, contentment, and fulfillment.
Free
Banachek: The World’s Greatest Mind Reader
Cowichan Performing Arts Centre 2687 James Street, Duncan, BCJoin us for an evening of magic and mystery with Las Vegas mentalist Banachek!
$40 – $50
Art Show: Natural Elements
Ladysmith Gallery 32 High Street, LadysmithExplore the profound connection between nature and humanity at Natural Elements, an art show that celebrates the timeless bond we share with the natural world.
Free
BYU Idaho Symphony Band: Symphonic Soundscapes
Cowichan Performing Arts Centre 2687 James Street, Duncan, BCThe BYU-Idaho Symphony Band features 45 of the university’s top woodwind, brass, and percussion musicians.
$10 – $20
ARTeSCAPES: Selected Works by Barbara Hague & Esther Robison
Ladysmith Gallery 32 High Street, LadysmithBarb and Esther’s paths passed through membership with the Palette People painting group. Later, thru the Group of Several, their camaraderie was formed. Although they differ in artistic expression, they both create uplifting, serene images that bring them, and they hope you, joy and a moment’s escape.
Free
Mojo Rising’: The Doors Experience
Cowichan Performing Arts Centre 2687 James Street, Duncan, BCAre you ready to go on a trip? Come out and join Mojo Risin’ as they go back in time to an era of music and poetry to celebrate the legacy of The Doors.
$45 – $50
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