Local Arts

Cathryn Atkinson catkinson@squamishchief.com Ndidi Onukwulu knows Squamish quite well and is looking forward to arriving here for her concert at the Eagle Eye Theatre on Friday, Feb. 23.

The classics get dusted off and given the chance to shine as local soprano Kelly Coubrough, along with accompanist Erik Musseau, perform at St. John's the Devine Anglican Church on Saturday, Feb. 24.

A new documentary airing on CBC this month explores an extraordinary partnership that has been forged in the aftermath of the death of a beloved local father and husband who was killed at a house party.

Each winter, amateur wildlife photographers descend on the Squamish area with the hopes of getting that perfect bald eagle photograph.

Just another tribute band? Don't be fooled.

Not long after the great jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald died in the summer of 1996, Oscar Peterson performed at the Barbican Hall in London, England.

January introduces the tenth year of art exhibitions in the Foyer Gallery at the Squamish Public Library. Throughout those years, Fran Solar has been a steady champion for the gallery.

Kimberly Murray's banner entitled "Adventure, Spirit, and the Supernatural" will soon be on our highways.

Escape the rains currently obliterating the beautiful views outside to join an indoor journey - on a 54-foot ketch in the Antarctic surrounded by crisp snowscapes, icebergs, skiing and climbing on an island where the sole inhabitants are penguins, se

By now you've no doubt heard of the new pop culture phenomenon that is Borat. The Kazakh reporter is merely one of the clever fictional characters from British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen (AKA Ali G).