Local Arts

Make sure you know the risks

Q & A with Squamish stuntwoman Lani Gelera

Giffen’s play is being read this Saturday at Eagle Eye Theatre

Blacksmith keeps traditions alive with an artistic twist

W hy do climbers the world over whine about perfect sunny days, hot temps and long summers? I will explain all this and more. Lately this summer weather we’ve been feeling has got me down.

W hile perusing the Instagram accounts of some of my favourite local businesses, I stumbled across a surprising image.

Cat Lake Provincial Recreation Site A great family campsite and a bustling dirt biker area to the east, and fine hiking to the west. Origin of name: In 1938 local loggers first used “Cats,” also known as Caterpillar bulldozers, to move felled logs.

Try planting oleander, a small tree with showy flowers.

T h e Bob McIntosh Memorial Trail is smooth and well-packed, although the mellow flow through mature second-growth forest can be dusty after a long dry spell. The trail is 1.2 kilometres of single-track that is wide enough for two.

The world’s best kiteboarders come together for Kite Clash