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Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman show rescheduled

Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman show rescheduled

The July 6 concert featuring Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre has been rescheduled for June 14, 2021.
Performers of colour in 91Ô­´´ Opera Victoria’s spotlight

Performers of colour in 91Ô­´´ Opera Victoria’s spotlight

A groundbreaking new 91Ô­´´ Opera Victoria series featuring interviews and performances with people of colour will explore issues of inequality in the classical arts.
Tickets for Jesse Roper concert series sell out in four minutes

Tickets for Jesse Roper concert series sell out in four minutes

A busy two weeks of activity for Metchosin rocker Jesse Roper — which includes seven live concerts at the Breakwater Tasting Room — gets underway Thursday with an airborne interview 8,500 feet above 91Ô­´´ Island.

‘A life well lived’: Conservatory voice teacher nurtured all skill levels

Singer and teacher Catherine Young, who served as the head of the voice department at the Victoria Conservatory of Music for thirty years, has died. Young died in her sleep June 13 at her home in Broadmead. She was 88.

Islanders rack up the nominations for Western 91Ô­´´ Music Awards

91Ô­´´ Island products Steve Bays, Alexandria Maillot, and the 91Ô­´´ Island Symphony have each drawn two nominations at the 2020 Western 91Ô­´´ Music Awards, which celebrates the best in music from provinces and territories west of Ontario.
From crisis to creativity: Art exhibit inspired by COVID-19

From crisis to creativity: Art exhibit inspired by COVID-19

What: Challenge Crisis with Creativity Where: Gage Gallery Arts Collective, 2031 Oak Bay Ave.
In Victoria counsellor's book, men give voice to fatherhood

In Victoria counsellor's book, men give voice to fatherhood

Tessa Lloyd’s book Forty Fathers: Men Talk about Parenting, is a collection of intimate personal narratives about fatherhood from a diverse group of 91Ô­´´ men.
Jazz world mourns bandleader Hugh Fraser

Jazz world mourns bandleader Hugh Fraser

Hugh Fraser’s reputation as a jazz musician and educator was such that when he spoke, everyone listened intently. But when the pianist and trombone player performed, he could communicate volumes without saying a word.
Documentary tells story of Dishrags, Central Saanich all-female punk band

Documentary tells story of Dishrags, Central Saanich all-female punk band

What: 2020 DOXA Documentary Film Festival Where: doxafestival.ca When: June 18-26 Admission: $6-10 per ticket; $60 for a festival pass from doxafestival.
UVic history professor wins two book prizes

UVic history professor wins two book prizes

University of Victoria history professor Wendy Wickwire has won a pair of book prizes for At the Bridge, her B.C. bestseller about ethnographer James Teit. Wickwire’s 400-page book about Teit, who helped B.C.