Giving back: Enter to win one of 25 passes to Kaatza Players production of 'Blithe Sptit'
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LCSS grad students strutted the catwalk in front of a crowd of about 150 people to raise funds for Curt Knippelberg
READMusic in the Lake coordinator David Lowther is excited to be bringing back two female acts that have had rave reviews
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Darkened stage, no backdrop or sets, actors dressed in black: Production wasn’t aiming at stimulating the visual senses of the audience.
READTown’s agenda for regular meeting, include presentations by two outside delegations.
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It was perhaps the most difficult decision three people had ever been asked to make.
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It’s a traditional Christmas story with an old-fashioned element.
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Tuesday Talk Night at the Cowichan Lake Branch of Vancouver Island Regional Library lived up to its name and purpose.
READKaatza Lakeside Players will be presenting a new and creative interpretation of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
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The crowd was small at the first ever open stage organized by LCSS student Lauren Frost
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From a condemned house to moonlight madness, there are many ways to celebrate the spookiest time of year around Cowichan Lake
READKaatza Lakeside Players production, A Christmas Carol, set to begin on Dec. 5 and run to Dec. 8.
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Final stages of preparing the upstairs gallery space for an exciting first youth art show
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Narrowing down the list of auditioners to put together a cast for this years Christmas play, A Christmas Carol will be difficult.
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The Homestead in Mesachie Lake was full of campers, vendors, and of course a stage and V.I.P tent
READStudio 261 on South Shore Road: A central hub for music and performing arts in Lake Cowichan.
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Honeymoon Bay Blackberry Festival is set to take place on Saturday, Sept. 1 at the Honeymoon Bay Market, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m
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Vancouver Island ArtistFest premiered last year in Victoria and ventured to the wilds of Honeymoon Bay in search of a larger venue
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