The Comox Valley is always bustling with opportunities to connect and have fun. From Farmer’s Markets to Poetry Readings at the library, and from music festivals to mountain bike races — here are a few exciting things happening right here in your neighbourhood.
When the Cumberland mine workers descended into the coal caverns, they faced the toughest of work environments: cramped, wet, dark, and dirty. There was a constant fear of danger at every turn, with roof collapses and flooding both common risks. The Cumberland coal seams had a reputation for expelling gas, increasing the likelihood of explosions....
a fantastic celebration of creative Indigenous artists. Come spend the day honouring the original and current keepers of this land. FREE!
CVAG hosts a fun gathering every last Friday of the month in June, July and August. Each one has a special theme. It will be a celebration of Indigenous culture, creativity and community. While it isn’t strictly live music it will include music by Greg Wells and the aforementioned James Vickers. FREE!
Celebrate Pride with a multi-disciplinary show. Headlining the night is Queer as Funk! A Vancouver funk and soul collective. Tickets
Performances by various community acts, plus the Sean Grieve Committee and Ten Souljers. More Info
Featuring music by Comox Valley Concert Band, Easy Street and J Plank. Click here for details
This is the second Pulse event of the summer and this time it will blur the lines between imagination and reality. They have all kinds of interactive things to do but also some great music including Vancouver’s experimental jazz group Sourdope and psychpop group Neighbourly is rumoured to also be performing. FREE
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Join the DIG FM team at Gladstones on the Cliffe side for a drink and culturally appropriate conversation.
Everyone is invited to gather at the Comox Valley Art Gallery at 580 Duncan Ave. to honor loved ones lost, call for change, share stories to raise awareness, and support evidence-based overdose prevention strategies. August 31st 2026 marks the 25th annual International Overdose Awareness Day. This year’s theme honors the dedication of those who have...
This is not sponsored by any church. It’s for all walks of life to come worship God in one accord. It’s about unity and fellowshipping together. There will be testimonies of how some overcame addiction and homelessness! It’s a DJ event with modern rock and dance Christian music. Special guest singer for a few songs....
