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.

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  • Sleeping Beauty Panto

    Sid Williams Theatre
    Jenn's Picks

    This is Courtenay Little Theatre’s Panto. The costumes and set at last year’s show had me gobsmacked. I have no doubt this production will be good. Tickets

  • Winter with Matthew Krell

    Tidemark Theatre
    Jenn's Picks

    I bought tickets to this show purely because the event posting is just a guy holding a keytar. Matthew is an off-broadway actor now based in LA. Literally I know nothing other than, He plays keytar! Tickets

  • Felix Cartal and Glass Petals

    Native Sons Hall
    Jenn's Picks

    I know I shouldn’t knock our community but I’m a little shocked that Felix Cartal has chosen to spend NYE here. I mean, this guy played alongside MSTKRFT in the noughties. Then his sophomore album debuted in the top 10 on electronic music charts. I know him best for Love Me with Lights, which has...

  • DJ Bikirious, Dollhead and Devours

    Comox Valley Curling Centre 4835 Headquarters Road, Courtenay, bc, Canada
    Jenn's Picks

    If you’ve been getting this list for a while you know that I am a devoted Devours fan. Last year’s NYE with him brought me so much joy. I also enjoyed Dollhead at this year’s Woodstove. Electropunk! I don’t know how I am going to do it, but by golly, I am going to figure...

  • Petunia and the Vipers w/Spank Williams

    Waverley Hotel
    Jenn's Picks

    But if EDM or electropunk isn’t your jam and you’d prefer Hank Williams on acid, then The Waverley has a wonderful offering. It will be lots of folky fun too. Tickets

  • North Island Writers Conference 2026

    North Island College - Courtenay Campus 2300 Ryan Rd,, Courtenay, BC, Canada
    Community Event

    The organizers of the North Island Writers Conference are pleased to announce the 9th annual three-day event, from Friday, January 16th to Sunday, January 18th, at the Courtenay North Island College campus. Diana Kolpak opens the conference at 1:00 pm on Friday with a three-hour session on improving public reading and presentation skills. Susan Juby,...