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.
In Jenn's words: There are some shows that make me reconsider my travel plans. This is one of them. The last time I saw We are Not A Cult the guitarist played the entire show will standing on a cocktail table. And I have always wanted to see the Fomites. Cumberland’s own Bad State plus...
Country rocker Joel Lee brings high-energy performances and genre-blending anthems to the stage. Part of the Simms Concert Series. Free!
These outdoor side yard concerts are a lot of fun. Caraluna are a delightful multi-lingual band. Marrow Bones is an eastern Canada hodge podge talented trio and support will come from Shelder the Electric Clamfish, a multi-instrumentalist from Mayne Island. A $15 cover change is appreciated. The Green Room is located beside the Riding Fool...
Juno nominated jazz guitarist who was also a member of The Bills. Marc has toured all over the world. He is inspired by gypsy jazz, classical guitar and blues so you can expect all of that and more. Info and tickets
Beloved across generations, Fred Penner is a Canadian icon whose warm, engaging performances delight children and adults alike with storytelling, song and a full Canadian heart. Who doesn't love this man! Part of the Comox Signature Concert Series. Free!
Part of the Simms Concert Series. Free!
This is the second of three concerts in this series. This time we have the pleasure of hearing from the horn section. You know me and weird instruments. They say this concert will explore the history of the horn using different instruments including natural horns, post horns and an Alphorn. Info and tickets
5–7 PM | Steve Mitchell Born and raised in Western Canada, Steve Mitchell has hosted over 30 performances at Nashville’s renowned Bluebird Cafe. Known for his charismatic stage presence, he creates a full, dynamic sound as a solo performer using guitar, ukulele, harmonica, and live looping. His set features favourites from artists like Willie Nelson,...
Folk fans, especially UK folk fans, will want to catch John. This is his only Vancouver Island stop on a short Canadian tour. Some say he is the next Nick Drake. Tickets
Suggested cover donation is $5-20.
This concert will celebrate water and it promises to include interesting pieces like Ravel’s Jeux d’eau and Debussy’s Reflections in the Water. Tickets
A lively celebration of Irish music and culture, this performance blends traditional tunes, rich vocals and storytelling with Irish humour for an authentic Celtic experience. Part of the Comox Signature Concert Series. Free!
