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.
I am so ready for a Holiday Honky Tonk night! It will feature local favourites The Coal Dust Gang and The Broadfork Trio but also John Borra, a veteran Toronto folk-punk, doom-country, wonderfully weird ass musician. dodgy-country.tickit.ca
This concert is called “Seasons of Love”. The Celebration Singers are a mixed choir, a treble voiced choir and a male voiced choir.
This is my kind of Christmas “schmaltz”. We’ve got a band called “Angry Snowmans” who have been playing Christmas punk since 2008, She, A Danzig era Misfits band, and Search and Decanter, a 69-77 era Iggy Pop tribute band. All ages and over by 11. $20 or PWYC at the door.
Frosty melodies and warm hearts - music made by little stars. Tickets
This concert is called “Seasons of Love”. The Celebration Singers are a mixed choir, a treble voiced choir and a male voiced choir.
Frosty melodies and warm hearts - music made by little stars. Tickets
This Festive night will include legends of Westcoast bass music, PRSN and Leland River. Supporting them is Miss Mar. Yes, masks are encouraged.
This choir started in 1958 as a part of a night school program?! It has taken on various forms over those many years but their focus on Choral music elevates them from just another community choir. Plus their accompanist is amazing. $20 at the door.
Winter is a “thin time” in Gaelic tradition. This event is shaped by local musician Luke’s recent wanderings across Ireland. It will include ghostly ballads and winter airs.
This choir started in 1958 as a part of a night school program?! It has taken on various forms over those many years but their focus on Choral music elevates them from just another community choir. Plus their accompanist is amazing. $20 at the door.
Fontine is an indie-folk artist from Winnipeg. Her music is inspired by the prairie landscape and her Queer Indigenous identity. Zoon gets their name from Zoongide’ewin which means “bravery, courage and The Bear Spirit” in Ojibway. This promises to be a very memorable night. Tickets
