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The Anti-Fashion Cabaret produced by Deer Crossing the Art Farm packed the C3 Gymnasium in Gibsons on Jan. 28. The event’s centrepiece was a runway show with 15 models who displayed apparel created from repurposed textiles.

The Ripped Open Anti-Fashion Cabaret takes place on Sunday, Jan. 28 from 3 to 6 p.m. Details and tickets are available at deercrossingtheartfarm.org/ripped-open.

Performances, exhibitions and screenings will take place over 18 days at three venues in the District of Sechelt, including a revived musical tribute to Juno- and Grammy-winning artist Joni Mitchell that will take place at the Raven’s Cry Theatre.

Is the church doing everything it can to help those suffering from the loss of miscarriage?

Dancer, poet and musician Francesca Ryan will headline an upcoming multidisciplinary performance over two performances at the Heritage Playhouse in Gibsons.

Slow Fashion + Climate Action remains at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre in Sechelt until May 13.

Saturday, May 14 local postal workers will be collecting far more than just the mail — they’ll be picking up non-perishable food items and delivering them to food banks, pantries,

Local agencies are still trying to find homes for some Afghan evacuees who arrived in Charlotte after the U.S. withdrew troops from Afghanistan last summer.

In the introduction to the original 1973 edition of his Beard on Bread: A Cookbook, trailblazing chef James Beard wrote, "Breadmaking is something of a...

There are fewer young farmers entering the agriculture industry in B.C. because of skyrocketing land prices but an arts group on the Sunshine Coast has a plan for that. Deer Crossing the Art Farm. . .