March 13 - March 31
Nothing says ‘SPRING’ like flowers – from the humble dandelion, to the scented rose, – these artists will delight you with their varied interpretations in both 2-D and 3-D.
March 13 - March 24
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April 03 - April 14
And what better time than April, National Poetry Month, for Coast Collective’s In Conversation III: Poets Speak, Artists Respond.
April 06 - April 07
Presented by the Sooke Philharmonic Orchestra & Chorus.
April 06
Come join the Pacific Edge Chorus for their pre-competition preview!
Historic documentary film screening at Royal Roads
Goldstream News Gazette The filmmakers will host a Q&A session at the event.
Art comes to West Shore Town Centre in Langford
Goldstream News Gazette Pop-up store displays pieces made by local artists.
Speaker Series focuses on the creative side
Goldstream News Gazette West Shore Arts Council series showcase a composer and filmmaker.
GoWestShore Interview with Sabine and Andreas David, Westshore Music Academy delivery partner for the Music Port program.
Colwood artist creating one of a kind hats
Stinking Fish Tour takes place July 27 to 31 Goldstream News Gazette – Kendra Wong, July 26, 2018 Colwood resident Maria Curcic shows off a one-of-a-kind hat that she created. Curcic is one of several artists that are taking part in this year’s Stinking Fish Studio Tour July 27 to 31. (Contributed photo) For Maria Curcic […]
Win £5,000, Publication & Group Exhibition
Call to Artists: Gifts & Wishes 2019
Open Call in any 2D or 3D medium. The Coast Collective Art Centre is pleased to again invite regional artists, craftspeople and makers to take part in our 12th annual “Gifts & Wishes” show.
Open Call in any 2D or 3D medium. As shadows lengthen and nights grow longer, we invite you to consider the various ways we can be haunted: by a memory, a feeling, or something more spiritual.
Open Call in any 2D or 3D medium. This show welcomes artists to interpret your favourite music in art for this show.
Open Call in any 3D medium. This show welcomes art shapes we can see in three dimensions – and maybe touch?
