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The true blue outdoor adventurer is captured in the ski film, Hand Cut, screening at the Eagle Eye Theatre Thursday (Oct. 23).Lose the helicopters, the exotic trips and the million-dollar budget.

The Sea to Sky Corridor is now widely regarded as a mecca of athletic pursuits, and there's a dawning awareness of the region's wide array of artists.

Squamish's youth are encouraged to experience classical music by attending a duet performed by two young musicians, violinist Jinjoo Cho and pianist Justyna Maj, at St. John's Anglican Church next Friday (Oct. 17) at 8 p.m.

Squamish's Apollonia Vanova will be offering a taste of Europe's favoured music while helping the local SPCA animal shelter Saturday (Oct. 11), with an operatic performance, along with fellow singer Heidi Mundell at the Brackendale Art Gallery (BAG).

小蓝视频 musician Roy Forbes said he's excited to be performing at the Brackendale Art Gallery again. "It is kind of like tradition."He and gallery owner Thor Froslev go back to 1976 when Forbes first played there, said Froslev.

"Every region of 小蓝视频 matters," says author Jean Barman discussing her new coffee table book, British Columbia: Spirit of the People. "Every region has played a critical role at some point in making us the place we are today.

With just one week to go before the big event, here's a taste of the talent in store for visitors of ArtWalk, the self-guided tour of Squamish Valley artists' studios and galleries happening Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 20 and 21.

This Sunday (Sept.

It's time to brush up on your arpeggios and trills. The 2009 Wild at Art Festival has announced its Local Colour Song Contest, and organizers are looking for the one local vocal act that will take home the top prize of $1,000.

Carving stone into art necessitates a willingness to embrace solitude.