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The Wild At Art Festival kicks off today (Friday, March 14) at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park at 7 p.m. and from there, it's 10 head-spinning days of music, art, food - you name it, they've got it.

It's been four years now since Squamish could finally stop saying, "We don't even have a movie theatre." And in those four years we've enjoyed the least expensive first run theatre in the province.

A figurehead in Brackendale is turning 75 with a celebration that will give people a long-awaited peek at one of the most unique structures in the corridor.

An ambitious tour of socially-minded artists is coming to the Ocean Port Hotel next week to help spread a love of music.

A local cast will bring a new spark to a popular, long running show next week.The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler comes to the Brackendale Art Gallery on Friday (March 7), presented by the Howe Sound Women's Centre Society.

Tuning in to the musical moniker 'from laptops to hightops,' Vancouver's Fur Bearing Animals play their first Squamish show at the Howe Sound Brew Pub on Friday (Feb. 22).

Renowned yoga and chanting devotee, Wade Imre Morissette, is sharing his craft at the Adventure Centre tonight (Feb. 15), and all residents are invited to participate.

Residents will be treated to an inspiring musical experience while lending support to a program of healing Saturday, Feb.

Wild at Art organizers are asking for artist submissions that could lead to recognition and cash.

Academy Award-winning director John Zaritsky's documentary, The Wild Horse Redemption, asks: Can two wild creatures - prisoner and mustang - help each other to a better life? Reel Wednesdays presents the acclaimed NFB documentary at the Adventure Cen