Local Arts

World’s greatest ska band heading to Whistler

The ninth annual Sea to Sky Film Festival will take place in the Eagle Eye Theatre in Squamish this Friday, Sept. 24th at 7 p.m.

Bush or Kerry. SUV or Smart Car. Skis or snowboard. Should the toilet paper be positioned so the paper rolls off the top or underneath.

One of Whistler’s most consistent night clubs, Moe Joe’s, is closing down for renovations and will re-open in a week with a new house band – Last Call.

With Scott Johnston — Painter, filmmaker and one half of mysterious underground production duo Zaerox.

Local independent filmmaker Davin Peterson is producing a sequel to last month’s inaugural short film screening night this coming Tuesday, Sept. 21 at the HUB Film and Internet Lounge in Creekside.

Garfinkel’s Nightclub and local concert organizers Mountain Promotions were forced to refund several hundred advance-purchased $15 tickets last Sunday evening after NYC hip-hop crew Brand Nubian was denied access at the Canada/U.S. border.

Squamish’s plucky little Sea to Sky Film Festival, a one-night gala of independent short filmmaking, is celebrating its ninth birthday next Friday evening with a 13-film lineup that includes three world premieres.

Veteran DJ to host MC battle series at the Beagle

Where: Fifty-Two 80 Bar & Bistro An elegant, yet cozy fireside lounge in the brand new Four Seasons Resort with live jazz on Friday and Saturday evenings. Where: Bearfoot Bistro & Champagne Bar A warm room with an extensive wine list.