Local Arts

The Clumsy Lovers’ sonic moonshine makes the people move Who: The Clumsy Lovers Where: Boot Pub When: Saturday, Feb. 28 Tickets: $10 The Clumsy Lovers play the music that makes the people dance.

What: Blue Earth Where: MY (Millennium) Place When: Saturday, Feb. 28, 8 p.m.

A donation of $10,000 has made by Whistler Real Estate Company to the Whistler Arts Council. The donation makes Whistler Real Estate the arts council’s first corporate partner.

In a town where the milk costs more than champagne does in most other places Lara Bozabalian wanted to be a writer, so she made one of the boldest decisions any young Whistlerite could make - she quit her job.

Remember the good old days? When you could ski fresh tracks all day after a good dump, maybe even get a few decent turns (gasp) the next day? Remember when there were two locally-owned video stores and if you were a friendly enough person you could s

Halo based on true events What: Halo Where: MY (Millennium) Place When: Tuesday, Feb. 24, 8 p.m. Tickets: $18 - $23 It’s true Canadians have always had a reverence bordering on sacramental wafer and wine territory for their coffee and doughnuts.

In Whistler Why not take the Whistler Art Walking Tour? Get the self-guided brochure on-line at www.whistlerartscouncil.com or at MY (Millennium) Place.

’72 Summit Series alumnus and former NHL-er to headline fundraising gala Who: Dennis Hull What: Comedy Night in Canada Where: Telus Conference Centre When: Saturday, Feb. 21, 8:30 p.m. Tickets: $185.

Although pre-festival screenings for the seventh annual Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival are slated to begin this Sunday, the official festival kick off takes place on Feb. 25 with a screening of Farther Than the Eye Can See.

Farewell My Youth Carolyn Grass I’ve become the image of my Mom I swore I’d never be When I look into the mirror I see Mom looking back at me.