Local Arts

Plans for Telluride 2003, Sustainability Film Fest 2003 This year’s Telluride Film Festival wrapped two shows Jan. 16 with dollars $5.000 raised and a promise to return next year.

What: Sno-Core Icicle Ball featuring Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Blackalicious, and Saul Williams Where: Whistler Conference Centre When: Feb.

What: Whistler Artists Exhibit featuring Sharon Jensen, Gavin Livingstone, and Marielle When: Jan. 24, 5 to 8 p.m. Where: Millennium Place A new exhibit showcases Whistler artists this month and promises wildfire for the imagination.

In Whistler What : The adele-campbell Fine Art Gallery Where : Lobby level, Delta Whistler Resort This gallery represents many outstanding British Columbia artists, including Rod Charlesworth. A reception with Charlesworth will be heald Jan.

They’ll be no more D.O.A. for a while, but that doesn’t mean punk angst has gone quiet. It just shifts from guitar to keyboard. D.O.A. cancelled their Sunday, Jan.

What: Burnt Tongue; A One Woman Comedy Show Where: Millennium Place When: Jan. 25, 8 p.m. If laughter’s the best medicine, there’s a doctor in the house.

First public discussion of art in Whistler scheduled for Feb. 23 The Whistler Community Arts Council has scheduled its first open forum for Feb. 23, and member of the community and artists are encouraged to come out and voice their opinions.

Who: Big Up Where : Garfinkel’s When: Tuesdays Local music meisters Big Up get mid-week music shakin’ with live performance at Garfinkel’s every Tuesday, from Jan. 15.

Who: Slush with Huskavarna When: Sunday, Jan. 20 Where: Boot Pub When you want to mix up the vibe with melodic punk or heavy guitar, there’s always Punk Night Sundays at the Boot Pub.

The Soap of Beautiful Women boxes in Sea Side acoustics Who: Slow Nerve Action Where: The Shack When: Fridays to March 1 When recording an album, you never know what you’re gonna get.