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Film festival hits Squamish

The Seventh Annual Sea to Sky Film Festival will take place Friday, Sept. 20th at 7 p.m. at the Eagle Eye Theatre, in Squamish. Tickets are $7 each, and available at the Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Co, Mostly Books and Highlands Video in Squamish.

Pique to valley listings

Sept. 13-19 Very Superstitious—So it’s here, another one of those Friday the you-know-what.

The risk factor

Pick of the Vancouver Fringe offers surprise, wit What: Pick of the Vancouver International Fringe Festival Where: Millennium Place When: Sept. 16-18 Risk. It’s not just a board game anymore.

Enertainment Briefs

Creekside attracts a crowd Barb Cummings says the first Creekside Festival, held on Saturday, Sept. 7 was a success, thanks to community sponsorship and donations, and plans are in the works for another next year.

Getting the Led out

Zeppelin tribute band finally off the ground You need coolin’ Baby I’m not foolin’ I’m gonna send ya Back to schoolin’ — from Whole Lotta Love, Led Zeppelin II Who: Whole Lotta Led Where: Boot Pub When: Sept.

Powder Pleasures

Front Line features new Norway footage; I Know What You Did Last Winter features local action Ski Movie 3: The Front Line holds the promise of adventure. And it should, with the first-ever heli-skiing footage shot at the Lyngen Alps in Norway.

First Nations cultural centre well received

The Callaghan Valley is claimed as traditional territory by both the Squamish Nation and Lil'wat people; it's where the coastal First Nation met the Interior First Nation.

Entertainment Briefs

Buskers’ delight A busking contest will be held on Saturday, Sept. 7 at different venues along the Valley Trail in Creekside.

Piquen' your interest

Food frustrations

Painter’s delight

Laguna Beach latest outlet for Cori Ross designs Cori Ross paints with precision. From greeting cards to canvas, the work is a planned process.