Events for February, 2024

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South Cowichan Music Jam and Dance

Fri. February 16th, 2024 Shawnigan Lake

This is an "electric" Music Jam mainly Classic Rock/Country and Blues genres. However, all musical styles are welcome. Musicians/Bands and Singers please bring your own instruments and microphones.

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Afroquatics: A Call and Response Below the Surface

Sat. February 17th, 2024 Victoria

A projected video/interactive augmented reality installation by Kemi Craig, City of Victoria Artist in Residence.

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Book Signing - Shaleen Sutherland - "Feeling My Best"

Sat. February 17th, 2024 Nanaimo

What's a better way for a child to embrace feeling their best self? A child celebrating with a positive energy and having fun surrounded by their family and friends.

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Celebrate Africa Closing Party!

Sat. February 17th, 2024 Nanaimo

It’s all about Africa with Dj Nata spinning rhythms from across the continent. Come bounce with us! Part of African Connections presented by Crimson Coast Dance, curated by Tania Amaral.

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Family Day Celebration at the AGGV

Sat. February 17th, 2024 Victoria

Come celebrate Family Day at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria!

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Gemstone Tree Painting

Sat. February 17th, 2024 Qualicum

Learn to make this fun and easy mixed media painting on an 11" x 14" canvas board.

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Johnny Vallis - "Man of Many Voices"

Sat. February 17th, 2024 Parksville

Johnny Vallis - "Man of Many Voices" (Any similarity to people living or dead is purely intentional)

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L’Eterno Ritorno - Ensemble Mirabilia

Sat. February 17th, 2024 Victoria

Brilliant Canadian soprano, Myriam Leblanc is featured in a program devoted to that most captivating and tuneful Baroque musical form: the chaconne.

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Let’s Dance & Talk with Nada El Masriya

Sat. February 17th, 2024 Nanaimo

Workshop series on Egyptian dances and their histories – from Baladi, to Awalim & Ghawazee, to the Golden Era. Part of African Connections presented by Crimson Coast Dance.

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