The Big & Small show scheduled for Nov. 27 at Mission's Clarke Theatre has been cancelled.
A past “So You Think You Can Dance Canada” contestant was honoured last weekend during the annual Arty Awards in Abbotsford.
University of the Fraser Valley's theatre department presents The Arabian Nights at its Chilliwack campus.
Gallery 7 Theatre & Performance Arts Society in Abbotsford kick off its season with a stage adaptation of S.E. Hilton’s The Outsiders.
Full house at Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre
Head-banger rock fans will be happy to know that tickets go on sale this Friday for Gigantour, happening Feb. 20 at the AESC.
The Reach Gallery Museum is inviting the women of Abbotsford to attend their second annual Girls Night on Friday, Nov. 4.
Those interested in animated film will gather to celebrate colourful moving pictures at the first-ever Get Animated! in Abbotsford on Monday, Nov. 1.
Celebrating Diwali at Rick Hansen Secondary School in Abbotsford.
This Friday, Oct. 21, the group WriteOn will gather at 7 p.m. for a night of storytelling.
At 92, Ernie Poignant still makes his way around town to sketch his cartoon drawings.
Nine performers will reunite this Sunday to perform excerpts from Tomson Highway’s play “The Rez Sisters.”
Abby-Mission band Tarl is playing at the Big B in Mission on Saturday, Oct. 22.
If you have ever wondered about what goes on behind the scenes at a Christmas pageant, join Abbotsford Children’s Theatre
On Oct. 27, at 7 p.m. The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford (32388 Veterans Way) will celebrate the opening of Punjabi Visions
The Mission Folk Music Festival presents Juan Martin, who they call “one of the great Flamenco guitarists of our time”
A mysterious shipwreck, a shed full of coffins, a handsome and shadowy new neighbour who can’t seem to control his bats – it’s all part of Opening Nite Theatre production of Warren Graves’ The Death of Dracula which hits the stage this month.
The Abbotsford Arts Council is presenting its Eighth Annual Arty Awards on Saturday, Oct. 29 at Matsqui Centennial Auditorium (32315 South Fraser Way).
On Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 3 p.m. the public is invited to join University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) chancellor Brian Minter and dean of arts Jacqueline Nolte in a ceremonial tree planting, utilizing a work from The Tree: From the Sublime to the Social, an exhibition organized and circulated by The Vancouver Art Gallery. It is currently on view at The Reach Gallery Museum.
Close to 7,000 fans were treated to an oustanding show by Indian singing legend, Gurdas Maan.
