A comic workshop for people of any skill level, or for those just curious about cartooning. Drop in anytime between 11-2 on October 18, 2025 to talk comics, and get your funny on! We’ll explore a few drawing styles, colouring techniques, comic themes, and most importantly, HUMOUR! Other stuff: This informal workshop is being held […]
Cartooning Drop-in with Robin Crossman Read More »
Robin Crossman is a cartoonist celebrated for his Wordy Art and endearingly dishevelled characters. With roots in comedy writing and performing, he blends humour with visual creativity, and his knack for turning life’s awkward, hilarious, and oh-so-relatable moments into laugh-out-loud comic art. His signature style? Endearingly offbeat characters paired with humour that’s equal parts clever
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POV Exhibit – August 2025 Jenny Adams, James Bardy, Bonnie Coulter, Theo Lynn. Jenny Adams “I see art in nature and it is where I find endless inspiration.I love the challenge of capturing the feeling of where I stand, then recreating that feeling on canvas enjoying the experience once again.” Jenny is an acrylic landscape
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POV Exhibit – July 2025 ARTIST BIO: Melissa Lavoie I was born under the endless prairie skies of Edmonton, AB, but my heart always belonged to the sea. I didn’t know it until a highschool art trip to Bamfield – that’s where the wild Pacific and all it’s beauty crashed into me and changed me
Canada Day Festivus, July 1, 2025 Family fun is coming to town. This is a grassroots version of Canada Day in true Metchosin style, ”enriching local culture through creativity and inclusion”. Festivus is hosted by Metchosin Arts & Cultural Centre Association (MACCA). It is held outside and inside the Arts Centre within the Metchosin Elementary site,
May 1-31, 2025 For the first time since the publication of this children’s book Angela’s intriguing original illustrations will be on display. Angela Menzies paints larger-than-life-size portraits that vibrate with colour and humanity. She grew up living off the grid in a remote area of BC. With no TV or nearby neighbours, Angela turned to
Angela Menzies: “Sammi’s Worry” Read More »