Longevity John's

the Mercury Players are still alive and looking to keep bringing the Cowichan Valley some funtastic community theatre and so they rented the Duncan Showroom for ' a thrust stage performance with audiences on three sides'

$20 for seniors /students $25 all others available soon on Eventbrite and at Ten Old Books

the Mercury Players are still alive and looking to keep bringing the Cowichan Valley some funtastic community theatre and so they rented the Duncan Showroom for ' a thrust stage performance with audiences on three sides'

$20 for seniors /students $25 all others available soon on Eventbrite and at Ten Old Books

the Mercury Players are still alive and looking to keep bringing the Cowichan Valley some funtastic community theatre and so they rented the Duncan Showroom for ' a thrust stage performance with audiences on three sides'

$20 for seniors /students $25 all others available soon on Eventbrite and at Ten Old Books

the Mercury Players are still alive and looking to keep bringing the Cowichan Valley some funtastic community theatre and so they rented the Duncan Showroom for ' a thrust stage performance with audiences on three sides'

$20 for seniors /students $25 all others available soon on Eventbrite and at Ten Old Books

the Mercury Players are still alive and looking to keep bringing the Cowichan Valley some funtastic community theatre and so they rented the Duncan Showroom for ' a thrust stage performance with audiences on three sides'

$20 for seniors /students $25 all others available soon on Eventbrite and at Ten Old Books

another way of saying open mic -

3 songs for each performer broadcast to youtube -

$5 cover for everyone

Stubbs and The are ever-enigmatic. The evolving nature of their name reflects the organic spontaneity of their sound. Rooted in Rossland, BC, this 5-piece first bloomed playing crowd-pleasing covers before transforming into their independent original and theatrical music.

From head banging to ballroom dancing, the crowds can't help but join their wacky whimsical wingdings. With lyrics in 10 different languages and a tracklist that defies labelling under traditional genres, Stubbs and The Experience speaks for itself.

suggested $20 donation but $15 will work

2023 Canadian Folk Music Award nominee! Fi-DELL-ium is an exceptional youth fiddle ensemble from Nanaimo, BC, on the beautiful west coast of Canada. Members of the group play violin, viola, cello, and guitar at an advanced level, and range in age from 11 to 17 years old. Despite their young ages, their performances are highly polished and electrifying. This group has taken top honours in the CBC Canadian Music Class Challenge twice (in 2020 and 2021). They have performed widely between Port Alberni and Victoria as well as playing at the Sourdough Festival in Whitehorse YT.

Suggested donation $10-15

https://www.youtube.com/@fiddelium

a blend of Northern Fiddle tunes (Métis, Gwich’in), and original compositions

with Charlie Gannon on guitar, and Geoff McFarlane on bass, and Wesley on five-string fiddle

$20 suggested donation

– another way of saying open mic - 3 songs for each performer broadcast to youtube -

$5 cover for everyone

Patti Savard headliner

Paul Wilson Jason Martin with host Bob Warwick

all LGBTQ lineup

Adult Rated

$20 tix

Reuben has attended many an open mic at the Showroom and caught our ear with his alt country style

Now Reuben has put together a band to enhance his songwriting

first time out

we feel honoured and priviledged

$15

Psychedelic Jungle Funk - 8 members that flow between hype to hypnotic in their sound.

$25 suggested donation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Thv9zOAv2DU

Adyn Townes wants you to know how he feels. And that he could probably use a hug. An alternative indie-artist from Canada’s east coast, Townes’ self-deprecating banter and heartfelt lyrics disarm any live audience, from sprawling halls and festival stages to intimate house shows.

suggested $15/$20 donations

details to follow for his wonderful duo

$20 tix

as it says

$20 tix

Sunday June 25th the community gathers to celebrate Pride Month with a parade from VIU to City Square start time is 10:30am speakers in City Square till noon

Duncan Showroom crew are offering up space along with a few cafes donating salads appertisers for a pot-luck buffet from 4:30pm till 5:45pm

Sarah takes the stage at 6pm

by suggested donations of $15 / $20

Island storytellers gather in various groups up and down the island to hone the 'ancient' art of storytelling
The tellers are from the Victoria Storytellers' Guild, The Around Town Tellers, from Nanaimo, and the Mid-Island Storytellers, based in Qualicum Beach/Parksville.

the Showroom is encouraging this process by co-presenting storytelling events at 2 pm on the 4th Sunday of the month

there are two sets of about 45 minutes each with a break in between

we figure suggested donations of $15 to $20

Island storytellers gather in various groups up and down the island to hone the 'ancient' art of storytelling
The tellers are from the Victoria Storytellers' Guild, The Around Town Tellers, from Nanaimo, and the Mid-Island Storytellers, based in Qualicum Beach/Parksville.

the Showroom is encouraging this process by co-presenting storytelling events at 2 pm on the 4th Sunday of the month there are two sets of about 45 minutes each with a break in between

we figure suggested donations of $15 to $20

Island storytellers gather in various groups up and down the island to hone the 'ancient' art of storytelling
The tellers are from the Victoria Storytellers' Guild, The Around Town Tellers, from Nanaimo, and the Mid-Island Storytellers, based in Qualicum Beach/Parksville.

the Showroom is encouraging this process by co-presenting storytelling events at 2 pm on the 4th Sunday of the month there are two sets of about 45 minutes each with a break in between

we figure suggested donations of $15 to $20