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Fresh Cut Grass to take The Backyard stage

Fresh Cut Grass to take The Backyard stage

A new Squamish alt-rock cover band will debut at The Backyard on March 8; Trickster’s Hideout show coming on April 5.
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Updated: AHRF, coming back to newly refurbished BAG: Sequel to sold-out show

Updated: AHRF, coming back to newly refurbished BAG: Sequel to sold-out show

Returning Indie rock band looks to recreate last show’s energy at the Brackendale Art Gallery in March.
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ICYMI: Reel Rock 18 comes to Squamish’s Eagle Eye Theatre

ICYMI: Reel Rock 18 comes to Squamish’s Eagle Eye Theatre

Proceeds from the two-night climbing film viewing will go to Canadian Adaptive Climbing Society.
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ICYMI: Led Zeppelin tribute band to rock Squamish in March

ICYMI: Led Zeppelin tribute band to rock Squamish in March

Headed by musicians from across the Sea to Sky, A Whole Lotta Led will take the stage at Trickster’s Hideout on March 2.
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ICYMI: Water tank alpine huts: A Squamish director's tale showing at VIMFF

ICYMI: Water tank alpine huts: A Squamish director's tale showing at VIMFF

Save the Date: Catch ‘Mountain Turks’ in person on Feb. 25 in Vancouver, or stream it online.
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ICYMI: Squamish's HSPAA to host Loved and Lost 2 concert

ICYMI: Squamish's HSPAA to host Loved and Lost 2 concert

On March 2, Howe Sound Performing Arts Association will host local musicians covering recently deceased artists.
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ICYMI: 'Reflection': Squamish filmmaker delves into local athlete’s mental health journey

ICYMI: 'Reflection': Squamish filmmaker delves into local athlete’s mental health journey

Tori Wood’s vulnerable story told through the lens of a mountain biking documentary at VIMFF.
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Indigenous comedians unite for unique show in Squamish

Indigenous comedians unite for unique show in Squamish

The Bad Apples Comedy Show: Laugh your way through an evening of cultural insights and unapologetic humour on Feb. 4.
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Squamish's newest waterfront public art piece coming together

Squamish's newest waterfront public art piece coming together

Locally-based visual artist Maskull Lasserre's piece, Lacuna, is part of the Oceanfront Squamish development.
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Lupine Review seeks submissions for 2024 print edition

Lupine Review seeks submissions for 2024 print edition

Selected entrants will have their work featured at the 2024 Whistler Writers Festival
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