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Downtown Courtenay streets will be filled this Sat-urday (July 21) from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. with wonderful things to do during the 42nd annual Market Day.

As the Downtown Courte-nay Business Improvement Association notes, “You’ll find handmade, one-of-a-kind products along with some of the best deals from favourite downtown shops. The streets will be brimful with over 100 vendors, some of the Comox Valley’s very best. There is something for everyone to do and enjoy!”

In conjunction with Mar-ket Day, the Local Colours Festival of Arts and Culture happens July 20 and 21, also in downtown Courtenay. The seventh annual event com-bines the talents of local artists working in a variety of media creating works July 20 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and July 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

All participants are from the Comox Valley. Paint-ers, photographers, carvers, potters, weavers, sculptors, videographers, dancers, musicians, singers, actors, and other artists, artisans and craftspeople will create, perform and demonstrate

their talents.On Saturday, the visual

artists will be joined by a variety of performing acts on two stages. The main Comox Valley Community Arts Council (CVCAC) stage will be at the corner of Fifth Street and England Avenue and a second stage will be set up in the Sid Williams Theatre plaza.

There is also music planned for the Fourth Street square. As well, dem-onstrations will be put on by the local potters’ club, the Comox Valley Art Gallery on Duncan Avenue has tons of art activities scheduled on the plaza and the Comox Valley Writers’ Society has a theatre café planned.

Surprise street perfor-mances will show up unex-pectedly, and there will be fun activities for kids, along an arts theme. A vendor fair of local crafts people, arti-sans and home-based busi-nesses will integrate with the merchants of downtown merchants during the 42nd annual Market Day to cre-ate an unforgettable shop-ping experience.

You’re welcome to help celebrate our community and experience the extraor-

dinary talent that the Comox Valley has to offer.

“We have extraordinary talent in our midst, here in the Comox Valley,” says CVCAC board member Bobby Herron.

“It’s really worth a look and a listen.”

Local Colours highlights the positive impact arts and culture have on community, and demonstrates the sound business sense of supporting our local talent.

The connection between the DCBIA and CVCAC will increase the visibility of arts and culture in our commu-nity and will bring in specta-tors who would not normally attend or have access to such cultural opportunities, says Herron.

The festival will connect our local residents and help to define our community’s capacities as an arts and culture-producing centre. “It’s a free event with huge benefit for our community. We have packed the ros-ter with a ton of activity. Make sure to check out the schedule and add it to your planned activities for the summer,” says Dallas Ste-venson, CVCAC executive director.

She notes that the arts council greatly appreciates “the amazing support” from the downtown business community, the DCBIA and the people who volunteer their time to put the event

together.For more information,

check out the CVCAC web-site at www.comoxvalleyarts.org or send an e-mail to [email protected].

This project has been sup-

ported by the Building Com-munities Through Arts and Heritage Program, Depart-ment of Canadian Heritage and the Downtown Courte-nay Business Improvement Association.

MARKET DAY offers an unforgettable shopping experience in downtown Courtenay.

Vibant downtown Courtenay loves Market Day

There’s no end of fun things to doThere are other fun

things to do in association with Market Day and Local Colours:

• The CV Writer’s Club’s Café Theatre event Zucchini Conspiracy at the Bario Fiesta Café at 656 England Ave.

• The conference hall at the Florence Filberg Centre will be open to all for a pan-cake breakfast July 21 for $5, from 7:30 to 11.

• The Potters Place is raising money for You Are Not Alone (YANA) at their Chili Bowl Day. Potters sup-ply hand-made pottery bowls filled with chili. The bowls will be displayed so that the customer can pick the bowl they like and then take it away full of chili, all for just $15. You can find them at the Artisan’s Courtyard the corner of Fifth and Cliffe. There will pottery making demonstrations, too.

• Silhouette Theatre & Dance Shop is hosting a 10-minute fashion show at every hour, to show off all of the latest trends in dance, gymnastics, costuming and fitness attire.

• Bounce-a-rama! For more old-fashioned fun, Kradles Baby Boutique and Whale’s Tale Toys presents a bouncer for kids to jump to their heart’s content. The bouncer on Duncan Avenue

near Fifth Street is a fundraiser for the Today N Tomorrow Learning Society.

• Comox Valley Exhibi-tion and the CV Arts Coun-cil present a children’s art workshop. The kids will love painting farm animal plaques while learning a little more about our animal friends. The artwork will be displayed along the fence at the Exhibition Grounds during the Comox Valley Exhibition.

• Come get an introduc-tion to the fun the Comox

Valley Art Gallery has in store for youth programming this summer. Get hands-on creative by stopping by the outdoor plaza.

Activities include DIY col-lage button making, a free dress-up photo booth, and live street art by Courte-nay’s up and coming Jimmy Prud’homme.

A pirate-themed FUNd-raising exhibit/art sale will be featured Saturday on the CVAG outdoor plaza from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. It is a second-hand bargain sale and

exhibit of all things creative, artistic and funky: Artworks in all mediums such as paintings, prints, sculp-tures and pottery; antique items such as unique lamps, plates, cutlery and other collectables; gently used art supplies and books.

• • •Fifth Street will be closed

to traffic July 21 from 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

No parking will be per-mitted in the lot at Fifth Street and England Avenue all day.

THE COMOX VALLEY Art Gallery has an event called Lost Treasures that is one of many companion

activities to Market Day and Local Colours.

July 20, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and July 21, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Spot a variety of artists working and interacting with the public on the streets and outside downtown businesses.July 21, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Performers take to the arts council stage at Fifth Street and England Avenue, as well as downtown Courtenay streets. July 21, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Artists and craftspeople join down-town merchants in providing a variety of stimulating shopping experiences at the 42nd annual Market Day.

Live artists• Martha Jablonski Jones –

Fourth Street Square• Lori Kenney – Fourth Street

Square• Bill Kerr – Roaming, Fourth

Street Square• Randy Frank – Arts Council

Stage Area• Mary-Anne Moore – Arts

Council Stage Area• Benjamin Dunstan – Courte-

nay Library• Ted Christiansen – Courte-

nay Library• Grace Wolff – Muir Gallery• Teresa Knight – Potters

Place Courtyard• Sofie Skapski - Potter’s

Place Courtyard• Marilyn Timms - Potters

Place Courtyard• Joshua Klassen – Scotia

Bank Plaza• Tracy Kobus – Scotia Bank

Plaza• Madeleine Wood – Scotia

Bank Plaza

• Brenda Jackson – South Hollow

• Arlene McLeod – South Hol-low Gallery

• Sarah Kerr - Roaming Pho-tographer

Arts Council Stage (Fifth St. and England Ave.)

• 10 a.m. Blaine Dunaway• 11 a.m. CYMC Jazz

Program Instructors• Noon CYMC Musical

Theatre • 1 p.m. Alan Jossul• 2 p.m. Alexandria Maillot• 3 p.m. Luke Guthrie• 4 p.m. Jack Roland & Guest• 5 p.m. • 6 p.m. Kin Fo

Sid Plaza Stage • 10 a.m. Perry Johnson• 11 a.m. Bee Wolf Rae• Noon Sue Piper• 1 p.m. Keisja Cox• 2 p.m. Randy Standish• 3 p.m. Ralph Barrat

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