Cowichan Performing Arts Center unveils new name, logo

The Cowichan Theatre is no more. Well, thats not exactly the case!
Thanks to a recent re-branding, the Cowichan Performing Arts Center is the new handle of the Valley’s 35 year old cultural center.
Manager Kirsten Schrader says the name change, along with a new logo and website, will do a better job of getting across to people the wide variety of events they host.
Schrader says her team is particularly excited about the new sign above the main entrance near the ticket center; the first in over 2 decades.
See the refeshed logo on their new website… cowichanpac.ca

Continue Reading

cjsu Now playing play

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

CentreBC leader Elenore Sturko steps aside after party shut out in provincial election

Elenore Sturko is stepping down as leader of CentreBC after less than two months in the role and is leaving partisan politics.

Cowichan Valley Regional District board elects leader

The Cowichan Valley Regional District (CVRD) officially launched its new term Nov. 10 at its inaugural board meeting.

Federal government puts $200 million into Woodfibre LNG

Ottawa is putting $200 million into the Woodfibre LNG export plant near Squamish.

Island communities included in new paramedic postings

BC Emergency Health Services has announced 30 new full-time community paramedic postings across the province, including some on Vancouver Island.

United Way invests into largest Youth Futures Education Fund ever

United Way provided support for 201 post-secondary students on Vancouver Island in 2025/26 through its Youth Futures Education Fund last year and it is investing in its largest disbursement yet next year.
- Advertisement -