The Point Artist-Run Centre

10/01/2026

CALL FOR ARTISTS!

$100 & Under Show is back and we are looking for artists to feature!
Local art accessible for all at $100 or under, any medium, up to 6 pieces.
With a fun community buying night on October 17th.
Head to our website for more info on how to submit! 🎨 https://share.google/uuJCISa4BQWP0Vun2

10/01/2026

Stolen from the pages of The Pique:

$100 and Under Art Show returning to the Point Artist-Run Centre
Opening night is scheduled for Oct. 17
by David Song

The Point Artist-Run Centre (PARC) is bringing back its $100 & Under Art Show this fall, showcasing original artwork across a range of mediums all priced at $100 or less.

This group exhibition will feature paintings, photography, sculpture, textiles, ceramics, mixed media and other forms of original content. Artists keen on participating may submit up to six items for the show.

The exhibition kicks off with an Opening and Buying Night on Oct. 17, giving visitors the opportunity to browse the collection and purchase artwork directly. Participating artists can choose to donate 25, 50, 75 or 100 per cent of their sales revenue to the PARC, with proceeds helping support the centre’s ongoing arts programs.

$100 and Under will remain open until Dec. 20 and conclude with an Artwork Pick-Up Party featuring a wrapping station, where buyers can collect and prepare their purchases to take home.

For more details: https://share.google/uuJCISa4BQWP0Vun2

09/17/2026

Stolen from the pages of The Pique Newsmagazine.
Written by David Song.

Between Worlds Art Show now open at the Point Artist-Run Centre
The Mikayla Seaton and Joyce Verma-helmed exhibit remains until Oct. 12

The Point Artist-Run Centre (PARC) has unveiled "Between Worlds", a new exhibition exploring themes of identity and connection. The show assembles content from two artists whose preferred modi operandi approach the topic from different viewpoints.
Mikayla Seaton’s landscape paintings focus on mountains, forests, changing skies and other natural spaces, drawing on her experience of building a life away from her hometown of Terrace, B.C.
Her fellow Whistlerite Joyce Verma’s contemporary figurative folk art takes a more inward look at people and relationships. Her stuff is inspired by her Saskatchewan roots while exploring personality, human connections and the complexities of everyday life.
The two bodies of work are connected throughout the exhibition, with landscapes and interior scenes offering different perspectives on what exists beyond the immediately visible. A cabin in one landscape, for example, might feature a glowing window, while another painting offers a glimpse into the lives of people inside.
Together, the artists examine the relationship between the natural world and people’s inner lives, as well as the experience of moving between various places and relationships.
"A landscape can hold a memory. A room can hold an entire life," Seaton and Verma say in a press release. "A person can appear one way while carrying a completely different world within them."
An opening reception was held on Sept. 12 at the PARC, but "Between Worlds" will remain available for public viewership until Oct. 12.
For more information: https://www.thepointartists.com/events/between-worlds-art-exhibit-reception

09/12/2026

TONIGHT!
7-9PM

09/04/2026

From the pages of The Pique:

ZADA plays Sept. 26 at the Point Artist-Run Centre
King Cruff and Teon Gibbs will open for the Whistler musician
by David Song

Later this month, the Point Artist-Run Centre (PARC) will play host to ZADA.
Having co-headlined the World Ski and Snowboard Festival (WSSF) in April, ZADA’s music draws from alternative R&B, electronic music, jazz, folk and global rhythms. Her latest singles, "Access Denied" and "Breath Away," combine indie-pop elements and digital beats with her focus on lyric-driven songwriting and experimental production.
We’ve been hoping to showcase ZADA at The Point for some time," says PARC artistic director Stephen Vogler in a press release. "She’s a young artist who grew up in Whistler, and it’s exciting to see her making waves well beyond Whistler."
Since releasing her debut single "Nomad" in 2022 and her debut album Water in the Desert two years later, ZADA has performed at festivals and events including SXSW, Mondo NYC, Honey Jam, Black Girls Rock x BET at the Kennedy Center and JUNOFest 2025. Her music has also generated buzz from outlets and platforms including Billboard, CBC’s The Block, BBC Radio 1, WKDU, Amazing Radio in the U.K., and Spotify playlists such as EQUAL Afro and Sizzlers.
Canadian-Jamaican artist King Cruff, also known as Solomon Marley-Spence, will open the Sept. 26 show at 8 p.m. Cruff, who has been co-writing with ZADA, blends hip-hop, Afrobeats, dancehall and reggae.
Botswana-born Vancouverite Teon Gibbs will also perform, bringing a mix of R&B, soul and hip-hop to the lineup.
Tickets here:
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Born in Ethiopia and based in Whistler, BC, ZADA is a genre-defying artist whose music lives in the space between contrasts beauty and grit, intimacy and scale, soul and experimentation. We’re excited to have Zada and special guests, performing live on Saturday, Sept 26 at The Point. Get your tick...

08/29/2026

Whatcha doing?
Why not come down for a visit!

08/22/2026

TRIO ELYSIUM - SONGS FOR A SUMMER EVENING ☀️

Join us this Sunday, August 23rd at 7pm to enjoy the beautiful sounds of Trio Elysium inside the lodge! With Jeanette Bruce on Vocals, Alison Hunter playing the harp and Anne-Elise Keefer playing the flute, you are bound to have a delightful evening!

Click the link below to purchase tickets!

https://www.thepointartists.com/events/lakeside-concerts-at-the-point-20260823

08/08/2026

Last chance to be part of the 15th Annual Flag Stop Theatre & Arts Festival.
Very limited show-only tickets available NOW, while supplies last!
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