Salt Spring Island
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Music + Events
Don’t miss the
SALT SPRING MUSIC SHOWCASE
at MATEADA!
Two days of FREE live music,
from noon to 4:00 pm each day.
Saturday, June 21:
Highlighting local Salt Spring musicians!
Noon: TONEMAN
Chilled and smooth groove jazz.
1:00 pm: CICELA MÅNSSON + JOHN REID
A blend of folk, jazz, country & blues.
2:00 pm: EDGAR HANN ACCORDION MAN
Newfie Celtic trio with a twist.
3:00 pm: THE BRUCE COLLECTIVE
Superb musicianship, original songs and plenty of moxie.
Sunday, June 22:
Highlighting Indigenous musicians in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples Weekend!
Noon: KAI BARRETTE
Keeping the Métis spirit alive through his music.
1:00 pm: THE SELKIES of SALT SPRING
Enchanting female vocal trio.
2:00 pm: WESLEY HARDISTY
Dene First Nation fiddler, with guitarist Charlie Gannon.
3:00 pm: ED PEEKEEKOOT
Multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter & story teller from the Ahtahkakoop Cree First Nation.
Special thanks to our Salt Spring sponsors & supporters!
Toneman
Cicela Månsson + John Reid
Edgar Hann Accordion Man
Bruce Cobanli of the Bruce Collective
The Bruce Collective
Kai Barrette
The Selkies of Salt Spring
Wesley Hardisty
Ed Peekeekoot
Land Transportation
Tour Salt Spring
12 - 14 Passenger Bus
$100 Sightseeing Tour
$100 Wine & Liberation Tour
*Book in advance
Hop On Bus
20 Passenger Bus
$55 Per Day
$30 for 12 + under
*Book in advance
Country Grocer Shuttle
Fernwood & Ganges
Marinas to Country Grocer
FREE
SSI Transit
See Schedule for Stops
$2.25 per trip
$4.50 day pass
*Cash Only
Explore Salt Spring Island , on bicycle. Why? Check out this article for ideas for a perfect day. Click here for bicycle rental options & contacts!
Join us on June 21st & 22nd
Ganges Walking Art Tour
1 • Waterfront Gallery
Sat 10 am to 5pm
107 Purvis Lane
Step inside our shop and browse art and craft made on Salt Spring Island and the Southern Gulf Islands!
3 • Coast Gallery & Gallery 8
Sat 10 am to 5 pm & Sun 11 am to 4 pm
Grace Point Square
Waterfront Gallery carries the juried work of over 100 local artisans!
4 • Market in the Park
Sat 9 am to 3 pm
Centennial Park
Fresh local produce, freshly baked goods and internationally acclaimed arts and crafts, all grown or made on Salt Spring Island.
6 • Steffich Fine Art
Sat 9 am - 5 pm, Sun 11 am - 4 pm
149 Fulford-Ganges Rd Suite #101 (“Ganges Alley”)
Representing artists of the highest level with two thirds currently living on Salt Spring Island and surrounding regions.
7 • Salt Spring Gallery
Sat 11 am - 4 pm
135 McPhillips Ave
Feature Exhibition: Oil paintings by Diana Dean
8 • Janus Sculpture
Sat + Sun 10 am - 4 pm
121 Seaview Avenue
10 • Artcraft Gallery & Shop
Saturday and Sunday, 11 am - 4 pm
Mahon Hall, 114 Rainbow Road
“100 Artists under one Roof”
Seasonal, juried exhibition featuring fine art and craft by Southern Gulf Islands artists and regional Indigenous artists. Presented annually by Salt Spring Arts for 55+ years.
Feature Exhibition: Phenomenologies by Mayne Island ceramic artists Kim Korol and Kristine Webber.
2 • Jill Louise Campbell Gallery
Sat 10 am to 5pm
110 Purvis Lane
The Gallery is bursting with the energy and colour of Jill's artwork. Art features and displays change regularly, as the gallery celebrates new collections and community events throughout the year.
5 • Giulietta Designs
Sat 11 am to 4 pm
149 Fulford-Ganges Road (Ganges Alley)
Giulietta Designs Gallery & Studio featuring one-of-a-kind art jewelry for discerning individuals who dare to be different.
9 • Ulrieke Benner Art Studio & Gallery
Sat 11am - 3:30pm | Sun 11:30am to 2 pm
127 Rainbow Road
Contemporary, one of a kind Art You Wear. Handmade on Salt Spring Island, BC!
Our Relatives, the Islands
The Southern Gulf Islands have a rich and dense Indigenous history, which means each of the five islands have been spoken to or about in one or more language long before English or written letters existed.
Let us treat these islands as our relatives and learn about the places we live in or visit. The Southern Gulf Islands Tourism Partnership has put together a list of place names in SENĆOŦEN and Hul’quimi’num.
Is where you’re standing right now on the list?