ZOOM magazine celebrates the Sunshine Coast, and in particular, our diverse cultural activities. In this issue we want to put the spotlight on Nikki Weber for her tireless enthusiasm and unfailingly positive influence on our music scene.
Ikhaya started as a small boutique decor shop less than five years ago. When the opportunity to expand opened up, owner Genevieve Meyer seized it.
Fine art nestles alongside vintage, decor sets off jewellery, contemporary clothing hangs beside antiques, with everything of the highest quality and artfully presented.
Whether or not you put on a fabulous spread it is truly the time that we spend together that makes our holiday meals extra special. May your holiday season be filled with the luxury of sharing time with those you love most.
For our small but mighty community of performers, and their coaches and teachers, the festival is a chance to set goals and prepare for the rigours of adjudication, competition, and performance in front of an audience.
The Sechelt Seniors Activity Centre takes its role seriously and works hard to provide many inducements to get people out and about.
Retiring owners of the Madeira Park IGA, Troy and Lorie Callewaert, have taken their role as “essential business” owners seriously and have supported our community with enthusiasm, warmth, and love.
Things become a little quieter on the coast in winter. But only a little! The season of dark and rest still offers quite a bit for visitors to experience in our area.
“Infrared photography gives us another way of looking at what’s normally invisible by making it visible.”
These “crafty” works have a real dignity. They show laborious detail, restraint, an assured sense of composition, and a painstaking approach to colour.