Tidemark News
Become A Super Hero On The Tidemark Stage This Spring
The Tidemark Theatre and On The Mark Theatre are excited to announce that Super Hero Theatre Camp returns on March 22nd-26th with limited in person and online registration options! Realizing mutants were the next step in human evolution, Professor Xyon, gathered gifted youth to be their first class of students. The Professors goal is to […]
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Krystle Dos Santos Brings More Than Motown to the Tidemark this February
The Tidemark Theatre is thrilled to announce that Krystle Dos Santos will be bringing her unique blend of original soul music, Motown and soul classics to the Tidemark with, More Than Motown on February 27th, 2021. Krystle Dos Santos is a 2020 Western Canadian Music Award-winning blues, jazz and soul singer based in Vancouver with […]
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Enjoy the Vancouver Island Symphony from Your Sofa this Season
The Tidemark Theatre and the Vancouver Island Symphony (VIS) are pleased to announce a new, Symphony From Your Sofa Streaming Series, featuring VIS musicians in 6 one hour, live-streamed performances. This exciting season includes masterworks and discoveries from Schubert to Strauss, from Spain, Germany, France to Canada, with fun and unusual instrument combinations involving all […]
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Tidemark and CR Literacy Gift Community with Free Family Live Stream in Celebration of Literacy Week!
The Tidemark Theatre and Campbell River Literacy Association have partnered once again to present their annual FREE family literacy event in celebration of Family Literacy Day on January 27th. Traditionally presented as a live concert event, this year will feature a special live stream experience that can be accessed for free via the Tidemark Theatre […]
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Celebrate the Power of Love With Ken Lavigne This February
The Tidemark Theatre is excited to announce that Ken Lavigne will be hosting a special live stream concert that will celebrate the power of love through music on February 7th, 2021! Singer Ken Lavigne has charmed his way into the hearts of concert goers across North America with his exciting blend of classical tenor sound […]
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Join Joëlle Rabu and Nico Rhodes for an Evening of Piaf and More!
The Tidemark Theatre is excited to announce that Joelle Rabu and Nico Rhodes will return to the Tidemark for a special live stream, musical revue experience on January 29th, 2021. With a music career spanning over 3 decades, Canadian singer-songwriter-actor Joëlle Rabu is being drawn back to the stage as she joins forces with her […]
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Jazz with Jim Returns to Spread Holiday Cheer with a Free Live Stream Concert
The Tidemark Theatre is excited to announce that Jazz With Jim will return for a special, live stream holiday edition! Safely join us for a festive hour of holiday classics, with all your favorite holiday tunes – from the comfort of your living room. Sing along from home or grab a cup of cheer, relax […]
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World Renowned Indigenous Cellist and Composer Cris Derksen Live Streams from the Tidemark this December
“Derksen creates undeniably modern music that mixes folk, classical, dance, and aboriginal structures and tunes with electronic beats […]” — MusicWorks Juno nominated Cris Derksen is an internationally respected Indigenous cellist and composer. In a world where almost everything — people, music, cultures — get labeled and slotted into simple categories, Cris Derksen represents a […]
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Entertainment Legend Tom Jackson Brings Live Stream Huron Carol to Campbell River for the Holidays
There are entertainment legends, and then there is Tom Jackson, a triple-threat actor, musician, and activist whose achievements in each discipline are downright head spinning. Jackson’s career is unparalleled, not to mention wildly acclaimed, abundantly decorated, and almost ridiculously interesting. Heck, Jackson could be a pub night trivia category all by himself. Now, at an […]
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Satellite and the Harpoonist Duo are Bringing Deep Down, Dirty Blues to the Tidemark
As the great poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once stated, “The best thing one can do when it’s raining is to let it rain.” And so, in January 2020, as the city’s longest spell of precipitation in over five decades threatened to wash Vancouver into the Pacific, four musicians from disparate sonic territories did just that. […]
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