CLOSEAfter building what is now recognized as a national sports capital, Langford is turning its attention to arts and culture. We’re fortunate to have the local West Shore Arts Council, who facilitate events such as the annual Light Up the Hills event in the Westhills neighbourhood. A growing number of students, as well as local community groups, regularly perform at local school theatres. The Station Avenue Revitalization project (coming Fall 2021) will showcase local artists, highlight the area’s history, celebrate local First Nations and create an inviting cultural precinct for the entire community to enjoy. Soon, we’ll be introducing the City’s plan for a performing arts theatre to bring even more exciting events and opportunities to the community. Langford will continue working towards creating a vibrant arts and culture scene for residents and visitors alike.
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Music in the Park
Every Sunday in July and August from 2 pm to 4 pm, Music in the Park takes place at Veteran’s Memorial Park. This free, family-friendly event features local bands and musicians who perform songs in a variety of genres. Music lovers descend on the park, with many bringing their own blankets and chairs to sit on, while others dance along to the music. The nearby playground, spray park and basketball court at the park ensure everyone has some fun while enjoying the tunes.
Isabelle Reader Theatre
Isabelle Reader Theatre at Spencer Middle School is one of Langford’s live theatre venues. Isabelle Reader hosts companies from around the Greater Victoria area.
The Teechamitsa Theatre
The Teechamitsa Theatre serves as a new performance venue in the Westshore. This beautiful, 347 seat theatre is located within Royal Bay Secondary School.
Nestled in the burgeoning seaside community of Royal Bay, the Teechamitsa Theatre serves as a new performance venue for professional artists and performance groups in the Westshore. Located within Royal Bay Secondary School, this beautiful, 347 seat theatre is home to the Black Wing Theatre company.