Mike Devlin is an Arts/Entertainment Reporter at Times Colonist. He covers a wide range of topics including celebrities, comedy, concerts and festivals, as well as theater and fine art, often focusing on the intersection of culture and society. Mike's work has also been featured in Blue Vire, New West Record, The Province, Kelowna Daily Courier, and Pique Newsmagazine.
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Along wiwth music, programming includes everything from yoga lessons to sessions with a counsellor and art therapist
By: Mike Devlin
Screening a chance to see the recently-departed Sam Neill in one of his early roles
By: Mike Devlin
The David Foster Foundation has enough of an endowment to support families of kids with transplants for decades, he says.
By: Mike Devlin
A roundup of upcoming family-friendly events, including a music and artisan festival at the nine-acre Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park.
By: Mike Devlin
Annual Hornby Festival spans 10 days and multiple venues
By: Mike Devlin
The festival enters its ninth year at Laketown Ranch on a considerable roll, riding the continued momentum of Nickelback
By: Mike Devlin
Adam Levine and Chad Kroeger add further star power to the fundraising events Aug. 7-8 in Victoria.
By: Mike Devlin
Adam Levine and Chad Kroeger add further star power to the fundraising events Aug. 7-8 in Victoria.
By: Mike Devlin
A two-time heart transplant recipient before the age of 8, Evanne Fisher was helped both times by the David Foster Foundation.
By: Mike Devlin
The annual Sunfest country music festival broke attendance and revenue records over the B.C. Day long weekend, with four days of country music and camping electrifying the Lake Cowichan area. Patrons were still buzzing hours after the Saturday headliner, California country star Jon Pardi, delivered the set of the festival. With enough pyrotechnics to fill a football stadium, and swagger to match, the Dirt on My Boots hitmaker turned in one of the strongest sets in Sunfest history. ROB PORTER/RMS MEDIA
