WELCOME TO THE BOWEN THEATRE
The Hearth Arts on Bowen operates as a non-profit arts organization on Bowen Island, supporting a variety of art forms including visual, performing, literary, theatre and more. We manage two venues - a visual art gallery near the Ferry terminal - The Hearth Gallery- as well as our partnership with the local municipality to program and produce live performances in the new Bowen Theatre, located within the Bowen Island Community Center.
The Hearth Arts On Bowen respectfully and gratefully acknowledges that we are located on Nexwlélexwm (Bowen Island), the traditional and unceded territory of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Nation and the Tsleil-Waututh (sail-wha-tooth) Nations
We bring arts to the people, and people to the arts.
WHAT’S ON…
DAWN PEMBERTON
Dawn Pemberton is a dynamic force in the Vancouver music scene, known for her powerful voice that spans gospel, soul, jazz, funk, and world music. A multiple Juno nominee, she holds a B.Mus in Jazz Studies from Capilano University and is certified in Somatic Voicework™ The LoVetri Method. Her debut album, Say Somethin’, won Best Urban Recording at the Western Canadian Music Awards, solidifying her as Canada’s “queen of soul.”
Performance Dates: April 26th, 7pm
Anya Saugstad / Furious Grace Dance Theatre
Paper Mountains by Anya Saugstaud / Furious Grace Dance Theatre is a work that embodies themes of emergence, evolution and growth. We have been asking ourselves throughout this work “ what does it mean to burn down and regrow again?
Performance Dates: May 10th, 7.30 pm
IAN PARKER
Join world-renowned pianist Ian Parker for a captivating multimedia concert that will take you on a musical adventure! This exciting program features a vibrant mix of classical masterpieces, folk-inspired melodies, and beloved favorites, all brought to life through the rich sounds of piano, violin, and cello.
Performance Dates: June 1st, 3pm
THEATRE OF FIRE
DEHCHO: RIVER JOURNEY. This performance carries the audience on a musical journey along the Mackenzie River, from Virginia Falls in the south to the shores of the Arctic Ocean. Two hosts — Dene poet Shaznay Waugh from Fort Simpson and Gwich’in writer Arlyn Charlie from Teetl’it Zheh (Fort McPherson) — express the toll that climate change is taking on their land.
Performance Dates: June 21st, 7.30pm
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Image via Furious Grace Dance Theatre
Discover more of Arts On Bowen as a Member. Join today to learn about upcoming performances, The Hearth Gallery, special events, and much more.
Location and Hours
The BOWEN THEATRE
We are located within the Bowen Island Community Center, approximately a 10 min walk from Snug Cove Ferry Terminal.
580 Bowen Island Trunk Rd,
Bowen Island, BC
