Events
Led by John Hodges. Roberts Creek Pier. Meet at parking lot at 9AM. All SCNHS members are welcome on this walk. Day membership is available for $5 at the event. It would be appreciated if dogs were not brought on the walk.
October to April 2027. Find fresh, seasonal produce, baking & prepared foods along with hand crafted items from local artists.
Nov 14 & 15. A spotlight on a group of talented young entrepreneurs aged 6 to 17. Expect to see over 20 kids showcasing a wide range of creative goods, including jewelry, greeting cards, stickers, keychains, baked treats, pet rocks, and more—all made and sold by local youth. It’s a fantastic chance to support the […]
Richard Eyre’s beloved production of Bizet’s masterpiece returns to theaters for a special encore this season, led by soprano Elīna Garanča as the title character and tenor Roberto Alagna as Don José in the iconic 2010 Met performance—a fan favorite of The Met: Live in HD series. Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts. approx 3h 02m with 1 intermission
to Dec 19 - Come discover your favourite local growers, makers, bakers, and creators — all under one cozy roof. Fresh produce, handmade goods, baked treats, community vibes… what more could you ask for?
Wonderful bazaar coming up! Delicious soups and baked goods, craft and whole elephant treasures! Fabric, jams and jellies plus much more. All in support of The Stephen Lewis Foundation Grandmothers to Grandmothers and Others Campaign.
Sat 14 & Sun 15, 10am-4pm. Amazing local artisans, crafters and small businesses. Expect handmade gifts, festive décor and one-of-a-kind treasures you won’t find anywhere else. Come for the creativity, stay for the community spirit, and check off your holiday list while you support local makers.
Nov 14, 10am-4pm; Nov 15, 11am-3pm. The regions longest running Artisan Craft Fair 33+ years.
30 Plus Local Vendors - Homemade Gifts, Baking, Jewelry / Art, Sewing / Quilting, Antiques and more. Concession!.
to Jan 5th. 'Flora of the Forest' series, with the intention of eventually moving into Fauna of the Forest. To me, the two are deeply connected and can exist either independently or together, as they are symbiotic.
Local author Jocelyne Gregory leads this writing group.
Second Saturday. Free! While you wait, repair to domestic devices by some awesome volunteers from Gibsons Repair Cafe. Visit the Sechelt Library to take advantage of this service.
Held at the Community Centre (a 10 min walk from the Stormaway dock at New Brighton). Café will be open with light and warm lunch fare.Come and see all the beautiful and delicious things made by hand, and get your holiday shopping started early, and locally.
to Nov 22nd. The Khutzeymateen Valley is Canada’s only grizzly bear sanctuary and the home of one of British Columbia’s most important populations of grizzly bears. Located on the northwest coast of BC, the Khutzeymateen is a stunning land of dense Sitka spruce rainforest, fjords, and high, rugged mountains. Created in 1992 after threats of […]
to Nov 22nd. Created using the most elemental medium, Keillor’s black and white graphite drawings explore the relationship between human habitats and the immediate natural world; as well as the connections between modes of transportation and infrastructure, architecture, lifestyle, the economy, and the environment. These stylized depictions aim to instill elements of anticipation, mystery, contemplation, […]
to Nov 22nd. Sai is a Korean word that describes a state of being existing between time, space, and relationships. It encompasses coexistence, interconnections, process, and the present as a constantly moving energy. This series documents Kim’s journey as an immigrant, reflecting the sense of disconnection experienced as a stranger in an unfamiliar place, cultural […]
to November 30. Check out his new collection ‘Ocean Breathes Salty’ along with figurative pieces from his prior collection ‘Hyperpresent’. Alex Beadle is an artist and educator from the Isle of Man currently living in Vancouver.
Free 45 min consultation with Jocelyne Gregory MFA, on seven pages of your poetry or prose. You will be asked to provide a sample of your work 1-2 weeks prior to your appointment. 12:00; 1:00, 2:00pm in the Room of Requirement Registration required. Call or email the library: Phone – 604-885-3260 / Email – info@sechelt.bclibrary.ca
We are so excited to bring to you the 34th annual Banner Project! Please come vote on the banner you feel best resonates with the theme! 2026 theme: “Capture the Moment”, draw a favourite memory, or memory you hope to have one day. 20 final designs will be selected to be hand painted onto banners […]
to Dec 5th. Clare Wilkening's upcoming exhibition "Digestion and Transformation in the Salish Sea" explores through various forms of ceramics to understand on a bodily level the socioecological systems within the Salish sea. Clare explores how animals interact with the world through embodied sensorial perception and the movement of energy through ecosystems via feeding, excreting, […]
We're opening our doors outside our regular hours to help you navigate community services, explore available resources and connect with the right supports for you.Whether you're looking for information, have questions about available programs or aren't sure where to start, our team is here to help you take the next step.
Have you ever wanted to sing in a choir? Here's your chance! Join me for a fun, one-day musical experience at the Gibsons & Area Community Centre! No singing experience is needed — just come ready to sing, connect with others, and enjoy making music together.
No experience required! Join Lisa Bougie for a single-session introduction to soft pastels — a responsive, richly pigmented medium that's often confused with oil pastels but works quite differently. This hands-on session is designed for complete beginners as well as anyone curious to explore the medium further.
Journalist and mariner Sara Donnelly presents her new book Seagoing women: At Work, a vivid account of the remarkable careers of thirty-three women on the water, from tugboat operators and commercial fishers to naval architects and whale researchers. Seagoing Women offers a rare glimpse into life offshore, capturing both the physical demands of the work […]
