Events
Sept 26-27. Learn how to sculpt your very own piece of soft stone from established, international artist Don Watson in this fun weekend workshop!*Weekend Workshop Fee $375 - materials & tools are supplied*Register now at birgitbreuer2312@gmail.com or text 604-740-2306 to reserve your spot!
Ever wondered what an earthquake actually feels like? Come experience Quake Cottage, Canada's earthquake simulator. Meet emergency preparedness experts. Explore interactive displays. Learn how to prepare your home and family. Enter the raffle for great prizes! Everyone welcome.
Fri Sept 25, 6:30 - 8:30 PM - Sip & Shop Preview Night - Tickets ($15) required here. Gives guests first access to shop the racks before the doors open to the public. Each ticket includes a welcome drink on arrival, with additional food and beverages available for purchase from Emelles Market Bistro. Sat Sept […]
U-Pick Pumpkins. Open Saturdays & Sundays 10am-4pm. Admission $7 per person (kids under 2 are free). Concession stand, our pumpkins $1 lb., upick flowers, hayrides, activities. No dogs please.
A creative based right here in Gibsons, Matt brings together his love of illustration, watercolour, sketching, and animation-inspired visual storytelling. Matt has been contributing to the Vancouver animation industry since 2012, specializing in Visual Development and Art Direction. When he’s not working in animation, you’ll find him sketching local characters and scenes or painting urban […]
to Oct 10th. Takes shape as a market crawl, as vendors set up at the end of their driveways along Vanguard Ave, Gambier Rd, Dulcie Rd, and Shawanabe Rd. Pick up island-grown and -made products such as freshly picked flowers, eggs, local produce, pastries, and more. This is a true community event where you'll get […]
to Oct 31st plus Nov 21 & 28. A small food-focused local market, with artisans and craft makers too.
First, third and last Saturdays from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Need something repaired, come on in to the hall for those who like to fix things.
Sunshine Coast Annual Family Fun Fest. Activities for all ages. Open to the public ☆ bouncy castle☆ face painting ☆ fun outdoor games☆ Archery & indoor .22 target shooting (includes tutoring, use of club equipment and ammo)☆ human sized bubbles ☆ MUSIC☆ huge door prizes☆ kids prizes☆ popcorn☆ BBQ hotdog or hamburger, chips & drink All inclusive […]
September 24th to Oct 18th. Inviting the viewer to slow down and breathe deeply, feel the movement of light, and hear the lyricism and rhythmic flow of the paintings on display, Woodland Rhythms creates a sensory echo of the woodlands where perception blurs and transforms. Sharing a profound connection to the coastal forests, Sandy Kay […]
to Oct 25th. In fragments of memories, curiosities and dreams, Nadina Tandy’s new work “Monopoly” invites us to travel into new worlds. Worlds made of mythologies and maps, and specimens and memories, gathered joyfully together on paper and sculpture. Collage becomes storytelling – disorienting stories, humorous ones, strange collections – wunderkammer – a glimpse into […]
to Sept 27th. Fri - Sat - Sun, 11am-5:00pm or by appointment during the rest of the week. To schedule a visit, please text or call 604-989-6686 (mobile) or call 604-883-9472 (landline).
Sept 25 Opening 6-10pm. Show Sept 26-29, 11am-5pm. A sculpture and painting exhibit by catnip.
Includes ree seedlings/saplings, Fig, Empress, Japanese Maple, Mt. Ash. Shrubs: Skimming, Forsythia, Pink Hydrangea, Lavender. Perennials: Upright thyme, Rudeckia, Lady's Mantle, Artemisia, Euphoria, Lemon Grass. Kiwanis club will be there with Marmalade, Girl Guide Cookies, kindling $10 per bag and more.
to Oct 16th. Up and down the pacific northwest coast there are stories shared of the great flood. They speak about the rising waters, the urgency to escape to higher ground and coming down to start over again after the water recedes. In my home community, Wuikinuxv, it is said the People who survived the […]
to Sept. Saturdays: 10:30am - 12:30pm & Sundays 12:30 - 2:30pm. An old-fashioned, country-style farmer´s market selling fresh, locally grown vegetables, fruit, farm-fresh eggs, home baking, honey, preserves, pickles, pies, candy, and wild-crafted specialties. Local artisans provide one-of-a-kind items. Produce is grown without pesticides or herbicides, and the market supports sustainable farming and the humane […]
Sip and shop your way through Downtown Sechelt. Explore local shops and eateries while sampling BC craft ciders and beer! Tickets are 25$ ($5 off if purchased in advance, tickets available online) Participating restaurants are offering $9 bites and food specials, and participating shops are offering craft cider and beer samples. *must be 19+ to […]
Sep 25 - 30th. 1:30 and 7:00pm shows. Presenting the best of Canadian Indigenous filmmaking – documentary and narrative films. More info, schedule and tickets here.
A violin and piano recital with Karen Foster, violin and Tom Kellough, piano. Works by Bach, Vaughan-Williams, Falla and Ravel. Tickets $25 at the door.
Sharing some memories growing up and will talk about and share traditional drumming and Tla’amin songs. For information contact Mark at mmerlino@prpl.ca
Join us for the opening receptions of our newest exhibitions, Woodland Rhythms by Sandy Kay & Kathy McKnight and Monopoly by Nadina Tandy, from 2pm - 4pm on Saturday September 26th. All are welcome! In the Main and Eve Smart Galleries, Woodland Rhythms features oil and cold wax paintings that create a sensory echo of […]
Join us for a one-night only event in collaboration with Holy Crow Arts Society. Squamish Nation playwright Justin Neal explores the tradition of canoeing in Keepers of the Salish Sea. The play is about finding that path we all seek, a search for meaning in life, to discover answers to existential questions. A probing, searching, […]
Saturdays. All Jammers get 1 Free drink, enjoy the music, dancing and Best of All, enjoy the company. Pub food available to purchase until 7:00pm.
Join us for a movie at the 3 Ears Indigenous Film Fest. We will be gathering at Townsite Brewing from 530pm to about 645, then wandering up the hill to the theatre. Best to buy tickets in advance if you know you want to come. We will be the ones with the rainbows!
