Events
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 […]
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 […]
to Oct 18th. Colour-based abstract work in a series of evolving styles, using primarily acrylic and mixed media on canvas. Her work can be placed historically in the traditions of […]
Business hours Wed-Sun noon - 4pm. Workshops, various from 6pm. - Check here for the complete list of Events, Classes & Workshops.
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, […]
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 […]
Need some cool accessories for your Halloween Costume? We’re going to use our Makedo screws and Chompsaw to make swords and shields. You can follow along to make a sword […]
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 […]
Celebrate your love of the library! Drop-in and meet your local election candidates in an informal setting. There will be games and activities for all ages. You’ll discover all the […]
Known locally as "The Human Jukebox". Happy to take requests, he is an energetic solo guitarist and singer with a wide range of unique cover tunes for a fun and […]
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. […]
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.
Laid-back acoustic set to the waterfront. Relax, unwind, and enjoy an evening of great music, good company, and end of summer vibes.
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 […]
50 years of community connection, 3-course dinner 6:30pm; music & dancing with DJ Karl; Silent & Live Auctions. Fundraiser for the Pender Harbour Health Centre Auxiliary Society.
Led by the sweet, heartfelt vocals of Megan Mansbridge, their music floats through the air like spring pollen, supported by warm, breezy harp of Joel Fafard and rich, woody bass […]
A high energy night at the Little Legion.
An Onondaga/Mohawk artist from Six Nations of the Grand River is a poet, a rebel, a storyteller and a guitar slinger, he has carved his own path through rock & […]
A night of dancing and great music with Allan Harding bringing the soundtrack. Throw on your favourite summer gear, grab your crew, and come squeeze one more party out of […]
to be held Oct 17 at Dwight Hall, 10am-4:40pm. Featuring tarot cards, crystals, new age items, decorations, tarot readings, palm reading, tea leaf reading, astrologer, psychic medium, etc. Want to […]