Thursday 4 October 2012

Events Calendar - October 4th - 7th 2012





Don't miss the Quadra Island Wild Mushroom Festival,

October 5th - 7th!



If you're a fung-o-phile, save October 5-7:
the Quadra Island Wild Mushroom Festival is three days of fungi fun!

Tickets for all events are available at the Heriot Bay Inn, in person or by phoning 250.285.332. Get your tickets early, don't be disappointed: last year's events sold out!

Friday October 5 - Edibles & Others: Quadra's Wild Mushrooms

A presentation by mycologist Dr. Shannon Berch of the Southern Vancouver Island Mycological Society. At the Quadra Island Community Centre, 7 pm. $10; $5 12 & under.
Book Bonanza will be selling field guides and other mushroom books - you'll want to pick up a book for Saturday events, and a Fall-full of mushroom hunting!

Saturday October 6 - Field Trips

Guided Species Collection... a wild forest field trip · 10 am - 3 pm · $20 · meet up 9:30 at the Community Centre parking lot. If you're participating in the Species Collection, you'll want this pdf which lists details of the trip, including what you need to bring.
Wild Mushroom Exploration, a parent & child program w/ Young Naturalists · 10 am - 1 pm · $10 per child · at the Quadra Children's Centre.
Mushroom Photography with Don Mottershead · 10 am - noon · $20 · meet at the Community Centre. Photography Filed trip participants will want to
read this pdf.

Sunday October 7 - Workshops & Species Viewing

Public Viewing of the Species Collection, mycologically identified · 10 am - 1 pm  · free · at the Quadra Community Centre.
Dyeing With Mushrooms with Brigid Wilder · 11 am - 1 pm · $20 · in the green room at the QCC.
Truffle Diversity of the Pacific Northwest with Dr. Daniel Luoma · 1:30 - 4 · $20 ·in the Bay View Room at the Heriot Bay Inn.
Wrap-up Gala Dinner three course wild-mushroom-themed dinner · seating at 6 o'clock · $30 · in Herons at the Heriot Bay Inn

Events Calendar – October 1st to 7th 2012
 
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4th

Graphic Novel Workshop ~ Teen Workshop  - October 3rd and 4th
A fun & inspiring graphic novel workshop with animation & graphic novel artist Glen Lovett will help young artists learn how to design characters, write a story, and plot out a graphic novel in this intensive two day workshop. Day one will include a presentation on how to create a Graphic Novel, as well as a step by step demo from script to the finished comic book. For day two, bring your own ideas & art along for direction and tips on writing, designing characters, layout composition and your questions about comics and animation and the creative process in general. For more information and registration please call the Art Gallery at 250.287.2261.

15th Annual Travel Fair
You are invited to walk around the world at Island Fever's Travel and Cruise evening. Doors open at 5:30 at the Maritime Heritage Centre.
Travel Seminars
5:45-6pm - Sunwing Vacations
Santa Clara, Cuba
6:05-6:20pm - Insight Vacations
Art of Touring in Style
6:25-6:40pm - Western Vacations
Costa Rica
6:45pm-7pm - OTI
Mediterranean
7:25-7:40pm - Silk Holidays
Luxury Stays in Thailand
7:45-8pm - Transat Holidays
Panama - the country
8:05-8:20pm - Westjet Vacations
Hawaii
For more information please call Island Fever Travel and Cruise at 250.287.3221.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5th

Storm Game
Bring the whole family out to Strathcona Gardens to cheer on the Campbell River Storm. Puck drops at 7:30pm sharp. Go Storm!

Vancouver Band “The River and The Road”
Vancouver Band “The River and The Road” to Perform with Local Acts at Campbell River Schools
Proceeds from the Live Performances will go to the Music Composition Technology (MCT) Program at Carihi.
‘The River and The Road’, a Vancouver based band, are a Top finalist in the 2012 Peak Performance Project, a competition put on by Vancouver radio station 102.7 The Peak.  7pm in the Carihi multi-purpose room. The cost for the concert is $8.00. Tickets are available at Carihi, Serious Coffee, Stillwater Books and the Arts Council. There will also be a gift basket raffle from local Campbell River business sponsors.

Savage West
Live band at the Quinsam Hotel. For more info call 250-286-9811.

Babysitters  on Skates
At Strathcona Gardens Ice Arena from 6:00 – 11:00pm. Skating, games, face painting, arts & crafts, snack and a movie. From 5-10 yrs old. $15/person. For more info call 250-287-9234.

Turkey Sale – October 5th – 7th
Friday: Huge altitude and Mtn Tek sales, up to 70% off from 12-5pm. Saturday: Sale continues and free Mile High Scenic Charlift ride as well as a BBQ at Teddy’s from 5-9pm. Sunday: Pancake breakfast at V.I. Mountain Ctr. From 9-10:30am with tours.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th

Storm Skate
Come meet all of the Campbell River Storm Junior B Hockey Players. They will be on site all afternoon from 1:30-4:30pm at the public skate. They will be skating and playing pond hockey with the kids. Sure to be a hit with all hockey nuts in your family. Everyone welcome. Regular Admission. For more information please call 250.287.9234.

Canadian Country  StartAaron Pritchett
At the Paramount Music Hall. Campbell River Head Injury Society benefit, tickets are $45 at the Head Injury Society and Best Buy Liquor Store and the Paramount Music Hall. For more info contact Gary at gbishop99@yahoo.com or 250-287-6221.

Savage West
Live band at the Quinsam Hotel. For more info call 250-286-9811.

Art Gallery Reminders:

August 10th to October 26thSide Saddle ~ Art Gallery Exhibit
Work by artist collaborative Jorden Blue and David James Doody is bold, provocative and crafted with the highest levels of refinement. Both are graduates from UBC’s Critical and Creative Studies program and although each artist offers a uniquely individual approach, they share a common focus on the materialism of cultural codification. Side Saddle is sponsored by Denise Mitchell Interiors, and will be in the Discovery Gallery from August 10 to October 26. The Art Gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday 12-5pm. For more information please call 250.287.2261.

August 31st to October 26thNickels and Dimes ~ Art Gallery Exhibit
Jay Hanscom’s exhibition pairs mixed media drawings on paper with a series of large-scale mixed media and resin pieces on wooden box frames. He uses various motifs and cultural symbols to combine boyhood themes of masculinity and heroism with conflicting adult frustrations. Nickels and Dimes will be in the Main Gallery from Aug. 31 to Oct. 26. The Gallery is open from Tuesday to Saturday 12-5pm.


If  you would like to add an event to this blog, please contact the
Campbell River Visitor Centre at
info@visitorcentre.ca or by calling 250-830-0411 ext. 1

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