Discovery Passages Events

March 20^th -26^th

Friday, March 20^th  

• ‘Bentwood Boyz’ live at the Quinsam Hotel, 9:30pm-2am. 250-286-9811 
• Timberline Secondary School brings the beloved characters of Charles Schulz’ ‘Peanuts’ to life March 19^th-22^nd in presenting the crowd-pleasing classic “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown”. 7pm at the Timberline Theatre (2pm Matinee on Sunday). Tickets are $15/$12 available at the door. For more info: celine.ouellette@sd72.bc.ca 
• Fiddle Fest at Big Yellow Merville Hall with The Foggy Hogtown Boys; 250-339-4249 
• Campbell River Christian School Drama Club presents Dessert Theatre - $5 admission to an evening of entertainment, dessert and refreshment. Friday & Saturday, 7-8:30pm; 250-287-4266 for more info. 
• Bananafish Dance Orchestra is live at the HBI Pub on Quadra, 9pm. $15 admission to enjoy these powerhouse groove sensations; 250-285-3322. 
• Rock N’ Bowl – Glow in the dark fun at CR Bowling Centre (5 & 10 pin) every Thursday (6-10pm), Friday & Saturday (9pm-Midnight). www.crbowling.com 
• Garage Sale Fundraiser (for Dave Helme) at 471 South Birch Street, March 20^th-22^nd

Saturday, March 21^st

• Walk Away From Racism 2015 – Free Family Event. Make your steps meaningful. 10:30am at the Community Centre; Ceremony/Walk at 11am. 250-830-0171 
• Quadra Island Market & Bazaar at the Quadra Community Centre, 10am-2pm; 250-285-3184. 
• Wet Coast Clothing 1^st Anniversary Party! 10am-6pm with discounts and door prizes; 778-418-0888 
• Dessert Theatre with CRCS Drama Club at 7pm ($5); 250-287-4266 
• You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown at Timberline Theatre, 7pm ($15); 250-923-9500 
• Discover Old Time Gospel Singing at Discovery Community church, 7pm; 250-287-8786 – everyone welcome! 
• ‘How Could I’ Live band at the Royal Coachman Pub, 8pm; 250-286-0231 
• Hawaiian Beach Pool Party for ages 7-11 at Strathcona Gardens, 6-8pm. Admission ($10) includes snacks/pizza and Hawaiian luau party favours. Activities will include a hula hoop competition, pineapple bowling and limbo contest – staff will also bring out the surfboard, boogie boards, Dolphins and Sea Doos! 250-287-9234 
• YPCR Family Friendly Bowling Night – non-members welcome, too! 6-8pm, rsvp@ypcampbellriver.com

Sunday, March 22^nd

• You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown at Timberline Theatre, 2pm ($15); 250-923-9500 
• Beginning of the 2015 Vancouver Island Hare Scramble Series at the CR Motocross Tack with The Katoom. Sign up 8-10am, race 11am-3:15pm.

Monday, March 23^rd

• Faye Lippitt book signing at Coho Books “Sixteen Chickens On A Trampoline”, a funny series of snapshots from the author’s family on an acreage in the foothills of Alberta as she and her husband cope with 6 kids in 8 years (including 2 sets of twins!). Find out more at www.16chickens.com 
• “White Water. Black Gold.” Is an investigative documentary and winner of “Best Canadian Film” at the Vancouver Mountain Film Festival, showing at NIC/Timberline Theatre at 7pm; 250-286-3019

Tuesday, March 24^th

• The Campbell River Festival of Film is presenting a special screening of the award-winning film “Mr. Turner” as a benefit for the CR Art Gallery. Tickets are $12 (www.tidemarktheatre.com); showing at 7pm. Timothy Spall won ‘Best Actor’ at the Cannes Film Festival for his performance as the famed British landscape painter.

Wednesday, March 25^th

• Fast Fixes & On-the-go Bike Repairs Workshop with the city’s Recreation & Culture department, 6:15-8:15pm at Outdoor Addictions (ages 14+). Call 250-923-7911 or 250-286-1161 to register.

Thursday, March 26^th

• Antics Theatre is back with Thornton Wilder’s classic “Our Town” for Dinner Theatre March 26^th-28^th. Tickets ($40) are sold at CR Florist in Willow Point. Catered by Fusilli Grill. 
• ‘Shades of Spring’ Fashion Show & Sale at Georgie’s Furniture and Fashion store, 6-9pm. Customer appreciation refreshments and door prizes! Reserve with 250-287-9577. 
• Join Alex Michaels for an introductory course on fly fishing. Contact the Community Centre (250-286-1161) or the Sportsplex (250-923-7911) to take part and learn fundamental of casting, knots, water safety, river etiquette, gear, etc. Classes will be held indoors & end with a fishing excursion! 
• CR Art Gallery’s AGM will feature the screening of a short film created by a 2016 exhibiting artist; 250-287-2261 
• Meaningful Media Night with the Immigrant Welcome Centre at Timberline Theatre – FREE! 7pm, showing ‘Seeking Refuge’, a moving look at the lives of people who navigate Canada’s complex refugee system. 
• The Beach Poemers Open Mic Poetry Reading at Foggdukker Coffee (907 South Island Hwy). Changing the world one poet at a time… share your poems and a great cuppa joe! All styles & ages welcome. Sign-in with Nicole by 6:20pm. Readings are from 6:30-7:30pm.

UPCOMING
March 27^th – Double Header at the Tidemark Theatre: WIL and The Lion The Bear The Fox; 250-287-7465
March 27^th – “Best of the Fest” hosted by Strathcona Wilderness Institute at Timberline Theatre ($17)
March 28^th – Top 40 Dance Party with pizza and skating at Strathcona Gardens; 250-287-9234
March 28^th – Spring Fling at Eagles Hall ($10); 250-287-4990 ext. 1
March 28^th – The Comic Strippers at the Tidemark Theatre; www.tidemarktheatre.com
March 28^th & 29^th – Vendors & Crafters at the Navy League Hall; 250-286-1030
April 4^th – Easter Egg Hunt at Robert Ostler Park, 11am