This week is proving to be full of activities for the whole family, and thankfully it looks like the rain is going to stay away for a bit so we can enjoy them!
On both Tuesday and Thursday, the Museum will be holding their weekly puppet show at both 10:30 am and 1:30 pm. This is a great opportunity to take the kids to learn about Campbell River history through a captivating means. After each show, there will also be one hour of crafts to participate in. The cost is $2 per person with children under the age of 3 free.
Tuesday will also be another chance to go and participate in Campbell River's weekly Lunch in the Square, a free concert provided to anyone who wishes to attend. The event takes place from 11:30 am and goes until 1:00 pm, so grab your lunch and come enjoy! This week's musician is Ali Romanow.
On Wednesday, July 20th, come join in in the Buckles Day at the Pool event which will be taking place at the Centennial Pool. Buckles the Red Cross Water Safety mascot is coming to help kids learn about how to be safe in and around the water this summer. There will be fun games, tattoos, and even water safety tips for parents. The regular pool admission fee applies, and the event will run from 12:00 pm to 2 pm.
The Haig-Brown Croquet and Tea will also be taking place on Wednesday afternoon at the Haig-Brown House. Register early as space is limited! To register, you can call the Museum at 250-287-3103. This event will also be taking place at later dates including August 3rd and 17th.
Comox Valley's Famers' Market takes place every Wednesday and Saturday from 9 am to noon at the Comox Bay Farm. This is a great opportunity to go and grab some fresh baking, vegetables, and meats and enjoy some local entertainment!
The Tyee Plaza Charity Jazz & Blues Weekend will be held on Thursday July 21st . It will kick off with the local Little Big Band, a fantastic 13-piece jazz combo. Be prepared to donate a Toonie to the Special Olympics, and enjoy a great evening in return. It will begin at 7pm and end at 9pm on Thursday night, and then continue on again till Saturday. At 7pm on Friday, performer David Vest and his trio will take the stage, as well as a jumping concert by the Sweet Tease Burlesque girls in what they promise to be a great 'family show'. Friday's donations will go towards Cops for Cancer.
The Saturday performance will be the highlight of the event with a performance by David Gogo and his fabulous blues band! This Nanimo boy has taken his own brand of electric blues world-wide, sharing stages with B.B King and Johnny Winter, was names Western Canada's Entertainer of the Year three times and also won Canada's Maple Blues award. Donations for this concert will go to the MS Society.
Strathcona Gardens will be holding a Babysitter on Skates night on Friday, July 22nd from 6 pm to 9 pm. Enjoy an evening out while the kids spend the night with their friends skating, playing games, getting their face painted, doing arts and crafts, and eventually winding down to a movie. The cost is $15 per child, and for more information please call 250-287-9234 ext. 231.
Also on Saturday with be the Art Gallery's much anticipated Wearable Art Fashion Show beginning at 7 pm. Feast your eyes on fashion like you've never seen before! Artists have created these pieces from the depths of their imaginations and will compete for prizes in 5 different categories. The $30 ticket for the event will include sumptuous snacks and a no-host bar. You'll also have the opportunity to enjoy a silent auction of fine arts, crafts and fashion related items and services - all in the name of support for the Children's Fall Art Program!
For more information, call 250-287-2261.
This Sunday, the Museum will be hosting another Historic Marine Tour with this weeks destination being Cortes Island and Teakerne Arm. Allow knowledgeable local residents to guide you along the coast and through nearby islands on a journey through past and present. The cost is $125 per person and includes a picnic style lunch. For more information or to make a reservation, call the Campbell River Museum at 250-287-3103.
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