Upcoming
Events in Campbell River
April 2nd - Lettuce Grow: Manure -
Friend, Not Foe at NIC
Are you interested in
growing your own food? Are you keen to learn more about gardening, farming
and/or local food? Do you want to support Campbell River in producing more of
its own food? Learn about self-sufficient gardening, mason bees, year-round
vegetable growing, plant propagation, and more with the Lettuce Grow Workshops.
During Manure: Friend, Not Foe, learn the basics of manure management and some pasture management techniques. Create your own black gold! This workshop will take place on April 2 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, and costs $26.
For more information or to register, please contact Julia at 250-923-9724 or jpeters@nic.bc.ca. To register online, visit Continuing Education and use the course code GENI-7913 in the Keyword box to Search Courses.
During Manure: Friend, Not Foe, learn the basics of manure management and some pasture management techniques. Create your own black gold! This workshop will take place on April 2 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, and costs $26.
For more information or to register, please contact Julia at 250-923-9724 or jpeters@nic.bc.ca. To register online, visit Continuing Education and use the course code GENI-7913 in the Keyword box to Search Courses.
April 4th
– Lecture by Patricia Roy ~ Museum at Campbell River
British Columbians have always been proud of their province
but have often felt misunderstood by other Canadians and badly done by in
Confederation whether it be in delays in constructing the Canadian Pacific
Railway, the size of federal subsidies, immigration policies, freight rates, or
proposed constitutional changes. Yet, at the same time they have also been
loyal Canadians. Join the Museum at Campbell River on Thursday evening, April
4, at 7 pm for a unique talk entitled “British Columbia’s Ambiguous Relations
with the Rest of Canada”. With the assistance of editorial cartoons dating from
the 19th into the 21st century, Dr. Patricia Roy will examine this ambiguous
relationship. She taught Canadian history at the University of Victoria for
many years and has published several books on aspects of British Columbia’s
history. The latest is Boundless Optimism, a biography of Richard McBride,
British Columbia’s premier from 1903 to 1915. The lecture is made possible
through UVic’s Speakers Bureau. The cost for the talk is $6.00. Please call the
Museum at 287-3103 to reserve a seat.
April 4th - CR Community Foundation Board of Directors
Meeting
Welcome to the
opportunity to have new board members join us. Please contact our Chair to
speak about volunteering on the Board or a committee.
Campbell River
Community Foundation Board of Directors meetings are held the first Thursday of
each month. There is no meeting in August, except at the discretion of the
Chair.
Current Chair:
Shannon Brown. Meeting held at Banner’s Restaurant, 7:45am to 9:00am.
Phone: 250-923-7946
Cell: 250-923-7936
April
4th - Genealogy Society Monthly Meeting
At the Maritime Heritage Centre from 7-9pm.
April
6th – ‘Bend, Plant, Move Along ~ Museum at Campbell River
On Saturday, April
6th, the Museum at Campbell River is opening a new temporary exhibit entitled
‘Bend, Plant, Move Along’: Treeplanting Culture in British Columbia, that
features the history of tree planting and up to the present day. Curated by Ken
Blackburn and composed of photos, artifacts and anecdotes contributed by
individuals who have worked in the silviculture industry in BC, this exhibit
portrays the lifestyle that has resulted from the dirty work of tree planting.
Some of the earliest tree planting in this part of Vancouver Island came about as a result of the Sayward Fire of 1938. Since then, trees have been viewed as a renewable resource and tree planting as a way of life. With inspiration taken from Charlotte Gill’s book Eating Dirt, the exhibit is a true life portrayal of this challenging way of making a living.
Some of the earliest tree planting in this part of Vancouver Island came about as a result of the Sayward Fire of 1938. Since then, trees have been viewed as a renewable resource and tree planting as a way of life. With inspiration taken from Charlotte Gill’s book Eating Dirt, the exhibit is a true life portrayal of this challenging way of making a living.
The Museum is open
Tuesday to Sunday, from noon to 5:00pm. For inquiries call 250-287-3013.
April 6th
– Luke ‘Blu’ Guthrie
Luke ‘Blu’ Guthrie at River City Grill. 6:30pm. For more
information please call 250-914-4499.
Remember
To’s:
Texas Hold’em:
Every Monday night at the Willow Neighbourhood Pub is Texas Hold’em. For more
information please call 250.923.8311.
Acoustic Jam:
Every Tuesday night at 7pm at the Campbell River Lodge. Hosts Gerald and
Maureen. See you there!
Live Jam with The
Tipsey Gipsies: Every Thursday night at 8 pm at River City
Grill. 250-914-4499.
Jam Session: Every
Thursday at the Elks Lounge, 516 South Dogwood Street, at 7:30 they are jammin’. Bring your instruments & friends. This
evening is hosted by Pat Palmer of the Musician’s Trading Post.
“Around the World” Buffet: Every Thursday night at the Royal Coachman is Around the World Buffet
night. Each week is a different theme. Call 250.286.0231 for more information
and reservations.
Live Music: Dance and have fun every Friday night the HBI
Pub at the Heriot Bay Inn has a live band (and a dance floor waiting for you).
The band is sometimes local (and always awesome) check out www.heriotbayinn.com and look for the events page to
see upcoming bands. Bands start at 9 pm.
Open Mic: Get on stage and rock out with a supportive
audience… come to Open Mic at the HBI Pub (Heriot Bay Inn) Saturday evenings.
Bring your instrument and/or voice and get up and perform… or be a supportive
audience member.
Drop In Meditation: Drop in, one hour meditation (guided if requested), every Tuesday evening
at 7pm, at Ocean Resort (downstairs at the retreat centre). No reservations, no
charge, donations for the food bank welcome. Come 10 minutes early, so we can
start on time. Contact us at 250-923-4281, or info@oceanresort.ca
All Levels Kripalu Yoga: Thursdays at Ocean Resort 6:15 pm to 7:45 pm - Build on the basic postures and explore some advanced asanas to build strength and endurance. Use Pranayama techniques (breathing exercises) to delve into the vibrations of the body. Discover an open mind to sensations in the body as we hold postures beyond our initial desire to release. Open to all levels, but best if you know the basics. $15.
Legion: Come down to the Legion at 301 - 11th
Avenue, on Fridays for Fish and Chips, good company, free bingo, meat draws and
paddle draws. Come early and stay late
for Kerry’s Kerry Okee. Saturday is
steak night. See you there! For more
information please contact 250.286.4671.
Open Mic Night:
Every Friday night at Serious Coffee in Willow Point is open mike night from
7:00 – 10:00pm. All levels of ability are welcome!
Prime Rib Buffet
– Every Sunday at the Royal Coachman. For reservations please call
250.286.0231.
The Campbell
River Business & Professional Women's Network (BPWN): BPWN
meets monthly on the fourth Tuesday for dinner, networking and
education. 6-9 pm. Information at www.bpwn.org
Gem & Mineral
Club Meeting: Meetings of the Ripple Rock Gem and Mineral Club of Campbell
River are held the 2nd Friday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Craft Room of
the Community Centre, Campbell River (except July & August). All interested persons are welcome to attend
and learn more about the Club.
This
publication is brought to you by the Campbell River Visitor Centre.
Please
contact our office if you have an event you would like added to this
publication.
Campbell River Visitor Centre
1235 Shoppers Row in the Tyee Plaza
250-286-6901
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