Join our workshop on Saturday, May 9th to make a ceramic and raffia dish. Beginning with a custom-made ceramic base that will be supplied, the finished piece is created by building up the sides with cord and raffia. Leave with a sophisticated finished piece, new skills, and a fun time to remember.

Each participant will receive:

A take-home pattern used during the class
All supplies needed to complete the project
Clear step-by-step verbal and visual instruction
A supportive and encouraging learning environment
There will be a 30 min break for lunch. Participants are encouraged to bring...

What happens when we slow down and make space for creativity? In this three-part workshop series at the Museum at Campbell River, storyteller and mindfulness educator Margo McLoughlin invites participants to explore the relationship between mindfulness and the creative process through guided practice, reflection, and conversation.

Each class in this 3-part workshop series will include opportunities for mindfulness practice as well as short exercises and discussions designed to spark creative thinking. In a goal-oriented society, we tend to overlook the beneficial and even healing aspect of the creative process itself, whether or not there is a final product. Mindfulness practice...

We are excited to invite you to a screening of Unspoken Stories - intergenerational conversations within families shaped by the experiences of Chinese Vietnamese Boat People refugees.

The series explores themes of identity, belonging, and cultural heritage. Videos are presented in English, Cantonese, and Vietnamese with English subtitles.

Attend a screening on May 13 at the Vancouver Island Regional Library in Campbell River to watch clips and talk to panelists.

Workshop Participants will have the opportunity to learn traditional cedar weaving with Gail Stollerk, Wei Wai Kai Nation.

Born in Campbell River, Gail wasn’t allowed to learn her traditional teachings. In the spring of 2016 Gail started learning traditional cedar bark weaving. Always drawn to arts and crafts, she found peace and comfort in her creations. Since learning, she has mastered cedar baskets, cedar roses and cedar hats. She finds great pleasure in passing on the teachings she has received and showing others the beauty in creating from true traditional ways. This is an excellent opportunity to learn traditional weaving...

Join Us for A Walk to Remember
Join the Campbell River Hospice Society for our Walk to Remember on Saturday, June 6th, from 9:00–12:00 PM in the Serenity Garden (440 Evergreen Road)
A Walk to Remember is a meaningful community event to honour loved ones while supporting compassionate end-of-life and grief programs for children, youth, and adults in our community.
Participants will collect pledges, walk a 3-km loop, and gather at the Hospice Care Centre for a heartfelt memorial ceremony and butterfly release. Each participant will release an ethically sourced Painted Lady butterfly in memory of someone...