Two of Canada’s finest—Shari Ulrich & The Unfaithful Servants—share the stage for a night of unforgettable acoustic magic, Friday, May 29th on Herons deck (weather dependent).

Tickets: $49 (show only)
Show only seating: 7 pm
Showtime: 7:30-9:30 pm
Dinner reservations start at: 5 pm
Call to reserve seats: 250.285.3322

Shari Ulrich has long been considered a legend in Canadian Folk music and The Unfaithful Servants have been heralded as one of Canada’s finest acoustic groups. For this special evening, each artist will perform their own individual sets plus there will be various collaborations throughout the night,...

Create a stunning ocean-inspired glass art piece in this hands-on workshop facilitated by Tideline Gallery. Participants will design and assemble a beautiful decorative jellyfish sun-catcher featuring a handblown glass jellyfish topper crafted by Tideline Gallery artists. Using shimmering crystals, glass beads, and specialty materials, you’ll create a one-of-a-kind hanging suncatcher that sparkles in the light and gently moves in the breeze. Each jellyfish is individually handblown, making every finished piece completely unique. Perfect for beginners, this creative workshop offers a relaxing and inspiring opportunity to make something truly unique to take home and enjoy.

Date: Saturday, May 30
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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...

Discover amazing rocks, gems, and cool finds at the Campbell River Rock and Gem Show — fun for all ages!

Come join us for an exciting day of sparkling stones and cool crystals! This family-friendly event is perfect for rock hounds, gem lovers, and anyone curious about the natural beauty hidden in the earth. Explore 60 tables of raw and finished stones, handmade jewellery, beads and more. See live demonstrations, meet fellow enthusiasts, join our club, and maybe even find your new favourite rock!

KIDS ACTIVITIES - DOOR PRIZES - SILENT AUCTION - FOOD

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The Dawn Chorus—the surge of birdsong that greets early spring mornings—is one of nature’s most remarkable performances. In this engaging talk, biologist Sandra Milligan invites you to explore the rich soundscape of Campbell River’s breeding birds without having to rise before dawn. Discover who is singing, why birds vocalize, and more about their breeding behaviour. From dramatic examples of sexual selection such as extravagant feathers and vocal mimicry to the often-overlooked beauty of familiar birds like starlings and robins, this presentation reveals the surprising complexity behind the songs we hear every spring and their role in breeding.

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The Tideline Classic presented by Foundation Rehab invites runners of all levels to come together for an inclusive race on our iconic Seawalk! In its inaugural year, the Tideline Classic will be celebrating the grand opening of Foundation Rehab’s new location across from Ken Forde Park.

Race entry includes a swag bag, fresh waffles and a post-race snacks at Foundation Rehab's Open House.

The start and finish zone for the race will be Ken Forde Park, with the following distances / race courses:
- 11k loop to Hidden Harbour and back
- 5k loop to Simms Creek Pump...

Join biologist Sandra Milligan for an exploration of the Intertidal Zone. Low tide at Willow Point Reef typically uncovers over 80 species including dozens of algae, squishy Anemones and Sea Cucumbers, and beautifully decorated Lined Chitons, Shield Limpets and Top Snails. Departing from Jaycee Park, the most durable high-tide critters are seen first, like Little Brown Barnacles and Periwinkles, then mid-tide Mussels and iridescent Rainbow Leaf. As one moves through the “portal” to the low intertidal zone, other treasures are revealed like Red Rock Crabs, Green Urchins, and Gumboot Chitons. Colours abound: Purple Sea Stars, Red Urchins, Yellow Ascidians, and...