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Oceanside Concert Band and special guest, Ballenas Secondary School Sr. Band, perform Made in Canada. Tickets available at the door. Adults $20. Students $10. 

Make a wet felted garden scene in this one day workshop with Darrell Giraldeau

For details please see the Qualicum Weavers and Spinners Website

Note this workshop is being offered on Friday the 19th and again on Saturday the 20th so please indicate which session you prefer.

Learn how to make a basket from pine needles with Vera Lohse

This one day workshop takes place in Qualicum Beach at our studio

For details visit the Qualicum Weavers and Spinners web site

Painting Oceans, Rivers, Lakes, Ponds and Puddles with Oils

Unfolding the mysteries of painting a variety of water sources with oil paints.

This workshop will guide you through the secrets of painting water with focus on reflections, transparencies, light and colour, all while creating depth and shallows.

Open to all levels of experience but being familiar with oil paints will be an asset.

Full Details HERE

Three Saturdays, April 6, 13, & 20 from 9:30 to 12:30
Cost: $150.00 with all materials included
Register online or at the MAC Office

Learn the basics of basketry and take home a reed basket

Instructor Vera Lohse

for details see the Qualicum Weavers and Spinners Web site QWSwebsite

The Brant Wildlife Festival aims to connect community with the spectacular migratory return of Brant geese to raise awareness for the biological diversity within the region and highlight the importance of protecting critical habitat and minimizing disturbance to wildlife. The Brant Wildlife Festival takes place during a time where wildlife is extremely active, with Brant Geese preparing for their migration and herring spawning, many other species are attracted to the shores and waters. Beaches within the MABR and surrounding areas provide an abundant food source for the Brant geese in the midst of their migration.

The Brant Wildlife Festival brings together thousands of people each year to celebrate nature. The festival hosts a multitude of events in the Spring that connect people with nature, educate people of all ages on topics of conservation, and celebrate the incredible biodiversity our region has to offer. The Brant Wildlife Festival is the only one of its kind on Vancouver Islan

Join internationally celebrated “SoulFolk” singer-songwriter and choral composer Lea Morris, on her North American tour in the first of four of inspiring, participatory events on Vancouver Island, along with Oceanside community songleader Sylvia Humble. 

In a fun, accessible two-hour workshop, experience Lea’s harmonic and polyrhythmic multilayered songs, taught by ear and heart (no need to read sheet music). We’ll sing in celebration of the beautiful contrast of dark and light. All adult singers are welcome, regardless of singing experience. Participants have the option of performing a few songs with Lea in her concert!

The workshop is followed by a concert featuring Lea’s powerful vocals and dynamic guitar work, seamlessly blending gospel, jazz, country and R&B, in her unique versions of original, contemporary, and traditional songs.

Sylvia Humble, founder of Sing Again community choir and singer-songwriter in her own right, is thrilled to collaborate with Lea, bringing her passion for

Shift In Action Presents.

You can join Shift in Action www.meetup.com/Shift-in-Action-Parksville

March 28^th 7 - 9

Art Centre

133 McMillan st.

Parksville

By donation $ 10 suggested
Tea and treat included.

Speaker: Dorothea Gordon

Topic: Build Your Dreams with the Help of the Paranormal and your Psychic Awareness.

- we will explore the impact our thinking has on our dreams/wishes,

- discover ways to find out if a dream is right for us by letting our heart speak,

- harness the power of our invisible guides,

- use our intuition/ESP, imagination, passion

- visualize with feelings to intensify the outcome,

- become aware of inexplicable message, synchronicities, people, material showing up,

- invite our heart to give us feedback

Please bring a pen and a notebook or something to write on as you’ll be invited to

answer questions for yourself. There will be time for Q/A.

Bio: Dorothea is a spiritual educator and shares her amazing experiences of the Invisible World.
She’s also a certified hand

Beloved Canadian Painters – A Series Presented by Terri Bowen B.Ed., M.A.

After attending these workshop(s), you will have a solid understanding of some of Canada’s historically most influential and provocative artists, particularly those who participated in the Group of Seven. You will first get a deep appreciation for their personalities and lifestyles. Then you will better understand the times during which they grew up and how they struggled to bring their artistic style to convey the power of Canadian landscapes and its people. Finally, you will paint in their style, using some of the techniques they used to record the harshness and beauty of our country.

The painting you do in each workshop can have various levels of support: – up to you and all with guidance from Terri.

1. As a beginner or someone who is longing to have a specific painting of a member of the Group of Seven’s, you can receive a hand drawn guide (like a blackline master) for a selected painting of the artist’s so yo

Oceanside Music presents Oceanside Concert Choir's spring concert taking place at Knox United Church located at 345 Pym Street in Parksville. 

Conducted by Ann Barber-Becqué, and accompanied by pianist, Margaret Nelson, oboist, Deborah Vitek, cellist,  Ken Mann, mezzo-soprano, Andrea Rodall, and alto, Aaike Biglow, you'll want to welcome spring with a delightful concert of glorious voices. 

Tickets are $25 and available at 'Edge Outdoors' in Qualicum Beach or at the door. Cash or cheque only. 

MID-ISLAND STORYTELLERS PRESENTS

SLICE OF LIFE:

REAL PEOPLE, REAL STORIES

DARE TO SHARE

March Slice

Friday, March 22, 2024 7:00 p.m.

MARCH 5 – 31, 2024

OPENING RECEPTION:  SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2024,   1-3PM

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March 5 – 31, 2024

Opening Reception Saturday, March 9, 1-3pm

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March 5 – March 31, 2024

OPENING RECEPTION, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2024, 1-3PM

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TALES FOR THE TELLING

STORYTELLING FOR ADULTS

NORTH WEST COAST INDIGENOUS STORIES FEATURING MAVIS DUMONT

Friday,

February 23, 2024

7:00 p.m.

TICKETS HERE