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3 Thursday Meditation: 6pm. Whether you have meditated before or not, you can participate with this welcoming group and start your meditation journey. By Donation. www.cslcampbellriver.org. admin@ cslcampbellriver.org. 250.850.3064 University of Quadra: The Buzz on Beekeeping: 7pm. Heriot Bay Inn. The tools, tactics and dedication required to keep your own bees. Class lead by Paul Puddy. www.heriotbayinn.com. info@heriotbayinn. com. 250.285.3539

May 2, Fri 5th Annual Social Media Camp: See May 1. Knit to Flatter and Fit: 1pm. Learn a few simple rules for successful knitting. Contact for information or register at the Community Centre or Sportsplex. $45. jennifer. furst@campbellriver.ca. 250.286.1161. Full course list available. Steel Magnolias: 1:30pm. Quadra Isl Comm Centre. Six memorable ladies who are as delicate as magnolias but as tough as steel! These wonderful women are amusing, moving and richly human, always there for each other through lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s triumphs and tragedies. theatrequadra@gmail.com. 250.285.3752

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May 3, Sat 2nd Annual Fibre Fest: See May 2. 5th Annual Social Media Camp: See May 1. Steel Magnolias: See May 2. First Choice, Basic Shape Knitting: 9:30am. Register at Community Centre or Sportsplex. $45. jennifer.furst@ campbellriver.ca. 250.286.1161 Quadra Island Farmers Market & Bazaar: 10am-2pm. Every Saturday from May until mid-September. Short walk up from the ferry! Fresh local plants, produce, baking, artisan works. Something for everyone! Free. quadramarket@gmail.com. 250.285.3184 Spring Market and Craft Fair: 10am-4pm. 450B Merecroft St. 285.2278. judospringcraftevent@gmail. com Courtenay Gem and Mineral Show: 10am. Courtenay Legion. This annual event brings together rock hounds, jewelers, artists, fossil hunters and anyone who just

loves pretty stones. $2. lori.close@live.ca. 250.703.0100 Youth Dragonboat Clinic (Ages 13-17): 10:30am. Fresh Water Marina. www.campbellriver.ca. linda.nagle@ campbellriver.ca. Essential Knitting Skills: 1pm. Register at Community Centre or Sportsplex. $45. jennifer.furst@campbellriver. ca. 250.286.1161 Workshop: How to Grow and Preserve Culinary Herbs: 2pm. Black Creek Comm Centre. How to grow and preserve culinary herbs with farmer and agrologist, Arzeena Hamir, of Amara Farm. www.bccaonline.ca. becca.luk@telus.net. 250.337.5190 An Evening with Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre: 5pm. Quinsam Rec Hall. Featuring a traditional seafood buffet, performances by local artists, and both a silent and live auction. All proceeds beneﬁt the Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre which celebrates the culture, language, and traditions of the Kwak’wala, Laich-Kwil-Tach and K’omoks Peoples. $85. $75 members. executivedirector@ nuyumbalees.com. 250.285.3733 Angel Rock: 5:30pm. Thunderbird Hall. Catering provided by Royal Coachman; a casino provided by CR Kinsmen; entertainment by the Jilli Martini Band. $50 from Hospice Society. julie.collis@crhospice.org Fireworks and Races at Saratoga Speedway: 5:30pm. Double points, Crash to Pass, Road Runners, Figure 8’s, Hornet Cars, Bomber Cars, IMCA Modiﬁdes. race@ saratogaspeedway.bc.ca. 250.923.2982

May 4, Sun 2nd Annual Fibre Fest: See May 3. Steel Magnolias : See May 3. Courtenay Gem and Mineral Show: See May 3. Spring Gun Show: 9am. Join us at the Courtenay and District Fish & Game Protective Association for a buy, sell and trade show of firearms and associated equipment. www.courtenayfishandgame.org. the-office@ courtenayfishandgame.org. 250.338.5982 Disappearing Nine Patch Quilting Workshop: 10am. A perfect workshop for new quilters. 2001 Black Creek Rd. Call to register, and get required supply list. $50. bccaprog@telus.net. 250.337.5190

May 5, Mon Monday Meditation: 7am. Whether you have meditated before or not, you can participate with this welcoming group and start your meditation journey. www. cslcampbellriver.org. admin@cslcampbellriver.org. 250.850.3064 A Conversation About Depression and Suicide: 6:30pm.

CR Library. Barbara Swanston and Victoria Broker will facilitate an open and compassionate conversation on these difﬁcult topics. barbaraswanston@aol.com

May 6, Tue PGA Tour comes to Crown Isle: 8am. Crown Isle is proud to host the 2014 PGA Tour Qualifying School from May 6-9. Come and watch Canada’s ﬁnest golfers compete for a coveted spot on the PGA Tour. golfshop@crownisle.ca

May 7, Wed Child and Youth Mental Health Fair: 1-7pm. Robron Centre. Information booths, drop in sessions, food, bands. Free. www.forcesociety.com. colleen@forcesociety.com. 1.855.887.8004 CR Paddlers: 6-8pm. Evening paddles along the Campbell River shoreline. www.crpaddlers.com. www. crpaddlers.com. executive@crpaddlers.com. 203.9953 Spring Gardening Essentials: 7pm. Baptist Church. Band Room via the North Entrance (doors open at

5 6:30). Handicapped access at Dogwood Street (phone ahead). $2. campbellrivergardenclub.com. edemunck@yahoo.com. 250.923.0578 Led ZepAgain: 7pm. Sid Williams Theatre. www. sidwilliamstheater.com. info@sidwilliamstheatre.com. 250.338.2430 Ron James: 7pm. Tidemark Theatre. Ron James is back doing what he does best! www.tidemarktheatre.com. tickets@tidemarktheatre.com. 250.287.7465

May 8, Thu Thursday Meditation: See May 1. University of Quadra: Wordsmithing – An Interactive Intro to Slam Poetry: 7pm. Heriot Bay Inn. Duncan Shields, Slam master introduces the class to slam poetry. info@heriotbayinn.com. 250.285.3539

May 9, Fri Move for Health at Spirit Square: From 11:30am to 6:30pm. 250.203.1399

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acropoliskuizina.com 465 Merecroft Rd, Merecroft Village, Campbell River Canadian Film Premier: Wisdomkeepers, Paqo Andino: 7pm. Oceans Resort. Viewers will receive an unmediated, experiential understanding of the animistic relationships, holistic environments, and prayer ﬁlled ceremonies of one of the planet’s few uninterrupted wisdom lineages. www.paqoandino. com Whales and Wildlife Festival: 7pm. Tidemark Theatre. $15. www.tidemarktheatre.com. tickets@ tidemarktheatre.com. 250.287.7899 Strong Words Poetry Slam: 8:30pm. Heriot Bay Inn Pub. The Strong Words Poetry Slam is not a traditional Slam because it is a non-competitive evening. Hear Vancouver Slam Master Duncan Shields + other slam-scene poets. Call to sign up. $10 at the door. heriotbayinn.com/events. info@heriotbayinn.com 285.3322

May 10, Sat Rotary’s Annual Giant Book Sale: 10am-4pm. Community Centre. 1000’s of books dating back a century. Buy a large bag for $20 and ﬁll it up. Proceeds go to the community for various Rotary projects. Free. cathy@whatsondigest.com Body Talk Access: 9am. CR Museum & Archives. krista@ computerking.ca. 250.923.1988 Sayward Valley Giant Annual Garage Sale: 9am. Community Garage Sale. Come to the Sayward Heritage Hall and pick up your map. saywardheritagehall.2012@

gmail.com. 250.282.0192 Baynes Sound Garden Club Plant Sale: 9am-12pm. Fanny Bay Hall. myrrh1@telus.net. 250.335.0850 Free Community Dinner: 4pm. CR Vineyard Christian Fellowship Church. Dinner will be served including chicken, a side dish, vegetables, dessert, coffee, tea and juice. Doors open at 4pm, meal served at 4:30pm. Everyone welcome! www.crvineyard.ca. 250.286.3372 Roller Derby Bout: 5pm. Comox Valley Sports Centre. Stone Cold Stellas vs Candy Crushers. Brickhouse Betties vs Brass Knuckle Derby Dames. Family event with face painting, concessions stand, a rafﬂe and 50/50! www.brickhousebetties.com. Drifting at Saratoga Speedway: 5:30pm. Rain or shine! saratogaracing.ca/. race@saratogaspeedway. bc.ca. 250.923.2982 Valdy at Herons: 6pm. Heriot Bay Inn. Valdy is a master of country, folk and blues. Dinner show seating at 6pm; show-only seating at 7pm. heriotbayinn.com. info@heriotbayinn.com. 250.285.3322 Rotary Honours Concert: 7pm. Tidemark. Proﬁts awarded to selected acts. Celebrate hard work and dedication of these young artists! susanmoscovich@ gmail.com

May 11, Sun Autocross - Come and Test Your Driving Skills: 3pm. Saratoga Speedway. Bring your street car

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May 12, Mon Monday Meditation : See May 5. Prosperity Plus Course: 6pm. Ever feel like you work and never have enough money left over? Join Rev. Jill Brocklehurst in a fascinating 10 week course! www. cslcampbellriver.org. 250.850.3064 Gasland II - Film Series: 7:15pm. Timberline Secondary. By Donation. alexnicholl46@yahoo.ca

May 16, Fri Supersized Neon Lazer Tag Night (Ages 8+): 6pm. Strathcona Gardens Arena. Guaranteed at least 2 x 15 minute games. recept@strathconard.ca. 250.287.9235

May 17, Sat The Annual Art & Bloom Festival: 10am. Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens. woodlandgardens.ca. 250.338.6901

May 13, Tue May 14, Wed CR Paddlers: See May 7.

May 15, Thu Thursday Meditation: See May 1. University of Quadra: Throwing Ceramics: 7pm. Heriot Bay Inn. Watch and learn as cups and bowls grow on the potter’s wheel. info@heriotbayinn.com. 250.285.3539

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Free Community Recycling Event: 10am. Strathcona Gardens Recreation Complex. Drop off items at no cost: electronics, appliances, power tools, batteries, light bulbs, cell phones, handheld devices, paint products, clothes, outdoor power equipment (gas removed), electronic exercise equipment and cardboard. www. islandreturnit/recycling-event. 250.287.4224 Walk Away from Homophobia: 3pm. Spirit Square. Bands and more to be announced! Donations welcome. Check the Spirit Square website for more information. jim.creighton@yahoo.ca Monster Trucks at Saratoga Speedway: 5:30pm. saratogaracing.ca/. race@saratogaspeedway.bc.ca. 923.2982

May 18, Sun The Annual Art and Bloom Festival: See May 17. Free Community Recycling Event: See May 17. Love Is All You Need: 1pm. Oceans Resort. A journey that will help you move toward the experience of unconditional love in ourselves and others. By donation. Email to register. darbent@me.com. 250.287.6797 Monster Trucks at Saratoga Speedway: See May 17.

May 19, Mon Monday Meditation: See May 5. The Annual Art and Bloom Festival: See May 17.

May 20, Tue Advance Care Planning: 2-4pm. 3rd Tues each month. CR Library. Making decisions to withhold or stop medical treatment for a loved one is hard to imagine. Session 1: Intro to Advance Care Planning. www.crhospice.org. 250.287.3655

May 22, Thu Thursday Meditation: See May 1. Bonnie and Clyde - The Musical: 7pm. Carihi Secondary School Gym. Appropriate for ages 12+, contains some coarse language, violence and adult content. $12. Christine.Knight@sd72.bc.ca. 250.286.6282 University of Quadra: Biker Bucks 50-50: 7pm. Heriot Bay Inn. Slides and stories from 50 states of bike adventures with Buck Baird. info@heriotbayinn.com. 250.285.3539 Back to the Garden: 8pm. Tidemark Theatre. www. tidemarktheatre.com. tickets@tidemarktheatre.com. 250.287.7465

May 23, Fri Bonnie and Clyde - The Musical: See May 22.

May 24, Sat Bonnie and Clyde - The Musical: See May 22. Greenways Annual Broom Bash: 10am-12pm. BXM Track on Homewood. Show up with energy to bash some broom! Equipment provided, dress for all weather. volunteer@greenwaystrust.ca 250.287.3785. Dingle to Dublin: 2pm. Tidemark Theatre. Ireland is steeped in beauty, history and culture which the dancers

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Campbell River’s Rotary Club of Campbell River invites you to the

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Tidemark Theatre Time: Saturday May 10th 7:30pm Tickets: $2000

Come and help us celebrate the hard work and dedication of these award winning young artists, their parents and their teachers. In conjunction with Rotary’s commitment to the youth of our community, portions of the proﬁts derived from this event will be presented to these deserving participants. This exciting evening of music and dance will be directed by Heather Gordon Murphy.

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Dance to all of your favourite top 40 hits and enter dance offs, music trivia, karaoke and lip sync competitions! Dates: Friday, May 9 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm

Supersized Neon Lazer Tag Night ( 8+) Lazer tag is taking over arena #2 and the leisure ﬂoor for this supersized night of neon lazer tag fun. Youth aged 8+, teens and adults welcome! Dates: Friday, May 16 Times: 6:00pm-8:30pm Cost: $5.00 per child/student, $7.50 per adult/senior

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Check out the slippery, sloppy obstacle course we have planned for you! Come prepared to get covered in pudding, jello, eggs and other goo. Date: Saturday, May 24 Times: 2:00pm-4:00pm

The Great Freezie Shoot Off (All Ages) Join us for a massive water ﬁght and spend the evening competing in various water battles and challenges. Date: Friday, May 9 Times: 6:30pm-8:00pm

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Strathcona Gardens 250-287-9234 for more information and Reynolds will bring vividly to life along the way to the ﬁnal destination of Dublin. mhmullen@telus.net. 250.850.1091 Metal Jewellery Programs Information Session: 4pm. North Island College. Free information session gives prospective students the opportunity to meet instructors and learn about the NIC Metal Jewellery Design Certiﬁcate. Free. www.nic.bc.ca/continuingeducation/. julia.peters@nic.bc.ca. 250.923.9724 Drifting at Saratoga Speedway: 5:30pm. Rain or shine! saratogaracing.ca/. race@saratogaspeedway.bc.ca, 250.923.2982 UFC 173 Weidman vs. Belfort: 7pm. www.ufc.ca Live Music!: 7pm. CR Comm Centre. Inclusion and the CR Depo of Parks Recreation and Culture are hosting a musical evening. Proceeds for programs for local homeless people. includevryone@icloud.com. 250.923.5654

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May 25, Sun Bonnie and Clyde - The Musical: See May 22. Defeat Depression Walk: 9:45am. Robert Ostler Park,.Register online. www.defeatdepression.ca. barbaraswanston@aol.com Autocross - Come and Test Your Driving Skills: See May 11.

May 26, Mon Monday Meditation: See May 5. Bike to Work Week: From May 26-June 1. Encouraging and promoting the use of the bicycle as transportation to work. www.biketowork.ca. Upper Island Safety Conference & Trade Show: 9am. Sportsplex. Network with other delegates, presenters & trade show experts. www.strathconard.ca. SBullock@ strathconard.ca

May 27, Tue Upper Island Safety Conference & Trade Show: See May 26.

May 28, Wed CR Paddlers: See May 6.

May 29, Thu Thursday Meditation : See May 1.

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May 31, Sat Relay for Life 2014: 12pm. Phoenix Middle School. Walk with us in this inspirational 12-24hr event as we come together and ﬁght to make cancer history. campbellriverrelay@bc.cancer.ca. 250.592.2244 Musical Theatre: Treasure Island: 2pm & 7pm.

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It’s that time of year again! On Saturday May 31, 2014 the 9th Annual Campbell River Community Foundation ‘Swing for Charity’ golf tournament takes place at Storey Creek Golf Course. Once again, participants will enjoy 18 holes of golf, then head to the Campbell River Community Centre for a delicious four course plated dinner catered by Quay West. The Community Foundation’s vision is to improve the quality of life for the citizens of Campbell River by offering grants that meet the wide variety of projects and programs that build our Campbell River. Want to Play? Register at www.swingforcharity.ca. Proudly, all proceeds raised from the ‘Swing for Charity’ golf tournament will be added to our community “treasure chest” which is currently at over $1.2 million and growing! The Campbell River Community Foundation 9th Annual golf tournament is now accepting golfer registrations and ticket purchases for dinner guests. This tournament has sold out in the past so don’t delay. Gold Tickets are all inclusive at $250 per golfer. Lots of great surprise holes to keep you entertained, fed and delighted. Gourmet four course meal with wine at your table at the CR Community Centre following your day of laughter and fun on the golf course. Register online at www.swing for charity.ca or contact Amanda at info@swingforcharity.ca or 250-202-7500. Dinner tickets are $100 per person or purchase a table of eight for $800. We are proud to have all proceeds from the tournament added to our community ‘treasure chest”. Many thanks to the community for their fantastic support.

Campbell River Community Foundation The Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s goal is to continue to build a permanent fund, the interest of which is used to give grants to organizations who make Campbell River and area a better place for all residents. This year, the permanent fund stands at $1.5 million, so more interest money for grants is available. In 2014 the following projects were awarded grants: CR & District Assn. of Community Living: $4200 will be spent expanding space and purchasing materials to increase employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. CR Museum: $4000 for a new exhibit on the history of our watershed. CR Art Gallery: $3500 to make studio improvements for the many art classes held year-round. Discovery Passage Sealife Society: $3260 to create a new teaching space and wet lab for on-site education. CR Beacon Club: $3000 for patio renovations to provide a safe outdoor space for gardening, BBQ and socializing with peers. CR & District Adult Care: $2215 was donated to conduct volunteer-driven tours for Campbell River seniors who can no longer drive or are shut-ins. CR Arts Council: $1850 was awarded to purchase new equipment for summer banners to be hung around the city (banners created by local school children and artists). Friends of Cortes Island: $1625 was injected to create a weekly summer program to engage youth in exploring their natural surroundings, improving literacy, numeracy, environmental and science knowledge. CR Search and Rescue: $1500 was granted to fund the replacement of ďŹ&#x201A;otation devices for trained volunteers. North Island Supportive Recovery Society: $1500 donated for computers and software to log clients recovery progress at the Second Chance Recovery House for men. CR Hospice Society: $750 to provide training manuals for volunteers.

Museum at Campbell River received $4000

Discovery Passage Aquarium received $3260

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Championship 9 hole golf course located in the heart of downtown Comox. Open year round 8.00am to 6pm adjusts with daylight Summer Rates: 18 holes - $38, 9 Holes - $23 After 3pm: 18 - $25 / 9 - $18 Rental & Pullcarts Fully Licensed Restaurant ideal for functions

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Most courses are open till twilight offering reduced rates after 5pm. A whole day of golf awaits after a day at work during the summer, or hit the greens early with your partner for a full day! Regardless of your ability or handicap, golďŹ ng on one of our islands spectacular courses is the full golfers experience.

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Step into an oasis of tranquility from downtown Campbell River. Sequoia Springs is situated in a beautiful garden setting making it a popular wedding destination.

Experience golf in natures backyard Storey Creek Golf Club, known as the “Course in Nature is recognized as the #1 Public Course on Vancouver Island. 18 hole course open from 7.30am daily Par 3, 4 and 5 6696 yds

Champion 18 holes - 6022 yds Open 7:30am to dusk all year round. Rates: 18 holes - $45 9 holes - $35 Fully Licensed Restaurant seats up to 150

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Full size driving range open dawn to dusk 2 Putting greens, plus 2 elevated holes for chipping practice. RATES: 18 holes - $69 9 holes 49.00 Discounts for locals and after 4pm players Plus super discounts for children. Lessons, Ladies, Mens & Junior golf Fully licensed restaurant: Creekside Grill & Lounge Situated just 14 km south of downtown Campbell River

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Saratoga Beach Golf Club deﬁnitely lends itself well to Fishing in the morning and golﬁng in the afternoon. Perfectly situated between the Comox Valley and Campbell River alongside the popular Saratoga Beach. Park your boat and go GOLF ! Open 7 days a week 9 Hole Course - $22 After 3pm - $15 18 Holes - $32

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Golf Open April to Oct 12th 9 hole executive course, 3219yds. Par 4 holes with two par 3 and two par 5 Driving range & Rentals available www.quadragolf.com 950 Heriot Bay Road - 250-285-2811

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Located in beautiful Sayward beside the pristine Salmon River, the course is a unique ﬂavour of natural beauty and history. The majority of holes are par 3 with two par 4 holes. 9 holes - $14 18 holes - $25.50 Youth under 16 - $8 for 9 or $14 for 18 The Club house provides club & cart rentals. On site, Skogans Diner, snacks, meals and beverages Monday is Seniors Day Tuesday 6pm is Ladies Night Wednesday 6pm is Mens night Saturdays 9am Mixed

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Rod Brind’Amour Cystic Fibrosis Golf Classic 19th Annual Rod Brind’Amour Cystic Fibrosis Golf Classic, Dinner and Auction.

June 14th at Storey Creek Golf Course In it’s 19th year, the Rod Brind’Amour Golf Classic is the biggest Cystic Fibrosis fundraiser of the year. Funds are raised from sponsors and the auction. This year’s amazing platinum sponsors include Thrifty Foods, Steve Marshall Ford, RBC Dominion, Seymour Pacific, The Kinsman, Safety Net Security, Ed Rosse Plumbing and Heating, and the Courier Islander. One of the major event sponsors, Thrifty Foods has been a long time supporter of the Rod Brind’Amour Classic. Thrifty Foods founder Alex Campbell has donated to the cause for over 20 years, and assisted in the creation of the original Golf Classic! Alex has been a major contributor to the Golf Classic dinner that follows the game, and each year is instrumental in collecting donations from three Thrifty Foods stores, Comox, Courtenay and Campbell River. The popular Storey Creek Golf Course provide a magnificent venue, donating golf and equipment for tournament prizes. Storey Creek’s Manager, Kyle Stout, will tee off #17 hole with Rod Brind’Amour, and NHL players Ryan Nugent-Hopkins of the Edmonton Oilers, and Chad LaRose of the Carolina Hurricanes. Over the years, local businesses and the Campbell River community have donated generously and shown unceasing support for the Cystic Fibrosis cause – last year’s Golf Classic raised $84,000! The Classic Golf Dinner is catered by Quay West Restaurant at Sportsplex, and everyone is invited to attend. A great evening will be had, and there will be plenty of chances to meet with NHL players and Rod Brind’Amour. To attend the Golf Dinner, tickets are available for $45 each. To purchase or donate, please contact Bev 250-287-8600. To make a donation to Cystic Fibrosis www.cysticfibrosis.ca.

Great Strides Walk:

10:30am Sunday 25 May at Penﬁeld School, Campbell River.

Register for a Great Strides walk as an individual or as a member of a team at www.cysticﬁbrosis.ca/greatstrides. The 3km walk will begin at 11am and is followed by a barbecue thanks to Dairy Queen and the Campbell River Kinsmen Club.

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Managers - Jeff, Bill and Andy with Maysa - who has cystic ﬁbrosis

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Interpretive Walks: Themed guided walks through Campbell River’s nature GreenWaysTrust.ca Outdoor Adventure: StrathconaParkLodge:250.286.3122. Tree Climbs, Kayaking, Zipline, High Ropes, Rockclimb, Zip Line, High Ropes Strathcona Gardens: www.strathconaRD.ca 250-287-9234, 463 Dogwood Rd. C/River Pool Swimming & Slide: Strathcona Gardens Pool River check program for times. Skating: 2 Ice Arenas -Check Programs for scheduled skates. Swimming: Best Western Hotel, Isl. Hwy. C/River Open to the public 25mtr pool. 250-923-4231 Community Centre: 401 11th Ave, C/River 250-2861161. Programs available 6 days a week for adults, youth, toddlers and seniors. Drop in anytime or visit online at www. www.campbellriver.ca Library: Free @ CR Library (Downtown shoppers Row) Bowling: CR Bowling Alley, 16th Ave, Campbell River. Leagues, RocknBowl Friday nights, seniors bowl. 5pin & 10pin. Auto Scoring. 250 286-1177. Skateboarding: Free @ CR Skatepark, Sportsplex Landmark Theatre: Showcase 5 Movie Theatre 250 287-3233, 489 S. Dogwood St. Campbell River Billiards & Gaming: $10 @ Pier St. Billiards & Gaming 250 287-3966, 938 Island Highway facebook.com/pages/ Pier-Street-Billiards-Amusements/116153448469033 Rock Climbing: On the Rocks Climbing Gym 250-287-7625, 1980 N. Island Hwy rockgym.ca Heritage Tour: Free @ Haig-Brown Heritage House Learn the legedary stories behind the Campbell River, Roderick Haig Brown and Flyﬁshing 250-286 6646 Art Tour: Free @ CR Art Gallery 250 287-2261 1235 Shoppers Row , Framing Post, on Pier Street, Impressions Art, Shoppers Row

Campbell River Art Gallery: October Exhibit - North Island College Fine Arts Faculty Show Salmon Hatchery Tour: Quinsam Hatchery Tour 2879764 4217 Argonaut Road pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/seppmvs/projects-projets/quinsam/quinsam-eng.htm First Nations Gift Shop: Wei Wai Kum House of Treasures 250 286-6949, 1400 Wei Wai Kum Road (2 mins) Scenic Walk, Bike & Skate: Free @ CR Sea Walk, 8klm of Pituresque mountain and ocean views, suitable for walking, bicycles and skating. Mini Golf: Mini Golf 337-5336. 8667 Island Hwy. www. miraclebeachminigolf.ca Mon-Thu, 9am-6pm. Fri-Sat 9am-7pm Sun, 10am-6pm Outdoor Laser Tag: North Island BattleField 250 202-3484 (10 players) will come to you. www. northislandbattleﬁeld.net Sportsplex: - Alder Rd. Willow Pt - All racquet sports, organised Youth & Adult Programs, Fitness Facility, Drop-in’s welcome. 250-923-7911 www.campbellriver. ca Tennis: Free @ Willow Point Park 250 923-8134, 1944 Penﬁeld Road 1.3 (10 min) Sportsplex. Disc Golf: Free Disc Golf Course Willow Point, Sportsplex Museum: Museum of Campbell River 250-287-3103 470 Island Hwy. www.crmuseum.ca Outdoor Market: Free to Browse Pier Street Farmers Market Pier Street, Sundays 9am-2pm (5 min Walk) May to October. Quadra Isl Winter Markets: Starts Oct 5th & continues every 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month. Quadra Island Community Ctr. parking lot, 10am-2pm. Arts & Crafts, gardening, baked goods, candles & more. Indoor market, rain or shine. Stella, 250.285.3184. Hiking: Free @ RippleRock Trail/Elk Falls/Snowden Forest, Beaver Lodge Forestlands,(see guides) 1klm to 10klm walks. See new alternate routes during construction of the new BC Hydro Pipelines. All trails are open. Casino: Chances Casino - Bingo, slot machines, Keno or lottery game 250 286-1442 Open Daily 10am -midnight, chances.ca

Visit a Pet Store: Dragons Lair - Reptiles and other interesting pets 900-12th Ave C/River. CR Pet Centre - Ironwood Rd, Birds and lots of fish. Horseriding: Balance Equestrian, Watch, Lessons, and Shows. Indoor and Outdoor arenas. Off Willis Road, on Walworth C/River 250-203-6042 check for event program. www.balanceequestrian.ca Waterfalls: Elk Falls, Located just 2klm on Hwy 28 from downtown Campbell River, one of the most spectacular falls on Vancouver Isl. Caution is need, adhere to all safety signs. Maritime Museum: 2 Floors of marine artifacts including Canada’s $5 bill boat. Open Mon-Fri 10-4pm Discovery Pier, Govt. Wharf, Island Hwy. 250-286-3161 Fishing Pier: Free - CR Discovery Pier - award winning wheelchair accessible salt water ﬁshing 600ft pier, Island Highway maritimeheritagecentre.ca 250-2863161 Hands on Aquarium: Discovery Passage Aquarium: See, Touch, Explore. Open 7 Days, 10am-5pm, May to October. Discovery Pier, at the Govt. Wharf Island Hwy. Campbell River Wine Tasting and Tour: Coastal Black Wine 2186 B Endall Road, Black Creek, Noon to 5pm everyday! coastalblack.ca 337-8325 Wine Tasting and Tour: 40 Knotts Winery - 2400 Anderton Rd. Comox. 250-941-8810 Whisky Distillery Tour & Tasting: $15 per/person - Shelter Point Distillery - ‘Field to Flask’ Single Malt Whisky shelterpointdistillery.com by appointment 778 420-2200, 4650 Regent Road, Oyster River. Wildlife Photography & Bird Watching: Baikie Isl. Estuary, Campbell River Estuary at the The Spit Weiner Roast: A slice of Canadian Culture, a favourite all year round. Echo Lake, Miller Creek, Loveland Bay , Storries Beach are great locations for a ﬁre, and a weiner roast. Dont forget the marshmallows. Watch the Planes: CR Airport or out at the Spit at Dick Murphy Park.

Things To Do In Snorkeling with the Salmon: August to September. As seen on the Rick Mercer Show, come face to face with 100’s of salmon while on their journey upstream. Destiny River Adventures 250-287-4800 1630 North Island Highway destinyriver.com Scuba Diving Lessons & Tours: Discover why our deep diving waters are famous Beaver Aquatics 250 287-7652 760 Isl. Highway . C/River Scuba Diving: @ Abyssal Tours 250-204-3443 box 747 Quathiaski Cove (13 mins) abyssal.com Hiking/ Biking: Free @ Snowden Forest (16 KM) Canyon view Trail, 8klm, easy to intermediate, (from 2hrs) Check for new routes Golf: 18 Holes, 9 Holes & Driving Ranges Storey Creek Golf Course 18 holes and Driving Range, McGimpsey Road, storeycreek.bc.ca Sequoia Springs Golf Course: 250 287-4970, 700 Peterson Road sequoiasprings.com; 18 holes. Saratoga Beach Golf Club 9 hole - RE-OPEN plus driving range. 2084 Saratoga Rd, Black Creek. 250 337-2208 Quadra Isl. Golf Club - Heriot Bay Rd. Quadra Isl. 250-285-2811 Rainbow’s End Golf Club - Executive Golf Course 9 holes, Sayward off the Hwy. Rainbow Rd. 250-2823222. Outdoor Education Center: Strathcona Lodge 250 286-3122, 41040 Gold River Highway 28. 47 mins from downtown Campbell River. Sailing, Kayaking, Canoe rental, Bannock Making, Games, Rock Wall, Orienteering, Bog Walk, Big Canoe. strathcona.bc.ca Garden Tour: Kitty Coleman, Woodland Gardens, Tour the gardens all year around. Bring a picnic lunch. Watch for special events held at the gardens. Off Coleman Rd, 6183 Whitaker Rd. Courtenay 250-338-69901 Flight Seeing: Corilair - From Tyee Spit to remote islands including Refuge Cove - Surge Narrows - Big Bay - Blind Channel - corilair.com/ 888 287-8366 Historic Mail Tour Biking Rentals: $40/Day Per Bike@ Spokes (250 2860500) 871 13th Avenue

Dingle to Dublin

May 24th - 2pm & 7pm - Tidemark Theatre

Join the Tara School of Irish Dancing and John Reynolds as they bring the magic

of Ireland to stage. “Dingle to Dublin” Featuring the glorious music and dance of the Emerald Isle. Dingle will be the starting point of a journey that will portray the splendour and beauty of Ireland’s landscapes, and the depth of its history and culture. In the heart of the Gaelltacht, Dingle is home to the most versatile traditional musicians in Ireland. Their music is the inspiration for the opening dance, “Dingle Bay”.

The audience will visit many famous tourist spots including the Hill of Tara and Newgrange in County Meath – historic sites which pre-date Stonehenge. Tara, the namesake of the Tara School of Irish Dancing, is a royal place, the ancient inauguration site of the High Kings of Ireland and is an evocative place celebrated in myth and legend. All of the Tara School of Irish Dancing’s productions are based on original scripts written and choreographed by dance director, Margaret Mullen. The dancers, all from Campbell River and the Comox Valley, always make a special connection with the audience and bring high intensity and emotion to the performance. Special guest, John Reynolds, who has toured with the Irish Rovers for many years is being brought back by popular demand. Reynolds is known to have the audience alternately laughing and singing along to old favourites and popular Irish ballads Presented by the Tara Dancers Performance Association, Dingle to Dublin will be at the Tidemark Theatre on Saturday, May 24 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Matinee $15; 7:00 p.m. Adults $20, Children, Students & Senior $15. Group ticket rates are available for purchase of six or more so ideal outing for family, friends and groups. Tickets from Tidemark Theatre: 250.287-7465 The Tara Dancers Performance Association is a non-profit group which supports the community performance activities of the Tara School of Irish Dancing in Campbell River & Vancouver Island.For more information on Tara School of Irish Dancing, Contact: Margaret Mullen – 250. 850.1091 email: mhmullen@telus.net - www.taraschoolofirishdancing.ca

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