May 1 Bean Supper
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International Workers Day and May Day are celebrated in Cumberland with an old fashioned community bean supper featuring a tasty plate of working class food; biscuits, baked beans and slaw!
Share a meal with friends and enjoy live music by Gordon Carter, a reading of scenes from 'The Ballad of Ginger Goodwin' by playwright Elaine Avila, directed by the accomplished, Nanaimo based Gerri Hemphill, drinks from Cumberland Brewing Co, stories, photos, and more. A fundraiser for the Cumberland Museum and Archives.
All are welcome.
Also on May 1 - Bring your banners, costumes, picket and protests signs and join in the Cumberland May Day parade: a joyous, radical celebration of all working people and those who struggle for a better world. Gather at the village square at 5pm.
The parade will move west along Dunsmuir to the parking lot behind the Museum. From there, you'll have a chance to get your seats for the annual Bean Supper.
| Cost: |
Adult: $20 Child: $5 Senior: $17 Student: $10 Member: $15 |
Category: |
Arts | Entertainment Museum Theatre Concerts | Music Indie | Folk Everything Else Benefit | Fundraiser Community Culinary Parades |
| Location: |
Cumberland Cultural Centre
2674 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland |
This event is for Everyone | |
| More Info: |
Anna Rambow [email protected] 250-336-2445 |
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