Pacfic Rim Whale Festival 2014

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Saturday, March 22nd, 2014

We are thrilled to announce that the Pacific Rim Whale Festival Society is celebrating their 28th year in your community at our annual Pacific Rim Whale Festival
March 15th-23rd, 2014.

The passion of our non-profit organization is to provide access, knowledge and understanding to thousands of local residents and visitors, about the value of life here on the west coast.

What makes our lives so unique? Surely it is our outstanding environment, the people that live here and the connections between us. Each year, our Volunteer Event and Education Committee work hard to program an eclectic and dynamic event calendar, with educational workshops, cultural demonstrations and
performing arts just for you.

Our festival attracts thousands of islanders, and international tourists to Tofino, Ucluelet and the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve in the spring. It is our marketing efforts combined that cause this number to rise annually, making the Pacific Rim Whale Festival the largest of its kind world-wide!

We believe that education can change lives and save the future of our eco-system. Lets show the world why the west coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia is the best place on earth!

To learn more about our festival and supporting this event, please go to
http://www.pacificrimwhalefestival.com/

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What is our Festival all about?

The Pacific Rim Whale Festival is the largest festival on the West Coast of Vancouver Island, B.C.

Years ago, the Pacific Rim Whale Festival Society was created to raise awareness about our local at risk marine species, attract tourists and residents to the region, and stimulate the local economy. Our non-profit society has been proudly promoting Ucluelet, the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve and Tofino as a destination in spring for 28 years in partnership with local businesses.

The Pacific Rim Whale Festival Society strives for a balance of events designed for a broad spectrum of interests. The endurance of our society is driven by a common belief in education (focused on environmental and marine sciences), the spirit of community building events and promoting our coastal heritage.