Events for Saturday, August 16th, 2014

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Donna Ion and Rob Miller

Sat. August 16th, 2014 Victoria

Two distinctly different approaches to the landscape by two Vancouver Island artists Click for More >>

Save the date for Cowichan Green Community�s 5th Annual Edible Garden & Farm Tour! Don�t miss out on this great opportunity to taste and learn from inspiring local gardens and farms! Click for More >>

Edie DaPonte & Joey Smith

Sat. August 16th, 2014 Sidney

Edie DaPonte sings with Joey Smith on guitar - smooth and soulful Bossa Nova, Latin and Jazz standards Click for More >>

Exhibit: Saanich at Home & Overseas, 1914-1918

Sat. August 16th, 2014 Victoria

Saanich Archives is pleased to present this exhibit as part of its Saanich Remembers World War One Project. Click for More >>

Family Day at the Maritime

Sat. August 16th, 2014 Victoria

The Maritime Museum will host two massive family days full of excitement and adventure, all based around the high seas. Click for More >>

Field Trip Project

Sat. August 16th, 2014 Victoria

The Field Trip project is a unique Canada-Japan cultural art exchange that examines the 2011 tsunami. Click for More >>

First Nations, Inuit and Metis Art Show

Sat. August 16th, 2014 Sidney

A unique art show in Canada with First Nations artists from across Canada. Local Coast Salish artists, Northwest Coast, artists as well as Metis, Mohawk, Blackfoot, Cree, Ojibwa, Inuit and Chickasaw. Click for More >>

Free-B Film Festival

Sat. August 16th, 2014 Victoria

Once again we've lined up a stellar collection of family-friendly films for our Free-B Film Festival, so get ready to curl up under the stars and enjoy free films on our 20-foot-wide inflatable screen Click for More >>

Ghosts of the Maritime Museum

Sat. August 16th, 2014 Victoria

Find out why the Maritime Museum of BC is known as the most haunted building in the most haunted city in Western Canada. Click for More >>

Go with the Flow (Line) (Guided Walk)

Sat. August 16th, 2014 Sooke

Join our CRD Parks naturalist for a short, steep hike through the woods to a historical bake oven built 100 years ago by workers constructing the 27 mile-long flowline to carry water to Victoria. Click for More >>