June 2026 1 event

Flow Jam Tuesdays
Jun 16 – Sep 29 4 pm – 8 pm

Flow Jam Tuesdays

Lewis Park

Inspired by Tam-Tams in Montreal and similar community gatherings around the world, Flow Jam Tuesdays is a free weekly gathering to play, move, and connect. Try something new! Our community often practices flow arts, juggling, handstands, AcroYoga, slacklining, and other movement-based activities. Beginners and all ages are welcome. Bring your kids, props, instruments, snacks to share, or simply come hang out. We set up by the river tubing exit behind the baseball field. Tuesdays from 4:00 pm until dark (most arrive ~5:00 pm).

July 2026 21 events

Pulse on the Plaza 2026 – Inner Space/Outer Space
Fri, Jul 24 5 pm – 9 pm

Pulse on the Plaza 2026 – Inner Space/Outer Space

Downtown Courtenay

The summer keeps rolling with Inner Space/Outer Space, the second installment of Pulse on the Plaza this summer! Join us in the heart of Downtown Courtenay for a free, all-ages night that blurs the line between imagination and reality. Collective Echoes, SoupDope, and Neighborly are bringing the soundtrack, while CV/Arts and the Comox Valley Art Gallery get your creative hands busy — and Andy Mac returns to the plaza with his screen printing magic. Grab something from a food truck, treat yourself to ice cream, and soak it all in with your community. Free admission. All ages. Come ready to learn, listen, and celebrate.

CVRR Backyard Ultra 2026
Sat, Jul 25 12 am – 12 am

CVRR Backyard Ultra 2026

Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds

Don’t let the word ULTRA stop you. This is a fun event for everyone! BYU UPDATE! Race entries are SOLD OUT. See Registration and Transfers below for more information. 2026 CVRR BYU Important Message to Participants Greetings to all of the runners participating in the 2026 CVRR BYU. July 25 is not very far away and

Downtown Courtenay Market Day
Sat, Jul 25 9 am – 5 pm

Downtown Courtenay Market Day

Downtown Courtenay

The DCBIA is excited to announce Market Day 2026 coming July 25th to Downtown Courtenay. Our businesses are hard at work getting ready for special promotions, sales, offers, and activations for you to enjoy. Make sure to visit all your favorites and see what they have in store for you. While you’re downtown, the DCBIA has invited guest vendors to offer their wares. On England Avenue , you’ll find Food Trucks set up between 4th and 5th Street, and The Makers Market back again between 5th and 6th Street. Our friends at the Local Refillery are hosting an amazing Fun Fair activation at 420 Fitzgerald Ave – the band Broadfork Duo will be playing, fun games, a family friendly activities for you to enjoy! Be sure to explore more of Downtown Courtenay to take in all the amazing elements Market Day has to offer. Duncan Avenue is hosting the new “ Vintage Row ” hosted by The Retro Room , a new business downtown. This will feature a collection of vendors offering vintage goods for you to browse! They will be set up between 4th and 5th Street, joined by the phenomenal team at Foveo Run . Duncan Avenue from 5th to 6th Street will be filled with entertainment, art, creativity, and more vendors to enjoy! The Comox Valley Art Gallery and Comox Valley Arts Council are hosting various activations to participate in. We also have Blue Spruce Ice Cream setting up a pop up shop by the Art Gallery, and Dave’s Weiner Wagon selling hotdogs and drinks! Roaming entertainers, stages with bands playing throughout the day, face painting, great deals and plenty of fun await at Downtown Courtenay’s Market Day!

Sat, Jul 25 9 am – 1 pm

Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds - Saturday Market

Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds, 4839 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay, BC, Canada

Experience our flagship Saturday Market with the widest selection of local vendors, fresh produce, and artisan products at the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds.

Sun, Jul 26 10 am – 1 pm

Cumberland Village Square - Sunday Market

Cumberland Village Square, 2739 Dunsmuir Ave

Discover fresh local produce, handcrafted goods, and community spirit at our Cumberland Sunday Market in the heart of Village Square.

Comox Valley Glacier Grannies: Free Concert
Sun, Jul 26 2 pm – 4 pm

Comox Valley Glacier Grannies: Free Concert

Marina Park Gazebo

Come and enjoy a afternoon of live music hosted by the Comox Valley Glacier Grannies at the Marina Park Gazebo in Comox. Enjoy rootsy contemporary harmonies from Fourtune and folky‑to‑bluesy three‑part vocals from Watershed Band. This free outdoor concert runs Sunday, July 26, 2026, from 2–4 p.m. Donations are appreciated to support the Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign of the Stephen Lewis Foundation. Bring a sun umbrella, lawn chair, or blanket and settle in for a joyful community performance.

Girls' Night
Jul 27 – 28 4 pm – 10 am

Girls' Night

4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Girls, join us for our last Girls' Night of the summer: an epic girls sleepover! We'll have pizza for dinner, watch a movie, sleep in the cabins and have breakfast in the morning. Make sure to sign up below! More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)

Project Serve Option 1: Community Project
Tue, Jul 28 10:30 am – 12:30 pm

Project Serve Option 1: Community Project

Meet at YFC 4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Each week our Community Project will be in a new location! But we'll always meet at YFC (4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay) This week, we'll be back doing yard work at our YFC Property! Please Bring: - Water bottle - Snack - Wear closed-toed shoes - Clothes to do outdoor work 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)

Project Serve Option 2: Gaglardi School
Tue, Jul 28 11 am – 1 pm

Project Serve Option 2: Gaglardi School

MEET AT GAGLARDI ACADEMY (1475 Noel Ave, Comox)

Meet us at Gaglardi Academy from 11AM-1PM and serve the school by helping clean classrooms, move furnitures, maintain the grounds and more! Please Bring: - Packed lunch or snack - Water bottle - Wear closed-toed shoes - Clothes to do outdoor work 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)

Boy's Night: Breakfast Club
Tue, Jul 28 6 pm – 8 pm

Boy's Night: Breakfast Club

4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Boys, join us and have breakfast for dinner! This week we're having Breakfast Banana Splits & Pancake Dippers! The goal of Boy’s Night is to build community by sharing a meal, doing a bible study and spending time together. Bring your appetite and your bible if you have one! 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)

The Jeffrey Rubinoff Sculpture Park Summer 2026 Season Opening
Tue, Jul 28 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm

The Jeffrey Rubinoff Sculpture Park Summer 2026 Season Opening

2750 Shingle Spit Road, Hornby Island B.C.

As of Jul 14 The Jeffrey Rubinoff Sculpture Park is open Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:30am-1:30pm (plus Fri Jul 24 & Wed Jul 29), with a curator-led tour departing 10am on most days. Two Evening openings (6:30-9:30pm) fall on Thur Jul 23 & Tues Jul 28 for music performance-art and dance film premieres in the Barn. Free admission for all events.

Bible Journaling (Courtenay)
Wed, Jul 29 9 am – 10:30 am

Bible Journaling (Courtenay)

MEET AT Bigfoot Donuts (477 5th St, Courtenay)

Join us at a Bigfoot Donuts coffee shop as we reflect on a verse from the bible and make art based off of it! Bring your bible and journal if you have one, and money for a drink if you want. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)

Bible Journaling (Comox)
Wed, Jul 29 9 am – 10:30 am

Bible Journaling (Comox)

MEET AT The Mill Coffee (1761 C Comox Ave, Comox)

Join us at a The Mill coffee shop in Comox as we reflect on a verse from the bible and make art based off of it! Bring your bible and journal if you have one, and money for a drink if you want. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)

YFC Valley Drop-In
Wed, Jul 29 12 pm – 4 pm

YFC Valley Drop-In

4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Join us for a drop-in time at our YFC Property! We will have lots of activity options like sports, crafts, our concession cart open. Youth can be dropped off and picked up at any point in the four hours. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)

Summer 2026 Make Art Series
Wed, Jul 29 1 pm – 4 pm

Summer 2026 Make Art Series

Comox Valley Art Gallery

SUMMER 2026 MAKE ART SERIES This summer, the Comox Valley Art Gallery is inviting the community to explore new worlds and perspectives through its Make Art Series , running in conjunction with artist Michael Campbell’s exhibition Field Recordings of Icebergs Melting . The free program includes drop-in Make Art Projects for all ages every Wednesday from 1 – 4pm on the CVAG Plaza, at the corner of Duncan and 6th Street in Downtown Courtenay. The activities are guided by CVAG summer interns. The weekly Make Art sessions will include field journals, map-making, paper mache mountain, found material paintbrushes, planetary cyanotypes, small terrariums, pounded plant prints, and garland-making. As part of the Pulse on the Plaza and Market Day events with our community collaborators, we will also be facilitating the creation of zines and screen prints, miniature spaceships, and pride buttons and upcycled pride flags. CVAG’s Make Art Series offers accessible art-making experiences for people of all ages and abilities. Materials are provided, and facilitators are on-hand to provide instruction. Children and those needing assistance to participate should be accompanied by adult support persons. — WEEKLY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE (1 – 4PM EVERY WEDNESDAY) • July 1 – Field Journals • July 8 – Map-Making • July 15 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 1) • July 22 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 2) • July 29 – Found Material Paintbrushes • August 5 – Planetary Cyanotypes • August 12 – Small Terrariums • August 19 – Pounded Plant Prints • August 26 – Garland-Making — MAKE ART ACTIVITIES DURING SPECIAL EVENTS • Pulse on the Plaza – K’ómoks Fusion Festival (Friday, June 26, from 5 – 9pm) – Zine-Making + Screen Printing • Pulse on the Plaza – Inner Space/Outer Space (Friday, July 24, from 5 – 9pm) – Miniature Spaceships • Market Day (Saturday, July 25, all day) – Sunshine Pinwheels • Pulse on the Plaza – Pride Party (Friday, August 28, from 5 – 9pm) – Pride Buttons + Upcycled Pride Flags

Wed, Jul 29 3 pm – 6 pm

Comox Community Center - Wednesday Market

Comox Community Center, 1855 Noel Ave, Comox BC V9M 2H2

Shop local at our Wednesday Market featuring fresh produce, local crafts, and community connections in the heart of Comox.

Adventure Days: Ripple Rock Hike
Thu, Jul 30 9 am – 3 pm

Adventure Days: Ripple Rock Hike

MEET AT YFC (4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay)

Let’s adventure together! Join us as we explore God’s beautiful creation! This week we will be hiking Ripple Rock! Sign Up Required. Drop off at YFC at 9am, pick up at 3pm. PLEASE BRING: Water Sunscreen & hat Lunch & Snack Weather-appropriate clothing Backpack ANY NECESSARY MEDICATION (i.e. puffer, epipen) More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)

Filberg Festival
Jul 31 – Aug 12 10 am – 6 pm

Filberg Festival

Filberg Park, 61 Filberg Road, Comox, BC

We’re thrilled to welcome a fantastic mix of new and returning artists to this year’s Filberg Festival. Get ready for an unforgettable weekend filled with incredible live music, good vibes, and so much talent. Plus, don’t miss our amazing artisan market, featuring unique, handcrafted goods from some of the most creative makers around. Mark your calendars—it’s going to be a summer to remember! Friday, July 31st – 10 am to 8 pm Saturday, August 1st – 10 am to 8 pm Sunday, August 2nd – 10 am to 6 pm

Family Friday
Fri, Jul 31 3:30 pm

Family Friday

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Fridays are looking pretty good from up here.

Fireside Fridays
Fri, Jul 31 6 pm – 9 pm

Fireside Fridays

4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Join us for summer fun at our Fireside Fridays! We’ll have dinner and play a wide game, then have time around the fire, sing songs and hear a testimony. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)

August 2026 39 events

Sat, Aug 1 9 am – 1 pm

Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds - Saturday Market

Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds, 4839 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay, BC, Canada

Experience our flagship Saturday Market with the widest selection of local vendors, fresh produce, and artisan products at the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds.

Filberg Festival
Sun, Aug 2 10 am – 6 pm

Filberg Festival

Filberg Heritage Lodge & Park

The Filberg Festival returns July 31–August 2, 2026, taking place over the August Long Weekend at the Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park in Comox. Visitors can explore an artisan market featuring more than 130 creators, enjoy Canadian musical talent throughout the weekend, and savour Vancouver Island beer, wine, and cider—all set against the stunning gardens and harbour views of Filberg Park. Tickets are available for single‑day visits or the full three‑day experience.

Sun, Aug 2 10 am – 1 pm

Cumberland Village Square - Sunday Market

Cumberland Village Square, 2739 Dunsmuir Ave

Discover fresh local produce, handcrafted goods, and community spirit at our Cumberland Sunday Market in the heart of Village Square.

Nautical Days 4-Miler 2026
Mon, Aug 3 12 am – 12 am

Nautical Days 4-Miler 2026

Comox Town Hall

From the Town Hall along Beaufort Avenue, Comox Avenue, Donovan Drive, Balmoral Avenue, and onto Torrence Road. The route then turns off Torrence onto Lazo Road

Artful : The Poets
Mon, Aug 3 7 pm – 9 pm

Artful : The Poets

Artful the Gallery

Join host Diana Kolpak as she welcomes our feature poet Damian John. For more info about Damien visit Artful : The Gallery’s event page, link below. Damien’s feature spot will be followed by an open mic. Sign up at the door for the open mic, 5 minutes max per poet, $10 or pwyc.

Project Serve Option 1: Community Project
Tue, Aug 4 10:30 am – 12:30 pm

Project Serve Option 1: Community Project

Meet at YFC 4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Each week our Community Project will be in a new location! But we'll always meet at YFC (4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay) This week, we'll be at: Please Bring: - Water bottle - Snack - Wear closed-toed shoes - Clothes to do outdoor work 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)

Project Serve Option 2: Gaglardi School
Tue, Aug 4 11 am – 1 pm

Project Serve Option 2: Gaglardi School

MEET AT GAGLARDI ACADEMY (1475 Noel Ave, Comox)

Meet us at Gaglardi Academy from 11AM-1PM and serve the school by helping clean classrooms, move furnitures, maintain the grounds and more! Please Bring: - Packed lunch or snack - Water bottle - Wear closed-toed shoes - Clothes to do outdoor work 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)

Boy's Night: Breakfast Club
Tue, Aug 4 6 pm – 8 pm

Boy's Night: Breakfast Club

4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Boys, join us and have breakfast for dinner! This week we're having "Ultimate Everything Breakfast Sandwiches!" The goal of Boy’s Night is to build community by sharing a meal, doing a bible study and spending time together. Bring your appetite and your bible if you have one! 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)

Bible Journaling (Courtenay)
Wed, Aug 5 9 am – 10:30 am

Bible Journaling (Courtenay)

MEET AT Bigfoot Donuts (477 5th St, Courtenay)

Join us at a Bigfoot Donuts coffee shop as we reflect on a verse from the bible and make art based off of it! Bring your bible and journal if you have one, and money for a drink if you want. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)

Bible Journaling (Comox)
Wed, Aug 5 9 am – 10:30 am

Bible Journaling (Comox)

MEET AT The Mill Coffee (1761 C Comox Ave, Comox)

Join us at a The Mill coffee shop in Comox as we reflect on a verse from the bible and make art based off of it! Bring your bible and journal if you have one, and money for a drink if you want. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)

My Name is Margaret: War, Madness & Recovery
Aug 5 – 22 12 pm – 5 pm

My Name is Margaret: War, Madness & Recovery

Artful the Gallery

Wartime trauma, mental illness, and recovery will be explored in an immersive art installation at Artful : The Gallery in Courtenay from August 5 to August 22, 2026. “My Name is Margaret: War, Madness, and Recovery” is the work of Nanaimo author and artist Debbie Marshall. The installation charts the experiences of former Victoria resident Margaret Chaloner in Britain during and immediately after the Second World War. The installation features household objects, clothing, uniforms, and medical records belonging to Chaloner, a fictional figure created by Marshall. For several years, Marshall has worked on projects highlighting the work of women during wartime. She is the author of ‘Give Your Other Vote to the Sister: A Woman’s Journey into the Great War’ and ‘Firing Lines: Three Women Write the First World War’. “The expectations we have of women during wartime are very different from the expectations we have of them in peace,” she says. Mental health is also a major theme running through the installation, with haunting displays depicting the impact of war on women’s mental and emotional health. The installation was first launched at the Ladysmith Gallery in March 20, 2025 and was viewed by over 200 people. Artist Grant Leier found the show compelling. “The fictional composite of Margaret becomes a sounding board for what we now know were thousands of women at this time,” says Leier. “Marshall’s sensitive curating of the installation, her choice of objects, how each individual component enhances the narrative and reinforces the message she is so beautifully telling.” Artful : The Gallery is located at 526C Cumberland Rd., Courtenay. Exhibition hours are Wednesday to Saturday, 12 pm to 5 pm, August 5 to August 22. An opening reception will be held on Saturday, August 8, 7 pm to 9 pm. There will be an artist talk on Saturday, August 22 at 2 pm. All events are free. For more information contact Debbie Marshall at 250-816-1293 or [email protected] To watch a video about the installation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LxWyRovZ_A To watch an interview with Debbie Marshall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6hlGlDNlHU

YFC Valley Drop-In
Wed, Aug 5 12 pm – 4 pm

YFC Valley Drop-In

4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Join us for a drop-in time at our YFC Property! We will have lots of activity options like sports, crafts, our concession cart open. Youth can be dropped off and picked up at any point in the four hours. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)

Summer 2026 Make Art Series
Wed, Aug 5 1 pm – 4 pm

Summer 2026 Make Art Series

Comox Valley Art Gallery

SUMMER 2026 MAKE ART SERIES This summer, the Comox Valley Art Gallery is inviting the community to explore new worlds and perspectives through its Make Art Series , running in conjunction with artist Michael Campbell’s exhibition Field Recordings of Icebergs Melting . The free program includes drop-in Make Art Projects for all ages every Wednesday from 1 – 4pm on the CVAG Plaza, at the corner of Duncan and 6th Street in Downtown Courtenay. The activities are guided by CVAG summer interns. The weekly Make Art sessions will include field journals, map-making, paper mache mountain, found material paintbrushes, planetary cyanotypes, small terrariums, pounded plant prints, and garland-making. As part of the Pulse on the Plaza and Market Day events with our community collaborators, we will also be facilitating the creation of zines and screen prints, miniature spaceships, and pride buttons and upcycled pride flags. CVAG’s Make Art Series offers accessible art-making experiences for people of all ages and abilities. Materials are provided, and facilitators are on-hand to provide instruction. Children and those needing assistance to participate should be accompanied by adult support persons. — WEEKLY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE (1 – 4PM EVERY WEDNESDAY) • July 1 – Field Journals • July 8 – Map-Making • July 15 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 1) • July 22 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 2) • July 29 – Found Material Paintbrushes • August 5 – Planetary Cyanotypes • August 12 – Small Terrariums • August 19 – Pounded Plant Prints • August 26 – Garland-Making — MAKE ART ACTIVITIES DURING SPECIAL EVENTS • Pulse on the Plaza – K’ómoks Fusion Festival (Friday, June 26, from 5 – 9pm) – Zine-Making + Screen Printing • Pulse on the Plaza – Inner Space/Outer Space (Friday, July 24, from 5 – 9pm) – Miniature Spaceships • Market Day (Saturday, July 25, all day) – Sunshine Pinwheels • Pulse on the Plaza – Pride Party (Friday, August 28, from 5 – 9pm) – Pride Buttons + Upcycled Pride Flags

Adventure Days: Hole in the Wall/Cathedral Grove
Thu, Aug 6 9 am – 3 pm

Adventure Days: Hole in the Wall/Cathedral Grove

MEET AT YFC (4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay)

Let’s adventure together! Join us as we explore God’s beautiful creation! This week we will be going to Hole in the Wall and Cathedral Grove! Sign Up Required. Drop off at YFC at 9am, pick up at 3pm. PLEASE BRING: Water Sunscreen & hat Lunch & Snack Weather-appropriate clothing Backpack ANY NECESSARY MEDICATION (i.e. puffer, epipen) More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)

GRUNGE & GLITTER TOUR: Altered By Mom, Hyaenas, and Cold Fame
Thu, Aug 6 9 pm – 9 pm

GRUNGE & GLITTER TOUR: Altered By Mom, Hyaenas, and Cold Fame

The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Avenue, Cumberland, BC

Altered by Mom is a Toronto-based, JUNO-winning, queer-friendly alt-rock power duo (frequently backed by a touring drummer) formed by singer/songwriters Gina Kennedy and Devon Lougheed. Known for “chaos with a party vibe,” they blend classic pop-punk hooks with humorous, resilient, and unapologetic lyricism. Hyaenas is a Canadian indie alt-pop band from Vancouver, BC, known for fusing 80s nostalgia with modern pop production. Formed in 2021, the queer-feminist four-piece has been making waves with their high-energy performances and emotionally resonant songwriting. Cold Fame is an alternative pop-rock duo from BC, Canada, led by vocalist Jodi Pederson and guitarist Damian Anthony. Blending the energy and drive of alternative rock with electronic and pop influences, the band has crafted a unique and emotionally charged sound, inspired by classic horror tropes and suppressed feminine rage.

Family Friday
Fri, Aug 7 3:30 pm

Family Friday

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Fridays are looking pretty good from up here.

Thursday Night Race Series
Fri, Aug 7 6 pm

Thursday Night Race Series

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Join us every Thursday in August for a fun, low-pressure race series in the Mount Washington Bike Park. Built for all levels, these weekly races are less about podiums and more about getting out, progressing your riding, and being part of the community. Each week features a new course to keep things fresh, with a mix of riders showing up to challenge themselves, try something new, or just have a reason to ride with friends after work. Stick around after your lap to hang out on the patio, swap stories, and enjoy a well-earned après with the crew. Full details, formats, and registration info coming soon, save the dates and get ready to ride.

Campout
Aug 7 – 8 6 pm – 9 am

Campout

4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Join us for Campout! We'll have dinner, a group game, time around the fire, then campout in cabins and tents and have breakfast together in the morning! When you sign up through the link below you can indicate if your child would prefer to stay in one of our cabins or a tent. If the cabins become full, any youth on the waitlist have the option to stay in a tent. Please make sure your child brings: - Swimsuit/towel (for slip & slide) - Pillow & sleeping bag - Change of clothes & pyjamas - Toiletries - Any necessary medication - (If staying in tents, bring a sleeping pad) 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak 306-930-8491‬ (Hendré Basson) 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway) 204-380-9636 (Troy Friesen) We want to create a space where we can be present and connect with each other, therefore the youth’s cell phones will be collected for the duration of the campout. If youth need to use their phone they can come see a leader, and if you need to contact them please reach out to one of our staff!

WiL and Company live at ASH Berry Farm
Fri, Aug 7 8 pm – 8 pm

WiL and Company live at ASH Berry Farm

ASH Berry Farm, Ash Berry Farm, 3210 Royston Rd, Comox Valley, BC V9N 9R3, Canada

Ever since we first witnessed WiL live at the Big Time Out in 2011 we were hooked. We look forward to hosting this amazing roots rock trio on our property every summer. Bring your cooler, blanket & besties for a lawn chair concert under the stars at ASH Berry Farm just minutes from Cumberland. BIO WiL’s songs aren’t found on terrestrial radio; not yet anyway. He’s been told his music isn’t easy to categorize. It’s not quite country It’s not Pop. It's too soft for rock stations so what is it??? …the irony is that this Quebec born, Calgary raised, West Coast based front man that heads up this 'eclectic??' indie folk-rock-esque outfit known as WiL and Company has carved out a comfortable niche regardless. Comparisons abound; Ray LaMontagne, Ryan Adams, Nathaniel Rateliff … fantastic company for sure… but WiL likes to stick with his own Company; that with which he keeps while performing on stage. For him there is nothing more fulfilling than transcribing the songs he has crafted over the past twenty two years into an immersive live event with his long time drummer Keith Gallant and multi-instrumentalist Tyler Lieb ( keys, pedal steel and electric guitar ) ‘The Company is so dynamic and improvisational you can barely walk away to take a leak or grab a drink without fear of missing out on a magic moment of staggering musicianship or offbeat, hilarious storytelling’ – Craig Milton / An Evening in the Valley In 2024 WiL set about working on new music teaming up with Dirty Windshields ( CKUA ) host and alt country singer/songwriter Leeroy Stagger to record and co-produce a series of new songs slated for a ‘staggered’ release throughout 2026/27. Please bring your bare feet ( for dancing ) + chair/pillow/sweater/mozzie spray + cash or card for an awesome band T-shirt. Please note that you are welcome to camp overnight on the farm. Please consider camping if you are unable to drive. Gate opens at 7:00 and show stars at 8:00. Tickets $35 https://waverley.tickit.ca https://www.facebook.com/wilandcompany https://www.instagram.com/wilandcompany_band https://wilandcompany.com/home ASH Berry Farm located at 3210 Royston Rd Courtenay All ticket proceeds to artist. See less

Fibre & Fungi with Miss Bumble
Sat, Aug 8 10 am – 12 pm

Fibre & Fungi with Miss Bumble

campbell river art gallery

The Campbell River Art Gallery invites you to join Miss Bumble, Fibre artist, Illustrator and Mycology enthusiast for a ‘Sacred in All Forms’ closing tea party while you create your own needle felted mushroom in the gallery! Looking at samples and reference of mushrooms from original images made by women in mycology and exploring the study of the mycellium network you will make your own fibre sculpture using wool. All supplies included, beginner friendly. 14+ age recommendation as it is a more involved project. 10:00AM – 12:00PM in the Main Gallery Register now online at https://www.crartgallery.ca/events/#!event/register/2026/5/30/fibre-fungi-with-miss-bumble About the Artist Miss Bumble is an Illustrator, Painter, Textile & Felting Artist creating on the unceded territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, in the province known as BC, Canada. The artist takes large inspiration from local mycology (study of mushrooms) as well as west coast natural flora and fauna in her illustrations and fibre works.

Community Mural Party
Sat, Aug 8 10 am – 1 pm

Community Mural Party

No. 6 Mine Park

Home to Me: A Community Mural Project , led by Zoë Biggs and Alex Maertz, invites participants to co‑create a large mixed‑media fabric mural exploring what “home” means during two August community art events in Cumberland Park. Once completed, the mural will be displayed in local community spaces as a shared expression of place, belonging, and collective creativity.

ANCIIENTS live @ the Waverley!! Third times a CHARM!!
Sat, Aug 8 9:30 pm – 9:30 pm

ANCIIENTS live @ the Waverley!! Third times a CHARM!!

The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada

REINVENTING STEEL presents... Back in Cumberland for they're 3rd Riff Shredding show Live at the Waverley hotel.... ANCIIENTS have Returned!! Along with Victoria prog artists BIKURA getting things started off for an awesome night of wicked tunes and good times! Come on out Saturday August 8th. There will be BANDS! (duh), reinventing steel will have a raffle with some awesome prizes! Such as free piercings and gold jewelry! All proceeds from the raffle will be donated to a good cause as always, so make sure to bring some raffle money with you and help some folks out! Also, Fun IDEA! Are you single? Well hot damn, we may have some ideas on how you may just be able to meet some other awesome single folks at the show!! So come dressed to impress! Or dress like an absolute FOOL!.. we don't judge... but the other singles may? Who knows? lets find out! Advanced tickets are $25 and can be located at the normal spots here on the event page. If you somehow forget then its $30 at the door, gotta make sure these bands can eat right? Hope to see all you awesome folks at the show, don't forget to share this with all your dudes and dudettes and others!!!!!!!!!!!!! Box Office 8:30 PM Show 9:30 PM Pub open all evening. Tickets: https://waverley.tickit.ca/

Summer 2026 Make Art Series
Wed, Aug 12 1 pm – 4 pm

Summer 2026 Make Art Series

Comox Valley Art Gallery

SUMMER 2026 MAKE ART SERIES This summer, the Comox Valley Art Gallery is inviting the community to explore new worlds and perspectives through its Make Art Series , running in conjunction with artist Michael Campbell’s exhibition Field Recordings of Icebergs Melting . The free program includes drop-in Make Art Projects for all ages every Wednesday from 1 – 4pm on the CVAG Plaza, at the corner of Duncan and 6th Street in Downtown Courtenay. The activities are guided by CVAG summer interns. The weekly Make Art sessions will include field journals, map-making, paper mache mountain, found material paintbrushes, planetary cyanotypes, small terrariums, pounded plant prints, and garland-making. As part of the Pulse on the Plaza and Market Day events with our community collaborators, we will also be facilitating the creation of zines and screen prints, miniature spaceships, and pride buttons and upcycled pride flags. CVAG’s Make Art Series offers accessible art-making experiences for people of all ages and abilities. Materials are provided, and facilitators are on-hand to provide instruction. Children and those needing assistance to participate should be accompanied by adult support persons. — WEEKLY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE (1 – 4PM EVERY WEDNESDAY) • July 1 – Field Journals • July 8 – Map-Making • July 15 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 1) • July 22 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 2) • July 29 – Found Material Paintbrushes • August 5 – Planetary Cyanotypes • August 12 – Small Terrariums • August 19 – Pounded Plant Prints • August 26 – Garland-Making — MAKE ART ACTIVITIES DURING SPECIAL EVENTS • Pulse on the Plaza – K’ómoks Fusion Festival (Friday, June 26, from 5 – 9pm) – Zine-Making + Screen Printing • Pulse on the Plaza – Inner Space/Outer Space (Friday, July 24, from 5 – 9pm) – Miniature Spaceships • Market Day (Saturday, July 25, all day) – Sunshine Pinwheels • Pulse on the Plaza – Pride Party (Friday, August 28, from 5 – 9pm) – Pride Buttons + Upcycled Pride Flags

Rowdy Race Club Women’s Ride Series
Thu, Aug 13 5 pm

Rowdy Race Club Women’s Ride Series

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Get ready for race night with Rowdy Race Club. Join the crew for hosted practice laps, trail and line-choice discussions, last-minute questions, and plenty of encouragement before the Thursday Night Race Series begins.

Family Friday
Fri, Aug 14 3:30 pm

Family Friday

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Fridays are looking pretty good from up here.

The Mooks (NYC) Live at the Waverley
Fri, Aug 14 9 pm – 9 pm

The Mooks (NYC) Live at the Waverley

The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada

The Mooks are coming to Cumberland! Vic Ruggiero of the Slackers, legendary NYC guitarist Simon Chardiet and Jory Kinjo are bringing their signature blues, roots, soul, reggae and ska to the Waverley hotel on FRIDAY, AUG 14th. Spread the word! $20. Box Office 8pm Show 9pm Pub open all evening. Tickets: https://waverley.tickit.ca/

ROCK THE BLOCK 2026
Sat, Aug 15 5 pm – 5 pm

ROCK THE BLOCK 2026

The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada

FIVE ALARM FUNK, DRAMA QUEEN, LA CUMBIA DELIRIO, TYGER & THE STRYPES, TEREZA TOMEK KUMUGWE DANCERS & SELAYNE!

Summer 2026 Make Art Series
Wed, Aug 19 1 pm – 4 pm

Summer 2026 Make Art Series

Comox Valley Art Gallery

SUMMER 2026 MAKE ART SERIES This summer, the Comox Valley Art Gallery is inviting the community to explore new worlds and perspectives through its Make Art Series , running in conjunction with artist Michael Campbell’s exhibition Field Recordings of Icebergs Melting . The free program includes drop-in Make Art Projects for all ages every Wednesday from 1 – 4pm on the CVAG Plaza, at the corner of Duncan and 6th Street in Downtown Courtenay. The activities are guided by CVAG summer interns. The weekly Make Art sessions will include field journals, map-making, paper mache mountain, found material paintbrushes, planetary cyanotypes, small terrariums, pounded plant prints, and garland-making. As part of the Pulse on the Plaza and Market Day events with our community collaborators, we will also be facilitating the creation of zines and screen prints, miniature spaceships, and pride buttons and upcycled pride flags. CVAG’s Make Art Series offers accessible art-making experiences for people of all ages and abilities. Materials are provided, and facilitators are on-hand to provide instruction. Children and those needing assistance to participate should be accompanied by adult support persons. — WEEKLY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE (1 – 4PM EVERY WEDNESDAY) • July 1 – Field Journals • July 8 – Map-Making • July 15 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 1) • July 22 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 2) • July 29 – Found Material Paintbrushes • August 5 – Planetary Cyanotypes • August 12 – Small Terrariums • August 19 – Pounded Plant Prints • August 26 – Garland-Making — MAKE ART ACTIVITIES DURING SPECIAL EVENTS • Pulse on the Plaza – K’ómoks Fusion Festival (Friday, June 26, from 5 – 9pm) – Zine-Making + Screen Printing • Pulse on the Plaza – Inner Space/Outer Space (Friday, July 24, from 5 – 9pm) – Miniature Spaceships • Market Day (Saturday, July 25, all day) – Sunshine Pinwheels • Pulse on the Plaza – Pride Party (Friday, August 28, from 5 – 9pm) – Pride Buttons + Upcycled Pride Flags

Comox Valley RibFest 2026
Aug 21 – 23 11 am – 7 pm

Comox Valley RibFest 2026

Village of Cumberland

The much-anticipated Comox Valley RibFest returns to Village Park, Cumberland, August 21-23, 2026. This 3-day Food & Music Festival features 5 professional Canadian rib teams, 7 local food truck vendors, 17 live local music acts, a Kids Zone with bouncy castles, a Beverage Tent with local breweries, winery and cidery, and an Artisans Alley featuring 20 local creators. RibFest's dedicated Green Team keeps the festival as eco-friendly as possible. Entry is by donation, with proceeds supporting local and international Rotary initiatives. Organized by Strathcona Sunrise Rotary Club and Rotary Club of Comox Valley.

Family Friday
Fri, Aug 21 3:30 pm

Family Friday

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Fridays are looking pretty good from up here.

VI BIKE FEST - Stevie Smith Memorial Canada Cup
Fri, Aug 21 4 pm

VI BIKE FEST - Stevie Smith Memorial Canada Cup

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Join us at Mount Washington this Labour Day weekend for a high-energy celebration of bikes, racing, and Vancouver Island’s riding community. From Bike Park laps to a full weekend of downhill action, this is one of the biggest weekends of the season on the mountain.

Summer 2026 Make Art Series
Wed, Aug 26 1 pm – 4 pm

Summer 2026 Make Art Series

Comox Valley Art Gallery

SUMMER 2026 MAKE ART SERIES This summer, the Comox Valley Art Gallery is inviting the community to explore new worlds and perspectives through its Make Art Series , running in conjunction with artist Michael Campbell’s exhibition Field Recordings of Icebergs Melting . The free program includes drop-in Make Art Projects for all ages every Wednesday from 1 – 4pm on the CVAG Plaza, at the corner of Duncan and 6th Street in Downtown Courtenay. The activities are guided by CVAG summer interns. The weekly Make Art sessions will include field journals, map-making, paper mache mountain, found material paintbrushes, planetary cyanotypes, small terrariums, pounded plant prints, and garland-making. As part of the Pulse on the Plaza and Market Day events with our community collaborators, we will also be facilitating the creation of zines and screen prints, miniature spaceships, and pride buttons and upcycled pride flags. CVAG’s Make Art Series offers accessible art-making experiences for people of all ages and abilities. Materials are provided, and facilitators are on-hand to provide instruction. Children and those needing assistance to participate should be accompanied by adult support persons. — WEEKLY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE (1 – 4PM EVERY WEDNESDAY) • July 1 – Field Journals • July 8 – Map-Making • July 15 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 1) • July 22 – Paper Mache Mountains/Zine-Making (Part 2) • July 29 – Found Material Paintbrushes • August 5 – Planetary Cyanotypes • August 12 – Small Terrariums • August 19 – Pounded Plant Prints • August 26 – Garland-Making — MAKE ART ACTIVITIES DURING SPECIAL EVENTS • Pulse on the Plaza – K’ómoks Fusion Festival (Friday, June 26, from 5 – 9pm) – Zine-Making + Screen Printing • Pulse on the Plaza – Inner Space/Outer Space (Friday, July 24, from 5 – 9pm) – Miniature Spaceships • Market Day (Saturday, July 25, all day) – Sunshine Pinwheels • Pulse on the Plaza – Pride Party (Friday, August 28, from 5 – 9pm) – Pride Buttons + Upcycled Pride Flags

Comox Valley Exhibition
Aug 28 – 30 2:30 pm – 5 pm

Comox Valley Exhibition

Courtenay Fairgrounds 4839 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay

Promoting local farming, the exhibition offers three days of fun-filled events for all family members. You can pet a lamb, watch the diving dogs, and the many farm animal shows. Check out the demonstrations, enjoy fresh squeezed lemonade, and sit back and enjoy the lumberjack show, carving show and non-stop entertainment.

Family Friday
Fri, Aug 28 3:30 pm

Family Friday

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Fridays are looking pretty good from up here.

Pulse on the Plaza 2026 – Pride Party
Fri, Aug 28 5 pm – 9 pm

Pulse on the Plaza 2026 – Pride Party

Downtown Courtenay

End the summer loud and proud! Summer Pulse on the Plaza closes out the season with Pride, a joyful, free, all-ages celebration presented in partnership with Queer Centre Comox Valley. Devours and Mean Bikini are on the bill, and headlining the night is the one and only Queer As Funk!!! — because this evening deserves nothing less. CV/Arts and the Comox Valley Art Gallery bring the hands-on art fun, Andy Mac brings the screen printing vibes, and the food trucks and ice cream bring the rest. Come celebrate, create, and dance with your community in Downtown Courtenay. Free admission. All ages. Come ready to learn, listen, and celebrate.

Pulse on the Plaza
Fri, Aug 28 5:30 pm – 9 pm

Pulse on the Plaza

Location TBA

End the summer loud and proud! Summer Pulse on the Plaza closes out the season with Pride, a joyful, free, all-ages celebration presented in partnership with Queer Centre Comox Valley . Come celebrate, create, and dance with your community in Downtown Courtenay. Free admission. All ages. All are welcome. Cumberland Forest runs the bar for this event, join us and help serve up some cheer at this evening art event!

Island Cup Enduro
Sun, Aug 30 11 am

Island Cup Enduro

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Save the date, Island Cup Enduro Series returns to Mount Washington this summer.

September 2026 19 events

Family Friday
Fri, Sep 4 3:30 pm

Family Friday

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Fridays are looking pretty good from up here.

D.I.Y Art Fest: A Day of Free Workshops
Sat, Sep 5 10 am – 4 pm

D.I.Y Art Fest: A Day of Free Workshops

Lewis Park

This D.I.Y. Arts & Crafts Fest , led by Lauren Correia, is an outdoor park event featuring artist‑run stations for sewing, felting, screen printing, painting, and stained glass. This all‑ages gathering celebrates creativity while spotlighting and supporting local arts groups. All supplies provided.

Summer Passholder BBQ
Sat, Sep 5 12 pm

Summer Passholder BBQ

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

This one’s all about celebrating our Pass Holders. Join us Saturday, September 5 for a free community BBQ created as a thank-you to the Pass Holders who help make Mount Washington what it is. This is our chance to give a little mountain love back. Expect free food, live music, and an easygoing afternoon with fellow Pass Holders as we celebrate the community that supports the mountain through every season.

Mid-week Operations Closed - Weekends Only
Tue, Sep 8 9 am

Mid-week Operations Closed - Weekends Only

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Mount Washington is now closed mid-week! Come up and enjoy the mountain on weekends through September as we begin to wrap up the summer season.

Dodge City Enduro
Sun, Sep 13 8 am – 4 pm

Dodge City Enduro

Cumberland

Race the Dodgezilla Sept 13th Ride five rad stages Multiple categories Registration via the Island Cup enduro series website Have the best day racing the clock Enjoy the world class trails of Cumberland

Perseverance Trail Run
Sat, Sep 26 9 am

Perseverance Trail Run

Cumberland, B.C.

The goal of this year’s event is once again to raise funds for the Cumberland Community Forest Society, promote community connection, physical activity and nature conservation.

October 2026 16 events

7th Annual Cumberland Fungus Fest
Oct 1 – 4 4:30 pm – 4:30 pm

7th Annual Cumberland Fungus Fest

Cumberland BC

Join us for the 7th Annual Cumberland Fungus Fest Thursday October 1st to Sunday October 4th in the Village of Cumberland. This 4 day interdisciplinary celebration of fungus and forest ecology includes presentations, knowledge sharing, guided walks, art projects, storytelling, films, kids activities, and more! Thursday Night Science Pub, Friday Night Fungus Bazaar Art Night, Craft Market, Saturday Night Forest Walks and so much more. Join knowledge holders from the local community and from across the Salish Sea Region for this full emmersion into the fantastic world of fungi. Early Bird Fungus Fest Passes are on sale now for $45. Youth Passes 12-21 only $25. Child Passes under 12 $10. Babes in arms/buggies/backpacks FREE. Buy your tickets HERE This Pass gets you access to all onsite workshops, presentations, knowledge sharing circles, Fungus Bazaar, films and EXCLUSIVE ACCESS to register for the guided walks & Science Pub (additional costs apply). Think of it as a Fungus Fringe Festival – your Fungus Fest Pass gets you access to a tonne of awesome programing – and gets you first in line to register for events with limited capacity! Stay tuned for schedules, speakers and other details! Don’t delay – this event will sell out. Cumberland’s annual Fungus Fest is generously supported by Harmonic Arts, Current Environmental, Cumberland Guesthouse, and Experience Comox Valley. Want to join us as a sponsor of our 2026 event? 100% of proceeds support our stewardship, education and land protection efforts! Message [email protected] Looking to join the volunteer crew or participate as a (fungus or forest themed) vendor for this epic event? Message [email protected] Are you a knowledge holder, storyteller, or world weaver willing to share your knowledge and be part of the 2026 program? Message [email protected]

November 2026 8 events

Glob
Mon, Nov 30 7 pm

Glob

Sid Williams Theatre

Glob at Sid Williams Theatre

December 2026 6 events

January 2027 1 event

February 2027 3 events

March 2027 4 events

April 2027 3 events