Concerts, markets, meetups, workshops – here's what's coming up in the Valley.
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
Sid Williams Theatre
Courtenay Little Theatre presents The Children by Lucy Kirkwood, at the Sid Williams Theatre, from April 15-19. Part mystery, part comedy, part eco-thriller, The Children asks: What do we owe the next generation? Set in a little cottage on the coast of England, a married couple, Robin and Hazel, spend a pleasant summer evening with an old friend, Rose, after she shows up out of the blue. There’s plenty of drinking, eating, joking and arguing, even some dancing – standard reunion fare. But not all is as it seems. The three are retired nuclear engineers who worked together at the nearby Nuclear Power Station, which was recently hit by a tsunami, causing a meltdown. The cottage is actually a temporary shelter; Robin and Hazel’s ruined home is located inside the exclusion zone. And Rose comes bearing secrets from the past and a challenging vision for the future. The Children was nominated for a 2018 Tony Award for Best Play, and won the 2019 UK Writer’s Guild Award for Best New Play and the 2019 Australian Helpmann Award for Best Play. About the theme of generational responsibility, millennial playwright Lucy Kirkwood commented, “my hope is that audiences will not feel that the play is about a single generation – it is not a satire on baby-boomers, it’s about all of us – in 35 years I will be Hazel’s age and I am certain that the next generations will be asking the same questions of me as mine ask of hers.” Director Catherine Hannon ( Dracula , Hedda Gabler , The Drawer Boy ) chose the play for “its great dialogue and its wit, accessible characters and provocative ideas.” Hannon said she loves collaborating with veteran CLT actors Simon Easterman ( Dracula ), Erin Malin ( Dracula , Myth of the Ostrich , The Shoplifters ) and Ruthie Tilston ( Humble Boy , The Ladies Foursome ), a cast she said “have the experience, smarts and comic timing to balance both the humour and the drama of the The Children” . Surprising, relatable, funny and moving, The Children will also represent CLT at the Theatre BC North Island Zone Theatre Festival at Nanaimo Theatre Group’s Bailey Theatre on May 20. Tickets for shows at The Sid Williams Theatre, April 15-19 are available at www.sidwilliamstheatre.com and for more information about the NIZ festival go to www.courtenaylittletheatre.com “Sly, gripping, darkly funny…” — The Times “Grips compulsively…Leaves you an abundance of ideas on which to ruminate.” –The Guardian
Cumberland Recreation Institute
The much anticipated CCFS Spring Trivia is coming up on Friday April 17th! Teams of 8 (no more and no less) compete for fame and glory, and sweet prizes from local supporters! Mark your calendar and set your alarms! This event sells out within an hour! Only 45 tables available. Online registration goes live March 17th at 9 am. REGISTER HERE
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Meal Night, we'll share a meal together and hear from a guest speaker. Please fill out the form below to let us know if your child is coming! Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
St Georges United Church
The Celebration Singers Community Choirs present “Elements”, paying homage to our wonderful planet with songs of Earth, wind, fire and water.
Sid Williams Theatre
Courtenay Little Theatre presents The Children by Lucy Kirkwood, at the Sid Williams Theatre, from April 15-19. Part mystery, part comedy, part eco-thriller, The Children asks: What do we owe the next generation? Set in a little cottage on the coast of England, a married couple, Robin and Hazel, spend a pleasant summer evening with an old friend, Rose, after she shows up out of the blue. There’s plenty of drinking, eating, joking and arguing, even some dancing – standard reunion fare. But not all is as it seems. The three are retired nuclear engineers who worked together at the nearby Nuclear Power Station, which was recently hit by a tsunami, causing a meltdown. The cottage is actually a temporary shelter; Robin and Hazel’s ruined home is located inside the exclusion zone. And Rose comes bearing secrets from the past and a challenging vision for the future. The Children was nominated for a 2018 Tony Award for Best Play, and won the 2019 UK Writer’s Guild Award for Best New Play and the 2019 Australian Helpmann Award for Best Play. About the theme of generational responsibility, millennial playwright Lucy Kirkwood commented, “my hope is that audiences will not feel that the play is about a single generation – it is not a satire on baby-boomers, it’s about all of us – in 35 years I will be Hazel’s age and I am certain that the next generations will be asking the same questions of me as mine ask of hers.” Director Catherine Hannon ( Dracula , Hedda Gabler , The Drawer Boy ) chose the play for “its great dialogue and its wit, accessible characters and provocative ideas.” Hannon said she loves collaborating with veteran CLT actors Simon Easterman ( Dracula ), Erin Malin ( Dracula , Myth of the Ostrich , The Shoplifters ) and Ruthie Tilston ( Humble Boy , The Ladies Foursome ), a cast she said “have the experience, smarts and comic timing to balance both the humour and the drama of the The Children” . Surprising, relatable, funny and moving, The Children will also represent CLT at the Theatre BC North Island Zone Theatre Festival at Nanaimo Theatre Group’s Bailey Theatre on May 20. Tickets for shows at The Sid Williams Theatre, April 15-19 are available at www.sidwilliamstheatre.com and for more information about the NIZ festival go to www.courtenaylittletheatre.com “Sly, gripping, darkly funny…” — The Times “Grips compulsively…Leaves you an abundance of ideas on which to ruminate.” –The Guardian
2692 Dunsmuir Avenue, Cumberland, BC, Canada, British Columbia V0R 1S0, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Not to be missed! Totally Twain is Canada's #1 Shania Twain Tribute. Featuring Vancouver Vocalist, Michelle Reid, backed up with an all-star live band. Totally Twain is authentic a… Tumingin pa
Cumberland BC
Join us for a week long celebration of environmental learning, hands on stewardship, creative exploration, and community collaboration with the Cumberland Forest and friends from across the Village and beyond! Stay tuned for details and registration links! All Week Long: > Forest Scavenger Hunt > Lake Park Clean Up Saturday April 18th > Foveo Earth Day Run – fundraiser for Project Watershed Sunday April 19 > Invasive Removal Work Party with CCFS 10 am > Middle Earth Guided Walk w/ Tal Engel of WolfTree Forest Restoration 1pm Monday April 20 > Wild Medicinal Plant Walk with Amada Howe 4:30 pm Tuesday April 21 > Placekeeping Grief – Exploring Altered Landscapes in the Lower Perseverance Corridor with CCFS ED Meaghan Cursons and the Comox Valley Art Gallery 4:00 pm Wednesday April 22 > Intentional Storytelling through Photography – Guided by Arleta (Yellow Petal Photo) and Meredith (Meredith Rose Photography) 3 pm > Strathcona Wilderness Institute AGM 7 pm Thursday April 23 > Early Years Earth Day Event at the CRI! 10:30 am > Guided Walk TBD > The Story of K’omoks, livestream of Sid Presentation 7 pm Friday April 24 > More than Human World – Creating the Council with Chad Morse 4 pm Saturday April 25th > Guided Bird Walk with Jack Bindernagel > CCSS 4th Annual Repair Cafe Sunday April 26th > Intentional Storytelling through Photography – Guided by Arleta (Yellow Petal Photo) and Meredith (Meredith Rose Photography) 2-4 pm See less
St Georges United Church
The Celebration Singers Community Choirs present “Elements”, paying homage to our wonderful planet with songs of Earth, wind, fire and water.
Sid Williams Theatre
Courtenay Little Theatre presents The Children by Lucy Kirkwood, at the Sid Williams Theatre, from April 15-19. Part mystery, part comedy, part eco-thriller, The Children asks: What do we owe the next generation? Set in a little cottage on the coast of England, a married couple, Robin and Hazel, spend a pleasant summer evening with an old friend, Rose, after she shows up out of the blue. There’s plenty of drinking, eating, joking and arguing, even some dancing – standard reunion fare. But not all is as it seems. The three are retired nuclear engineers who worked together at the nearby Nuclear Power Station, which was recently hit by a tsunami, causing a meltdown. The cottage is actually a temporary shelter; Robin and Hazel’s ruined home is located inside the exclusion zone. And Rose comes bearing secrets from the past and a challenging vision for the future. The Children was nominated for a 2018 Tony Award for Best Play, and won the 2019 UK Writer’s Guild Award for Best New Play and the 2019 Australian Helpmann Award for Best Play. About the theme of generational responsibility, millennial playwright Lucy Kirkwood commented, “my hope is that audiences will not feel that the play is about a single generation – it is not a satire on baby-boomers, it’s about all of us – in 35 years I will be Hazel’s age and I am certain that the next generations will be asking the same questions of me as mine ask of hers.” Director Catherine Hannon ( Dracula , Hedda Gabler , The Drawer Boy ) chose the play for “its great dialogue and its wit, accessible characters and provocative ideas.” Hannon said she loves collaborating with veteran CLT actors Simon Easterman ( Dracula ), Erin Malin ( Dracula , Myth of the Ostrich , The Shoplifters ) and Ruthie Tilston ( Humble Boy , The Ladies Foursome ), a cast she said “have the experience, smarts and comic timing to balance both the humour and the drama of the The Children” . Surprising, relatable, funny and moving, The Children will also represent CLT at the Theatre BC North Island Zone Theatre Festival at Nanaimo Theatre Group’s Bailey Theatre on May 20. Tickets for shows at The Sid Williams Theatre, April 15-19 are available at www.sidwilliamstheatre.com and for more information about the NIZ festival go to www.courtenaylittletheatre.com “Sly, gripping, darkly funny…” — The Times “Grips compulsively…Leaves you an abundance of ideas on which to ruminate.” –The Guardian
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
19+ Box Office 9pm Music 930pm Chase The Bear is a high-energy, six-piece Canadian rock band hailing from Vancouver, BC. Known for their dynamic, infectious, and hook-laden songs… Tumingin pa
Sid Williams Theatre
Courtenay Little Theatre presents The Children by Lucy Kirkwood, at the Sid Williams Theatre, from April 15-19. Part mystery, part comedy, part eco-thriller, The Children asks: What do we owe the next generation? Set in a little cottage on the coast of England, a married couple, Robin and Hazel, spend a pleasant summer evening with an old friend, Rose, after she shows up out of the blue. There’s plenty of drinking, eating, joking and arguing, even some dancing – standard reunion fare. But not all is as it seems. The three are retired nuclear engineers who worked together at the nearby Nuclear Power Station, which was recently hit by a tsunami, causing a meltdown. The cottage is actually a temporary shelter; Robin and Hazel’s ruined home is located inside the exclusion zone. And Rose comes bearing secrets from the past and a challenging vision for the future. The Children was nominated for a 2018 Tony Award for Best Play, and won the 2019 UK Writer’s Guild Award for Best New Play and the 2019 Australian Helpmann Award for Best Play. About the theme of generational responsibility, millennial playwright Lucy Kirkwood commented, “my hope is that audiences will not feel that the play is about a single generation – it is not a satire on baby-boomers, it’s about all of us – in 35 years I will be Hazel’s age and I am certain that the next generations will be asking the same questions of me as mine ask of hers.” Director Catherine Hannon ( Dracula , Hedda Gabler , The Drawer Boy ) chose the play for “its great dialogue and its wit, accessible characters and provocative ideas.” Hannon said she loves collaborating with veteran CLT actors Simon Easterman ( Dracula ), Erin Malin ( Dracula , Myth of the Ostrich , The Shoplifters ) and Ruthie Tilston ( Humble Boy , The Ladies Foursome ), a cast she said “have the experience, smarts and comic timing to balance both the humour and the drama of the The Children” . Surprising, relatable, funny and moving, The Children will also represent CLT at the Theatre BC North Island Zone Theatre Festival at Nanaimo Theatre Group’s Bailey Theatre on May 20. Tickets for shows at The Sid Williams Theatre, April 15-19 are available at www.sidwilliamstheatre.com and for more information about the NIZ festival go to www.courtenaylittletheatre.com “Sly, gripping, darkly funny…” — The Times “Grips compulsively…Leaves you an abundance of ideas on which to ruminate.” –The Guardian
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Girls, this week bring any unwanted items or clothes (in good condition) and we'll swap and take home some new-to-us items! Girls' Group is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This program aims to coach, develop, and guide youth in writing a short story in 8 weeks. They will participate in workshops, writing sprints, and writing groups to grow and refine their craft while seeing the value of using Biblical narrative to spin the ultimate tale! Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
Sid Williams Theatre
Weeds Through the Pavement: CVAG Youth Media Project Screening at Sid Williams Theatre
Crown Isle Resort
A one-day experience for ambitious entrepreneurs ready to spark growth, connection, and momentum IGNITE Summit Powered by First Credit Union is an immersive, in-person event designed for entrepreneurs, founders, creatives, and business owners who are ready to grow with intention and build meaningful connections within their local business community. This thoughtfully curated day brings together inspiring speakers, practical business insight, and genuine networking opportunities — creating space for conversations that move your business forward and connections that last beyond the event. Whether you’re in the early stages of building or well into scaling, IGNITE is designed to leave you with clarity, momentum, and actionable ideas you can take back into your business right away.
Regier Theatre
An unforgettable night of rhythm, harmony, and soul. Namibia’s renowned Collective Singers Choir is bringing their high-energy tour to Western Canada, and Courtenay is on the map! From international stages like the World Choral Expo in Portugal, these 36 powerful vocalists are known for performances that move the spirit (and the feet!). This isn’t just a concert—it’s a collaboration. Collective will be joined by our very own Co-Val Choristers . Proudly sponsored by the Korora Choir Association as they celebrate their 30th Anniversary. Bring the whole family—this is music for everyone! Here is the link to ticket sales on Showpass: 8PM – https://www.showpass.com/collective-singers-from-namibia-courtenay-8pm-concert/
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Due to our annual fundraising banquet, there will be no Thrive this week.
Sid Williams Theatre
Reconciliation Journey - Community Learning Series: The People of the K'omoks Nation at Sid Williams Theatre
Location TBA
@ Learning Lounge: Ancestral Echoes × Art Wagon Pop-up podcast listening event — FREE Saturday, April 24 • 1–4 PM CVAG Plaza, Downtown Courtenay Drop by the CV/Arts Art Wagon—now a cozy mobile listening booth—for a relaxed, free afternoon of snacks and episodes from Ancestral Echoes. Hear multigenerational conversations between MIKI’SIW Métis Elders and youth from Season 1. All welcome! Bring a friend — listen, learn, and connect. This event is part of the Reconciliation Advisory Table Learning Series is a project of the Comox Valley Reconciliation Advisory Table, a round table of Comox Valley’s local governments working collaboratively with First Nations, Inuit, Metis, and urban Indigenous peoples and organizations on advancing reconciliation and relationship building in our community. The Reconciliation Advisory Table was formed in 2022 and includes participants from the K’ómoks First Nation, Indigenous Women’s Sharing Society, Kumugwe Cultural Society, MIKSIW Métis Association, Sasamans Society, Upper Island Women of Native Ancestry, City of Courtenay, Comox Valley Regional District, Town of Comox and the Village of Cumberland. Public education is a priority for the Advisory Table and this new Learning Series (April 23-25) marks a key milestone in the group’s work. Find out more HERE Poster featuring participants in season one of Ancestral Echoes: Chrys and Keygan. All episodes of Ancestral Echoes were recorded in the Comox Valley Arts Digital Creation Hub. Episodes of the upcoming season 4 will be played on DIGFM, a partner of this production. We thank the Comox Valley Art Gallery for their space and headsets. Ancestral Echoes is funded through Service Canada New Horizons for Seniors. Comox Valley Arts View Organizer Website Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
Cumberland Museum & Archives
Through this film the whole family is invited to explore actions that we can all take towards reconciliation! This is a NEW film in the Spirit Bear Series , honouring the memories of all the children and families affected by residential schools and the veterans who fought for peace and justice for all people in Canada. This screening is being presented in support of the Reconciliation Learning Series, is a project of the Comox Valley Reconciliation Advisory Table, a round table of Comox Valley’s local governments working collaboratively with First Nations, Inuit, Metis, and urban Indigenous peoples and organizations on advancing reconciliation and relationship building in our community. This new Learning Series (April 23-25) marks a key milestone in the group’s work.
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Movie Night! There will be popcorn, but you can bring money for the concession (pop/chocolate bars are $1). Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
Sid Williams Theatre
ImageFest 2026 at Sid Williams Theatre
St Georges United Church
Choral Concert
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
with local guest opener AUBNOXIOU$ Friday April 24 @ The Waverley Hotel Box Office 9:00pm Music 9:30pm… Tumingin pa
Comox Recreation Centre, 1855 Noel Ave, Comox, BC
The Expo is a welcoming, informative community event designed to help older adults stay healthy, active, and engaged as they age by providing opportunities to connect directly with trusted local resources.
St Georges United Church
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Sid Williams Theatre
@ As part of their milestone 20th Anniversary Season, the Just in Time Choirs continue the celebration with their spring concert, “Director’s Cut – 20th Anniversary Highlights.” Be a part of this commemorative musical extravaganza at the Sid Williams Theatre, where there will be performances on Saturday April 25th in the evening and Sunday April 26th in the afternoon. For two decades, the Just in Time Choirs have been bringing community together through the power of song — sharing music, connection, and unforgettable performances. This special spring concert marks Part 2 of their anniversary concert series, featuring personal favourites chosen by Musical Director, Wendy Nixon Stothert. The organization consists of three ensembles: Unplugged (everyone welcome), and the smaller auditioned groups, the Jems (treble) and Vocal Minority (mixed). They will be joined by skilled musical collaborators: Sean Mooney on piano, Beau Stocker on drums, Steve Wallace on bass, and Rachel Cooper on clarinet and sax. These renowned contemporary choirs are known for their versatility; their performances cover a wide spectrum of musical styles from jazz, ballads, folk, swing, soul, and contemporary pop to classic rock. Drawing from standout moments across the past twenty years, Director’s Cut showcases songs that have shaped the choir’s musical journey — audience favourites, meaningful repertoire, and highlights that reflect the growth and spirit of the choir family. Just in Time’s founder and Music Director, Wendy Nixon Stothert is excited to continue the celebration. “It has made me really happy to have a reason to dig into the archives and return to some of my favourite songs, some from quite far back!” says Nixon Stothert. “Many of these songs are reminiscent of very special performance moments we’ve had over these past 20 years. For example, I chose Stand By Me because I remember when 40 of us travelled to Cuba in 2014 and we sang it deep in a cave. Bumblebee is on the setlist because it reminds me of when my daughter sang the song with the Jems when she was 10 years old. Vocal Minority recorded a video version of Take On Me during the pandemic when we couldn’t sing in person together and singing it again now reminds me of the perseverance and dedication of the singers during those tough times. All of these magical moments, and many more, form a treasure trove that I love to reflect upon.” The setlist also includes Coco Love Alcorn’s soulful “Revolution”, jazz standard “Cheek to Cheek”, an acapella version of Ah-Ha’s 80s hit “Take on Me”, “Sir Duke” by the incomparable Stevie Wonder and “Sway” a la Michael Buble. To name just a few! The concert finale brings all three choirs together to perform Led Zeppelin’s epic classic “Stairway to Heaven” and, fittingly, the jazz standard “Just in Time”. This concert caps a year-long celebration honouring 20 years of music and community. Join the Just in Time Choirs as they look back on cherished memories while celebrating the vibrant energy that continues to inspire singers and audiences alike. Tickets are $33.40 (incl fees) for adults, $15 for children 12 & under, plus fees. There is also a live stream option for $33.40 per household, and we are again offering a limited number of Community Supported Tickets at $15 for those under financial constraint. Tickets available in person, by phone, and online at sidwilliamstheatre.com. Patrons are encouraged to purchase tickets early as performances regularly sell out. Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live Details Date: Time:
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Got Pop? Concerts & The Waverley Hotel presents: ALPHA YAYA DIALLO (with band!) Saturday April 25th 2026 at The Waverley Hotel… Tumingin pa
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
The Royal LePage Snow to Surf is not just a race. Since 1982, this iconic multisport extravaganza has encouraged participation and healthy lifestyles through experiencing the great outdoors. Sparked from a passion for activity and for sharing the stunning scenery of the Comox Valley, the dedication of our members has established this event as a deep-rooted community occasion.
Virtual
As part of their milestone 20th Anniversary Season, the Just in Time Choirs continue the celebration with their spring concert, “Director’s Cut – 20th Anniversary Highlights.” Be a part of this commemorative musical extravaganza at the Sid Williams Theatre, where there will be performances on Saturday April 25th in the evening and Sunday April 26th in the afternoon. For two decades, the Just in Time Choirs have been bringing community together through the power of song — sharing music, connection, and unforgettable performances. This special spring concert marks Part 2 of their anniversary concert series, featuring personal favourites chosen by Musical Director, Wendy Nixon Stothert. The organization consists of three ensembles: Unplugged (everyone welcome), and the smaller auditioned groups, the Jems (treble) and Vocal Minority (mixed). They will be joined by skilled musical collaborators: Sean Mooney on piano, Beau Stocker on drums, Steve Wallace on bass, and Rachel Cooper on clarinet and sax. These renowned contemporary choirs are known for their versatility; their performances cover a wide spectrum of musical styles from jazz, ballads, folk, swing, soul, and contemporary pop to classic rock. Drawing from standout moments across the past twenty years, Director’s Cut showcases songs that have shaped the choir’s musical journey — audience favourites, meaningful repertoire, and highlights that reflect the growth and spirit of the choir family. Just in Time’s founder and Music Director, Wendy Nixon Stothert is excited to continue the celebration. “It has made me really happy to have a reason to dig into the archives and return to some of my favourite songs, some from quite far back!” says Nixon Stothert. “Many of these songs are reminiscent of very special performance moments we’ve had over these past 20 years. For example, I chose Stand By Me because I remember when 40 of us travelled to Cuba in 2014 and we sang it deep in a cave. Bumblebee is on the setlist because it reminds me of when my daughter sang the song with the Jems when she was 10 years old. Vocal Minority recorded a video version of Take On Me during the pandemic when we couldn’t sing in person together and singing it again now reminds me of the perseverance and dedication of the singers during those tough times. All of these magical moments, and many more, form a treasure trove that I love to reflect upon.” The setlist also includes Coco Love Alcorn’s soulful “Revolution”, jazz standard “Cheek to Cheek”, an acapella version of Ah-Ha’s 80s hit “Take on Me”, “Sir Duke” by the incomparable Stevie Wonder and “Sway” a la Michael Buble. To name just a few! The concert finale brings all three choirs together to perform Led Zeppelin’s epic classic “Stairway to Heaven” and, fittingly, the jazz standard “Just in Time”. This concert caps a year-long celebration honouring 20 years of music and community. Join the Just in Time Choirs as they look back on cherished memories while celebrating the vibrant energy that continues to inspire singers and audiences alike. Tickets are $33.40 (incl fees) for adults, $15 for children 12 & under, plus fees. There is also a live stream option for $33.40 per household, and we are again offering a limited number of Community Supported Tickets at $15 for those under financial constraint. Tickets available in person, by phone, and online at sidwilliamstheatre.com. Patrons are encouraged to purchase tickets early as performances regularly sell out.
Sid Williams Theatre
20th Anniversary – Director’s Cut Matinee Performance. Tickets available now – Sid Williams Theatre !
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week we're having dinner together, and we'll also celebrate the girls who have had birthdays in recent months! Girls' Group is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This program aims to coach, develop, and guide youth in writing a short story in 8 weeks. They will participate in workshops, writing sprints, and writing groups to grow and refine their craft while seeing the value of using Biblical narrative to spin the ultimate tale! Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
The 8th annual WESTCOAST TRIPLE PLANK is a shred-friendly event from May 1-2, 2026 to celebrate and protect our beautiful coast here on Vancouver Island. It was founded by Marie-France Roy and Alicia Gilmour in 2017 as a friendly gathering to raise funds and awareness for the conservation and restoration of our precious coast while celebrating the sports and community that we love.
Comox Valley Curling Centre
CVGBs presents: From the UK, guitar and avant garde legend FRED FRITH with special guests from San Francisco PHIPPS PT. & from Cumberland Devils Club Friday May 1, 2026 6:30 PM Comox Valley Curling Centre CVGBs is excited to welcome renowned avant-garde guitar player Fred Frith for a very rare show on Friday May 1. Frith who has an illustrious career dating back to England in the 1970’s, notably with Henry Cow, Art Bears, Skeleton Crew, Massacre, and countless more. His unique style has provided him the opportunity to play a veritable who’s who of innovative artists such as Brian Eno, John Zorn/Naked City, Mike Patton (Faith No More), the Residents, Richard Thompson, Bill Laswell, KK Null, Jad Fair, Tom Cora, Derek Bailey, Sonny Sharrock, Henry Kaiser, Hans Reichel… This list could go on for pages… Frith provided iconic guitar work on two of Eno’s legendary records “Music for Films” and “Before and After Science”. Understatement: Fred Frith is a legend of improvised and experimental music, and beyond being one of the world’s most iconic and most renowned avant garde guitar players, he is a truly inspirational artist. While improvised music has been the common thread throughout his career Frith has actively engaged in theatre and dance work, providing accompanying sounds. Frith has appeared on over 400 recordings and continues to actively tour. He is the subject of the 1990 feature length documentary Step Across the Border. https://www.fredfrith.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Frith https://www.discogs.com/artist/78003-Fred-Frith Joining Fred on this tour is Phipps PT . which is an electronic experimental folk duo consisting of Lovage Sharrock and Jon Leidecker (Wobbly). Sharrock is a native of the Comox Valley while Liedecker hails from San Francisco. Leidecker is best known as a member of seminal experimental art band Negativland and part of Thurston Moore’s Ensemble. Moore is best known as the guitarist/leader of Sonic Youth. Wobbly has also collaborated with artists including Matmos, Dieter Moebius (Cluster), Tania Chen, Fred Frith, Tim Story, David Toop, Zeena Parkins, and People Like Us. Free improvisation, acid folk and ambient electronics, the music Sharrock and Leidecker create is a conversation between two artists and long-time friends. https://phippspt.com/ https://phippspt.bandcamp.com/ https://lovagesharrock.com/ Opening the show will be the debut performance of new Cumberland experimental duo Devils Club. Two members of Vancouver’s legendary Sex Church, Devils Club will bring the weird with their new Basement Kosmiche project Devils Club. Half of Devils Club also happens to be behind much of the great beer from Land and Sea! https://soundcloud.com/devilsclub6 Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/fred-frith-with-special-guests-phipps-pt-tickets-1982758565243 https://www.facebook.com/events/1446894333662271/ Comox Valley Curling Centre, 4835 Headquarters Road, Courtenay Doors 6:30 PM Tickets $30 Licensed, All Ages welcome
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Games Night: if you have a favorite board or card game, bring it! We'll also have the concession open, so bring a couple dollars if you'd like. Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
Cumberland Village Park
The commitment of The Cumby to the Cumberland Community Forest never wains. With the help of amazing racers, sponsors and donors, over the last few years, organizers have handed over a post race cheque >$40,000. The total that The Cumby has gathered through registrations and donations over this past decade is over $271,000. Come and cheer with the CCFS at the finish line! This race is the last major fundraising event in advance of our purchase of Middle Earth, a 261 acre parcel of wetland and forest in the Trent Watershed! Find out more at www.thecumby.ca. Want to come volunteer serving up burgers or beers? Message [email protected]
Florence Filberg Centre
The Strathcona Symphony Orchestra Closes the Concert Season with Magic for Comox Valley and Campbell River Audiences Strathcona Symphony Orchestra (SSO) audiences will experience the power of storytelling by way of music and a commanding performance from Terence Tam, a world-renowned violin soloist and concertmaster of the Victoria Symphony. Kenji Fusé has been warmly greeted by the community and orchestra members during his first year as the SSO Music Director, and he has chosen the title, The Magic of Music, to wrap up the 2025/26 season. Concerts are Saturday, May 2 @ 7pm (Filberg Centre, Courtenay) and Sunday, May 3 @ 3pm (Campbell River Baptist Church). Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for children 12 and under and will be available for purchase mid-March on the SSO website, https://strathcona-symphony-orchestra.tickit.ca/ . Tam’s career includes solo performances with leading orchestras in Europe, Australia, Canada, and the U.S. He has been a top prizewinner of multiple international and national competitions as well as the recipient of numerous grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and Chalmers Foundation of the Ontario Arts Council. He is well-known as a recitalist, chamber musician, educator, and familiar face on the Vancouver Island classical music scene. Audiences will get to enjoy Tam perform the first movement (Allegro molto appassionato) of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E Minor, Op. 64 , accompanied by the SSO musicians. Many of the compositions for the May concert are based on extraordinary fairy tales (Mozart’s Magic Flute , Kodály’s Háry János and Stravinsky’s The Firebird ) or feelings of a nostalgic and magical beauty (Strauss’ Blue Danube Waltz ). The SSO hopes that audiences attending the May event will feel moved by the music and feel the power of the compositions. The music is very challenging, and the orchestra can’t wait to entertain and delight their audiences with such an incredible program to end the season.
Sid Williams Theatre
Valley Girls Dance: The Vault at Sid Williams Theatre
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
REINVENTING STEEL body mod studio brings another AWESOME show to the WAVERLEY hotel!! Vancouver sludge metal icons BISON are coming to Cumberland to trample the shit out of your … Tumingin pa
Campbell River Baptist Church
The Strathcona Symphony Orchestra Closes the Concert Season with Magic for Comox Valley and Campbell River Audiences Strathcona Symphony Orchestra (SSO) audiences will experience the power of storytelling by way of music and a commanding performance from Terence Tam, a world-renowned violin soloist and concertmaster of the Victoria Symphony. Kenji Fusé has been warmly greeted by the community and orchestra members during his first year as the SSO Music Director, and he has chosen the title, The Magic of Music, to wrap up the 2025/26 season. Concerts are Saturday, May 2 @ 7pm (Filberg Centre, Courtenay) and Sunday, May 3 @ 3pm (Campbell River Baptist Church). Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for children 12 and under and will be available for purchase mid-March on the SSO website, https://strathcona-symphony-orchestra.tickit.ca/ . Tam’s career includes solo performances with leading orchestras in Europe, Australia, Canada, and the U.S. He has been a top prizewinner of multiple international and national competitions as well as the recipient of numerous grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and Chalmers Foundation of the Ontario Arts Council. He is well-known as a recitalist, chamber musician, educator, and familiar face on the Vancouver Island classical music scene. Audiences will get to enjoy Tam perform the first movement (Allegro molto appassionato) of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E Minor, Op. 64 , accompanied by the SSO musicians. Many of the compositions for the May concert are based on extraordinary fairy tales (Mozart’s Magic Flute , Kodály’s Háry János and Stravinsky’s The Firebird ) or feelings of a nostalgic and magical beauty (Strauss’ Blue Danube Waltz ). The SSO hopes that audiences attending the May event will feel moved by the music and feel the power of the compositions. The music is very challenging, and the orchestra can’t wait to entertain and delight their audiences with such an incredible program to end the season.
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Kim Churchill embarks on the Canadian leg of 'The Lovely Tour' in the spring of 2026! Coming to Cumberland May 3rd! Following the release of his latest album, 'It's Lovely To Hav… Tumingin pa
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Join us this week as we make little beaded plants! Girls' Group is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This program aims to coach, develop, and guide youth in writing a short story in 8 weeks. They will participate in workshops, writing sprints, and writing groups to grow and refine their craft while seeing the value of using Biblical narrative to spin the ultimate tale! Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
Sid Williams Theatre
Groove 2026 at Sid Williams Theatre
Cumberland BC
Hold the date for the first (annual?) CCFS Spring MycoBlitz. Join some of our favourite mycologists and forest ecologists for this special event where we gather specimens and contribute to the incredible MycoMap BC Network DNA Sequencing Project “toward a census of macrofungi for BC”. Special community event Friday evening May 8th and a Saturday morning MycoBlitz in the Cumberland Forest lands including Middle Earth. This takes iNat to the next level. We don’t just take picture, we gather samples to be DNA sequenced.
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Compete Night: we'll play some fun organized team games! Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. Can't wait to see you there! More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
Sid Williams Theatre
Groove 2026 at Sid Williams Theatre
2692 Dunsmuir Avenue, Cumberland, BC, Canada, British Columbia V0R 1S0, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
For the very first time in Cumberland, straight out of Quadra Island and Vancouver comes COVE, a band renowned for their stomping, energetic live performances, blending original fu… Tumingin pa
Cumberland
Must be a UROC member Age range 6yrs to 11yrs Parents welcome to ride the event with their Grom Bright and colorful dress up encouraged 100 Spaces available Race HQ: Skills Quarry Race day start times: Group 1 @ 8.30am and Group 2 @ 9.30am Three stage race – 1. Sapsucker, 2. Bonestorm (no rock roll), 3. Lower After School Special / Black hole / Black Hole Connector Timed stages All participants get a Gromduro swag bag Everybody in the prize draw
Sid Williams Theatre
Groove 2026 at Sid Williams Theatre
Merville Hall
Get ready to dance the night away at Merville Hall!! Join us on May 9, 2026 at 6:30 PM for a fun evening of swing dancing, great music, and awesome company. Whether you’re a pro or want to try something completely new, this event is a welcome space for any level dancers. The evening starts with a beginners swing dance lesson provided by the Comox Valley Stomp group and will be wrapped up with two sets of classic swing tunes by the Georgia Strait Big Band! Tickets. $20 in advance on Eventbrite $25 Cash at the door
Comox United Church
Blaine Waldbauer, SSO Concertmaster and Music Director for Hello Strings! will be conducting the amateur string ensemble on Saturday, May 9th, 7:00 pm, at the Comox United Church, 250 Beach Dr, Comox. Cash donations for the concert are gladly accepted at the door on the performance date.
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
KITTY’S KABARET PRESENTS: RHINESTONE RODEO A Country Burlesque Show Saddle up, sugar — we’re bringing sparkle to the saloon! Join us for Rhinestone Rodeo, a night of sultry co… Tumingin pa
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Join us for another week of making beaded potted plants! Girls' Group is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This program aims to coach, develop, and guide youth in writing a short story in 8 weeks. They will participate in workshops, writing sprints, and writing groups to grow and refine their craft while seeing the value of using Biblical narrative to spin the ultimate tale! Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
Cumberland Museum & Archives
@ Unspoken Stories showcases candid conversations between Chinese-Vietnamese Boat People refugees and their families. At its heart is the belief that for younger generations to carry culture forward, they must first be inspired by the stories of their own families. By encouraging honest and intentional dialogue across generations, we invite viewers to see how embracing personal understandings of their roots can spark pride, belonging, and a deeper connection to both their identities and family histories. The screening will be followed by a discussion with: Hollie Ha, Holding Heritage founder and Unspoken Stories creator Sandy Ho, Author of “No Way But Through: A Family Memoir” Andrew Ha, interviewee from the Unspoken Stories project Hollie Ha bridges generations by sharing candid conversations and untold stories of Chinese-Vietnamese Boat people refugees and their descendants. Through these meaningful exchanges, the series explores the delicate interplay between heritage, identity, and family dynamics. Watch the trailer here! Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live Details Date: Time:
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Avenue, Cumberland, BC
General On Sale Wednesday February 4, 2026 @ 9am Box Office 9pm Music 930pm Garret T. Willie’s second album, Bill’s Cafe, is more than a record—it’s a tribute, a turning point, an… Tumingin pa
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Meal Night, we'll share a meal together and hear from a guest speaker. Please fill out the form below to let us know if your child is coming! Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Friday May 15, 2026 Box Office 9pm Music 930pm 19+ Blue Moon Marquee write and perform original compositions influenced by anything that swings, jumps or grooves. A.W. Cardinal (v… Tumingin pa
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Join us for joy & merriment on this long weekend, May 16 & 18. On May 16th the Cumberland Community Forest Society will be set up amoungst the craft stalls where we run a free kids craft and sell CF swag and encourage folks to learn more and sign up to contribute. On May 18th we invite people of all ages to don their foresty-best and dress as creatures, fairies, bears, toads and more to celebrate all that is beautiful and biodiverse in our local ecosystem as part of the Victoria Day Parade. Want to participate in either of these days? Please contact [email protected] for more information.
Cumberland BC
The annual CCFS Spring Plant Sale is coming up on Saturday May 16th at Village Market Day and CCFS Volunteers are busy sewing seeds, digging up shrubs and gathering donations for this annual fundraiser for the Cumberland Forest. For 25 years, dedicated plant sale volunteers have raised over $10,000 for the land and water protection, stewardship and education activities of the CCFS! Volunteers are ready to come and pick up your donation. Call Rick at 778-992-0207 or drop off your donation at 2774 Allen Ave (between 4th and 5th)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
We hope you have a great long weekend!
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This program aims to coach, develop, and guide youth in writing a short story in 8 weeks. They will participate in workshops, writing sprints, and writing groups to grow and refine their craft while seeing the value of using Biblical narrative to spin the ultimate tale! Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
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Thursday May 21, 2026 @ The Waverley Hotel Box Office 9pm Music 930pm 19+ … Tumingin pa
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Movie Night! There will be popcorn, but you can bring money for the concession (pop/chocolate bars are $1). Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Join us this week as we finish our beaded potted plants! Girls' Group is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This program aims to coach, develop, and guide youth in writing a short story in 8 weeks. They will participate in workshops, writing sprints, and writing groups to grow and refine their craft while seeing the value of using Biblical narrative to spin the ultimate tale! Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Thursday, May 28th Victoria BC Ska & Reggae Society is excited to bring Brooklyn NY's ska/reggae kings THE SLACKERS to Cumberland BC for the first time at The Waverley Hotel. The l… Tumingin pa
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Compete Night: we'll play some fun organized team games! Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. Can't wait to see you there! More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
Sid Williams Theatre
Ignite 2026 at Sid Williams Theatre
Sid Williams Theatre
Ignite 2026 at Sid Williams Theatre
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Got Pop? Concerts & The Waverley Hotel presents: HOT 2 GO: A Full Band Tribute to Chappell Roan Saturday May 30th 2026 at The Waverley Hotel… Tumingin pa
Sid Williams Theatre
Ignite 2026 at Sid Williams Theatre
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week we're playing some fun outdoor games! Girls' Group is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Games Night: if you have a favorite board or card game, bring it! We'll also have the concession open, so bring a couple dollars if you'd like. Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
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Got Pop? Concerts & The Waverley Hotel presents: WINTERSLEEP with special guests: The Boojums … Tumingin pa
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week we're doing highly requested origame and paper crafts! Girls' Group is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Compete Night: we'll play some fun organized team games! Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. Can't wait to see you there! More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Girls, join us this week for a fun karaoke night! Sing your own song, or cheer on your friends. Girls' Group is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Every year we have a celebration dinner for the youth who are graduating from highschool and our programs! We will share a meal, honor the grads, and watch a memory video from the past year. All youth are welcome, as well as the parents of the graduates. As we prepare for this event, could you R.S.V.P. if your youth is planning on joining us? Thank you! P.S. This is a semi-formal event, so feel free to dress up a bit!
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Mount Washington is now closed for the winter as we prepare for our other favourite season. Stay tuned for more details about summer sneak peak weekends throughout June before the mountain opens daily for summer on Friday, June 26th. We have a ton of fun events, activities and more in store this upcoming season.
Cumberland
– Must be a UROC member – 12 hrs of blasting around a Cumberland loop – Open draw prizes – Ride in a team, pair or ride solo – Adaptive bikes can race in duo or teams. – Dressing up is welcome – Registration closes 10 business days before racing. (no changes after that)
Cumberland BC
Join us for the 2026 Cumberland Home & Garden Tour AND Culture Crawl! Explore the built places, gathering spaces, studios, gardens, urban farms, historic gems and modern additions in the Village of Cumberland. The overarching theme for this tour is ‘resilience’. We explore ways that our community can build resilience through water conservation, mindful landscaping, urban farming, alternative energy, restoring old buildings and building new structures with state of the art materials. We also explore ways to build resilience through Neighbourhood Emergency Planning, FireSmart assessments and drought and wildfire smart landscaping. Resilience is also all about creativity! Expect pop up art shows, music, crafts and other creative undertakings as we partner with Comox Valley Arts to activate the culture crawl aspect of this awesome event! Wan to join this fun this year and share your home, garden or gathering space? We’d love to hear from you. Message [email protected]
Sid Williams Theatre
Fairytales and Myths, Oh My! at Sid Williams Theatre
Sid Williams Theatre
Fairytales and Myths, Oh My! at Sid Williams Theatre
Cumberland
Women’s only enduro Many fun & fast race stages – Zone 4 timing Multiple categories – including a non timed Joyride category. ebikes welcome in Joyride category Fun stations throughout the race route After party at Gravity Garage Dressing up optional and very encouraged – prizes for best dressed! Friends and family can purchase non-race tickets to the after party Oodles of draw prizes and give aways
888 Knight Rd, Comox
@ Join us for an evening of musical entertainment with Steve Mitchel & Mick Sherlock, the Gentlemanly Bluesman! With beautiful vocal harmonies, resophonic guitar and Ukulele. You’ll be moved by this rockin blues that you can sing along to, or swing along to. The Gentlemanly Bluesman Duo aim to rock your soul!! Contact Linda Price for ticket info – 250-650-2888 25.00 per person Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live Details Date: Time:
Cumberland, BC
Devil’s Ladder Ultra is an epic trail race that features world-class singletrack in a spectacular rainshadow forest ecosystem – Welcome to Cumberland, B.C., Canada. Not ready to take on an ultramarathon just yet? Maybe “your feet hurt”, “you’re too busy to train” or “you’re just not a morning person.” No worries, we have options for everyone
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. WHAT IS IT?: So what’s all the excitement about? Beginning every hour, exactly on the hour, participants run a 6.706 km route through the forests, fields, and
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
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.
Sid Williams Theatre
Queen: It's a Kinda Magic at Sid Williams Theatre
Sid Williams Theatre
Highwaymen Show - Great Outlaws Tribute at Sid Williams Theatre
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
Sid Williams Theatre
Fleetwood Magic The Authentic Tribute to Fleetwood Mac at Sid Williams Theatre
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.
Cumberland BC
Join fungus lovers from across the Salish Sea region for our 7th Annual Cumberland Fungus Fest October 1- 4 2026 in the Village of Cumberland. This 4 day interdisciplinary celebration of forests and fungus includes guided walks, workshops, presentations, hands on activities, art, craft and music events and more! Stay tunes for updates and hold the date!
Sid Williams Theatre
The Piano Men Starring Jim Witter at Sid Williams Theatre
Sid Williams Theatre
Bee Gees Revisited: The Tribute Show at Sid Williams Theatre
St Georges United Church
December 2026 concert
St Georges United Church
December concert
Florence Filberg Centre
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra will be playing at the Filberg Centre in December. Details to follow!
Florence Filberg Centre
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra will be playing at the Filberg Centre in December. Details to follow!
St Georges United Church
Classical choir and orchestra