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Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Researchers, performing artists and community members will come together on Bowen Island to discuss how to finance climate change adaptation and mitigation, and how to use the performing arts to foster public policy discussion. The Community Meeting’s format is five speakers, plus a performance aspect and then an open exchange of ideas.

“Chanting is a way of getting in touch with yourself. It’s an opening of the heart and letting go of the mind and thoughts. It deepens the channel of grace, and it’s a way of being present in the moment.” Krishna Das

Lend your voices, your ears, and your hearts in creating a light filled vibrational harmony to offset these turbulent times!

Facilitated by musicians Jack & Soorya Ray Resels and friends, this will be a time of playful celebration to lift hearts, minds, and spirit through singing simple chants for all to sing.

Looking forward to chanting our hearts open together with you. The joy of singing in community is healing.

No experience required!

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Sessions in Art and Renewal offer an embodied arts-based experience and is intended to foster physical and creative renewal through conscious kinaesthetic alignment, stretching, liberating movement and relaxation. A safe and inclusive environment is provided by the instructor based on her academic engagement with graduate studies in art education and twenty years of experience in teaching movement and creativity as life-force for renewal, concentration and restored productivity.

Ingrid Hauss (Masters in Art Education – enrolled; Diploma in Spiritual Direction; E-RYT Certified Yoga Teacher) works as an artist, educator and founder of Art and Renewal. She tours widely with her art curriculum and interactive installations, combining art, movement and prose, fostering creativity, wellness and renewal. Please visit her website.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Sand, Water and Sky – February 27 – April 1.
Gallery at Cove Commons is open Wednesday through Monday, 10 AM – 4 PM

Mumtaz Bandali’s work is deeply influenced by her affinity to nature, life experiences, and the beauty found in her surroundings. Mumtaz is an avid traveller and always loves admiring landscapes, flowers, lakes, trees and scenery in the different places she visits. In early 1991, after moving from East Africa to Canada, she decided to take a watercolour class in Vancouver; her love and passion for painting grew from that moment on.

For years, Mumtaz primarily enjoyed working with watercolours and has since evolved into painting with acrylics. Mumtaz captures the essence of rural landscapes, and paints primarily with elemental earth tones. Largely known for her sophisticated landscapes, sunsets, lakes, and florals, she has more recently been inspired by the complexity and beauty of abstracts. She strives to captivate viewers with her inspiration of the wonders of nature and its simple yet complex colours.

Please visit her website.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Always a popular night at The Pub. The first Friday of each month features live jazz by a talented group of local musicians. Come enjoy your favourite beverage and The Pub’s Friday Night Dinner Special. No cover.

“Gritty blues, roots and rock!”

Maple Blues Award Winners Murray Kinley & Wicked Grin will be ripping it up at The Bowen Island Pub on Saturday April 6. Get your advance tickets at The Pub or take your chances at the door.

Visit Wicked Grin’s website for a sample.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Catch the grooves and smooth tunes of the Snug Cove Blues Band…you may even want to wear your dancing shoes. Enjoy the music, a beverage and a delicious dinner – there’s always a Friday Night Dinner Special or order from the regular menu. No cover.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

“Chanting is a way of getting in touch with yourself. It’s an opening of the heart and letting go of the mind and thoughts. It deepens the channel of grace, and it’s a way of being present in the moment.” Krishna Das

Lend your voices, your ears, and your hearts in creating a light filled vibrational harmony to offset these turbulent times!

Facilitated by musicians Jack & Soorya Ray Resels and friends, this will be a time of playful celebration to lift hearts, minds, and spirit through singing simple chants for all to sing.

Looking forward to chanting our hearts open together with you. The joy of singing in community is healing.

No experience required!

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Always a popular night at The Pub. The first Friday of each month features live jazz by a talented group of local musicians. Come enjoy your favourite beverage and The Pub’s Friday Night Dinner Special. No cover.

Join author Donaleen Saul for a blockbusting one-day writing workshop. Victoria-based writer, editor and writing coach Donaleen is bringing her inspiring word-smithing to Bowen Island. Writing into the Belly of the Whale is a facilitated one-day writing marathon for the lapsed, stuck, frustrated, distracted, bored, haunted and/or hungry writer who feels called to a worldly adventure. Write on!

Please visit Donaleen’s website for more information.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Catch the grooves and smooth tunes of the Snug Cove Blues Band…you may even want to wear your dancing shoes. Enjoy the music, a beverage and a delicious dinner – there’s always a Friday Night Dinner Special or order from the regular menu. No cover.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

“Chanting is a way of getting in touch with yourself. It’s an opening of the heart and letting go of the mind and thoughts. It deepens the channel of grace, and it’s a way of being present in the moment.” Krishna Das

Lend your voices, your ears, and your hearts in creating a light filled vibrational harmony to offset these turbulent times!

Facilitated by musicians Jack & Soorya Ray Resels and friends, this will be a time of playful celebration to lift hearts, minds, and spirit through singing simple chants for all to sing.

Looking forward to chanting our hearts open together with you. The joy of singing in community is healing.

No experience required!

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Bowen Island has a fun history as one of Vancouver’s most popular seaside resorts during the steamship era, 1900 – 1950s. Visit the Museum and Archives for a little trip down memory lane. The current exhibit features recent acquisitions.

Always a popular night at The Pub. The first Friday of each month features live jazz by a talented group of local musicians. Come enjoy your favourite beverage and The Pub’s Friday Night Dinner Special. No cover.

Catch the grooves and smooth tunes of the Snug Cove Blues Band…you may even want to wear your dancing shoes. Enjoy the music, a beverage and a delicious dinner – there’s always a Friday Night Dinner Special or order from the regular menu. No cover.

“Chanting is a way of getting in touch with yourself. It’s an opening of the heart and letting go of the mind and thoughts. It deepens the channel of grace, and it’s a way of being present in the moment.” Krishna Das

Lend your voices, your ears, and your hearts in creating a light filled vibrational harmony to offset these turbulent times!

Facilitated by musicians Jack & Soorya Ray Resels and friends, this will be a time of playful celebration to lift hearts, minds, and spirit through singing simple chants for all to sing.

Looking forward to chanting our hearts open together with you. The joy of singing in community is healing.

No experience required!

Always a popular night at The Pub. The first Friday of each month features live jazz by a talented group of local musicians. Come enjoy your favourite beverage and The Pub’s Friday Night Dinner Special. No cover.

Catch the grooves and smooth tunes of the Snug Cove Blues Band…you may even want to wear your dancing shoes. Enjoy the music, a beverage and a delicious dinner – there’s always a Friday Night Dinner Special or order from the regular menu. No cover.

Always a popular night at The Pub. The first Friday of each month features live jazz by a talented group of local musicians. Come enjoy your favourite beverage and The Pub’s Friday Night Dinner Special. No cover.

Catch the grooves and smooth tunes of the Snug Cove Blues Band…you may even want to wear your dancing shoes. Enjoy the music, a beverage and a delicious dinner – there’s always a Friday Night Dinner Special or order from the regular menu. No cover.

Always a popular night at The Pub. The first Friday of each month features live jazz by a talented group of local musicians. Come enjoy your favourite beverage and The Pub’s Friday Night Dinner Special. No cover.

Catch the grooves and smooth tunes of the Snug Cove Blues Band…you may even want to wear your dancing shoes. Enjoy the music, a beverage and a delicious dinner – there’s always a Friday Night Dinner Special or order from the regular menu. No cover.

Always a popular night at The Pub. The first Friday of each month features live jazz by a talented group of local musicians. Come enjoy your favourite beverage and The Pub’s Friday Night Dinner Special. No cover.

Catch the grooves and smooth tunes of the Snug Cove Blues Band…you may even want to wear your dancing shoes. Enjoy the music, a beverage and a delicious dinner – there’s always a Friday Night Dinner Special or order from the regular menu. No cover.

Always a popular night at The Pub. The first Friday of each month features live jazz by a talented group of local musicians. Come enjoy your favourite beverage and The Pub’s Friday Night Dinner Special. No cover.

Catch the grooves and smooth tunes of the Snug Cove Blues Band…you may even want to wear your dancing shoes. Enjoy the music, a beverage and a delicious dinner – there’s always a Friday Night Dinner Special or order from the regular menu. No cover.

Always a popular night at The Pub. The first Friday of each month features live jazz by a talented group of local musicians. Come enjoy your favourite beverage and The Pub’s Friday Night Dinner Special. No cover.

Catch the grooves and smooth tunes of the Snug Cove Blues Band…you may even want to wear your dancing shoes. Enjoy the music, a beverage and a delicious dinner – there’s always a Friday Night Dinner Special or order from the regular menu. No cover.