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Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Lisa Arthur Gardner is Arts Pacific Gallery’s featured artist for the month of September. Arts Pacific Gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday 11 – 4 PM.

Lisa is a visual artist versatile in many mediums from oil to watercolour. She is inspired by the beauty of the land and sea. Lisa earned a Fine Arts Honours Degree at the University of Guelph and a Teaching Degree at UBC. She has also studied at Emily Carr University and Ottawa School of Art. Lisa currently provides private instruction.

Arts Pacific Gallery is a collective of artists living on Bowen Island. The gallery offers original handcrafted items and works of art to the public. The concept was inspired by Jeannette Wrenshall, a local ceramic artist. Since 1998 we have served the Bowen Community and have been a destination for tourists.

To view more of Lisa’s work, visit her website.

A great opportunity for youth aged 12–16 years to get out onto the water. All youth welcome. Register Bowen Island Community Recreation.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Lisa Arthur Gardner is Arts Pacific Gallery’s featured artist for the month of September. Arts Pacific Gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday 11 – 4 PM.

Lisa is a visual artist versatile in many mediums from oil to watercolour. She is inspired by the beauty of the land and sea. Lisa earned a Fine Arts Honours Degree at the University of Guelph and a Teaching Degree at UBC. She has also studied at Emily Carr University and Ottawa School of Art. Lisa currently provides private instruction.

Arts Pacific Gallery is a collective of artists living on Bowen Island. The gallery offers original handcrafted items and works of art to the public. The concept was inspired by Jeannette Wrenshall, a local ceramic artist. Since 1998 we have served the Bowen Community and have been a destination for tourists.

To view more of Lisa’s work, visit her website.

Still/ed Here is a multiplicity of the narratives of Canada, a story of displacement and healing, created by community participation. This project draws from personal narratives on the experience of loss or abandonment of home and land due to various reasons: war, conflict, forced migration, poverty.

The Hearth is bringing Still/ed Here to the Cove Commons on September 26 7:30pm – 9pm. This is a Free event. Please join us!

For more information please visit Still/ed Here’s website.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Lisa Arthur Gardner is Arts Pacific Gallery’s featured artist for the month of September. Arts Pacific Gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday 11 – 4 PM.

Lisa is a visual artist versatile in many mediums from oil to watercolour. She is inspired by the beauty of the land and sea. Lisa earned a Fine Arts Honours Degree at the University of Guelph and a Teaching Degree at UBC. She has also studied at Emily Carr University and Ottawa School of Art. Lisa currently provides private instruction.

Arts Pacific Gallery is a collective of artists living on Bowen Island. The gallery offers original handcrafted items and works of art to the public. The concept was inspired by Jeannette Wrenshall, a local ceramic artist. Since 1998 we have served the Bowen Community and have been a destination for tourists.

To view more of Lisa’s work, visit her website.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

Mark your calendar for a self-guided tour of Bowen Island artists’ studios. As part of National Cultural Days, The Hearth on Bowen (Bowen Island Arts Council) is excited to announce the 2nd annual Studio Tours September 28 and 29.

We hope you’ll join us and enjoy a lovely day, or two, meeting local artists in their own personal creative studios.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

At the Bowen Island’s Farmers’ Markets you’ll find a small but charming selection of fresh, locally-grown produce, baked goods, flowers and plants, artisan crafts and, perhaps, some live music or other activity. The school playground keeps the children busy while you visit the different vendors. Bring your own basket, take a photograph and you may just win the best-basket contest. Note: the market is only open from 10 AM – 12:30 PM.  

As part of the Bowen Island Studio Tours, September 28 and 29, Catching Stars Gallery invites you to explore all their artists including glass, wood work, ceramics, jewellery, photography, painting, sculpture and more.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

The popular drop-in Yoga on the Pier Sunday morning sessions will continue for the month of September but the classes are weather dependent. If you’re uncertain if the class is running, check the schedule here to confirm.

Soak up the early-morning light while connecting with movement and breath surrounded by the beauty of the ocean and mountains. Truly a wonderful way to start your Sunday. Bring your own mat, water bottle and approbate sun gear. No reservation required. Drop-in fee $10 cash. Kids welcome and practice free (under 12). Weather dependant, so if in doubt, please check website for cancellation notice.

Mark your calendar for a self-guided tour of Bowen Island artists’ studios. As part of National Cultural Days, The Hearth on Bowen (Bowen Island Arts Council) is excited to announce the 2nd annual Studio Tours September 28 and 29.

We hope you’ll join us and enjoy a lovely day, or two, meeting local artists in their own personal creative studios.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

As part of the Bowen Island Studio Tours, September 28 and 29, Catching Stars Gallery invites you to explore all their artists including glass, wood work, ceramics, jewellery, photography, painting, sculpture and more.

Lisa Arthur Gardner is Arts Pacific Gallery’s featured artist for the month of September. Arts Pacific Gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday 11 – 4 PM.

Lisa is a visual artist versatile in many mediums from oil to watercolour. She is inspired by the beauty of the land and sea. Lisa earned a Fine Arts Honours Degree at the University of Guelph and a Teaching Degree at UBC. She has also studied at Emily Carr University and Ottawa School of Art. Lisa currently provides private instruction.

Arts Pacific Gallery is a collective of artists living on Bowen Island. The gallery offers original handcrafted items and works of art to the public. The concept was inspired by Jeannette Wrenshall, a local ceramic artist. Since 1998 we have served the Bowen Community and have been a destination for tourists.

To view more of Lisa’s work, visit her website.

Lisa Arthur Gardner is Arts Pacific Gallery’s featured artist for the month of September. Arts Pacific Gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday 11 – 4 PM.

Lisa is a visual artist versatile in many mediums from oil to watercolour. She is inspired by the beauty of the land and sea. Lisa earned a Fine Arts Honours Degree at the University of Guelph and a Teaching Degree at UBC. She has also studied at Emily Carr University and Ottawa School of Art. Lisa currently provides private instruction.

Arts Pacific Gallery is a collective of artists living on Bowen Island. The gallery offers original handcrafted items and works of art to the public. The concept was inspired by Jeannette Wrenshall, a local ceramic artist. Since 1998 we have served the Bowen Community and have been a destination for tourists.

To view more of Lisa’s work, visit her website.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

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.

Applefest is a much-loved family-friendly event that takes place in historic Davies Orchard, just a short walk from the ferry terminal. There will be lots and lots of baked goods to enjoy including handmade apple pies for sale. You can also sample fresh-pressed apple cider, marvel at a display of over 100 heritage apples, participate in activities, view the cottage museum, and pick up some fresh produce at the mini farmers’ market. We hope to see you there!

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

At the Bowen Island’s Farmers’ Markets you’ll find a small but charming selection of fresh, locally-grown produce, baked goods, flowers and plants, artisan crafts and, perhaps, some live music or other activity. The school playground keeps the children busy while you visit the different vendors. Bring your own basket, take a photograph and you may just win the best-basket contest. Note: the market is only open from 10 AM – 12:30 PM.  

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

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.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

At the Bowen Island’s Farmers’ Markets you’ll find a small but charming selection of fresh, locally-grown produce, baked goods, flowers and plants, artisan crafts and, perhaps, some live music or other activity. The school playground keeps the children busy while you visit the different vendors. Bring your own basket, take a photograph and you may just win the best-basket contest. Note: the market is only open from 10 AM – 12:30 PM.  

A two-hour healing Yin class with Harmony Davidson. The focus is to help liberate ourselves from long-held limiting patterns in the body and to help direct healing energy outward to all living beings.

These deeply restorative classes will focus on slow, long held postures to connect and open, and promote healing within the body. Woven into the classes will be Harmony’s passion for the planet and environmental sustainability. Each session will be an exploration into ways we can be less wasteful, and learn to live from our souls rather than from our pain.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

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!

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s exhibition change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

change/able runs until October 20, Gallery at Cove Commons. The Gallery is open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10 AM – 4 PM, and is located steps from the ferry terminal.

Definitely not your typical exhibit. Emily van Lidth de Jeune’s change/able invites you to touch – yes! touch the art pieces – manipulate, recreate, and contemplate. To go beyond conventions. To explore new possibilities. To feel empowered. Soundscape by about us.

Come play. Explore. And be inspired.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

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.

A two-hour healing Yin class with Harmony Davidson. The focus is to help liberate ourselves from long-held limiting patterns in the body and to help direct healing energy outward to all living beings.

These deeply restorative classes will focus on slow, long held postures to connect and open, and promote healing within the body. Woven into the classes will be Harmony’s passion for the planet and environmental sustainability. Each session will be an exploration into ways we can be less wasteful, and learn to live from our souls rather than from our pain.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

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.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

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!

Get your tickets early for this live show. It will be a sellout for sure. Check out their website for videos and more. 

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

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.

A two-hour healing Yin class with Harmony Davidson. The focus is to help liberate ourselves from long-held limiting patterns in the body and to help direct healing energy outward to all living beings.

These deeply restorative classes will focus on slow, long held postures to connect and open, and promote healing within the body. Woven into the classes will be Harmony’s passion for the planet and environmental sustainability. Each session will be an exploration into ways we can be less wasteful, and learn to live from our souls rather than from our pain.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

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.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

If you’re visiting Bowen Island with youth aged between 12 – 16 and they’re complaining “there’s nothing to do,” send them to the Bowen Island Youth Centre to hang with other like-minded teens. The Youth Drop-in Centre is supervised and offers the following features: concession, big-screen TV, gaming, road hockey, skate ramps & rails, musical instruments, Saturday pizza nights, occasional dances and special events.

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!