Saturday, May 2, 7:30 pm · Duncan Christian Reformed Church, 930 Trunk Rd All tickets $20 · Available from Consort members, Volume One Bookstore, and at…
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By Dr. Dorothy Kennedy, President, Cowichan Valley Rhododendron Society Rhododendron lovers, gardeners, and the simply garden-curious will want to mark Saturday, May 2 on their calendars.…
May 1–30, 2026 · Excellent Frameworks, 115 Kenneth Street, Duncan Artist in Attendance: May 2, 11 am–1 pm & May 21, 6–8 pm We all adventure…
🌸 May 2026 Community Calendar A rich month of arts, music, nature, wellness, and community gatherings across the Cowichan Valley. Here is the full calendar of…
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My family has been feeding the community in the Cowichan Valley since my Great Grandfather started farming in North Cowichan in the 1880s. My grandfather and…
There are many approaches to gardening, and one of the most practical is creating a kitchen garden — a small-scale garden conveniently located close to the…
Every April, Earth Day reminds us to look back to the materials that have sustained humanity since the beginning of time. Among them, wool stands as…
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Natural, organic sleep products from Resthouse — local to the Cowichan Valley
True Grain’s Easter lineup includes hot cross buns, challah, croissants, centrepieces and more
The Island Return It South Cowichan team at their clean, efficient Cobble Hill depot