If you love flowers, you probably appreciate their symbiotic relationship with bees, flies, wasps, and butterflies. And as an added delight, some flowers also attract hummingbirds.…
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COWICHAN SOUTH ARTS GUILD PRESENTS Tapestry Tapas with Alison Irwin – Sampler Weaving Workshop Submitted by Claire Coupland Saturday, May 23, 2026 · 10 am–2 pm…
Submitted by Heather MacGregor, Board President and Concert Manager Saturday, May 9, 2026 · 7 pm Christian Reformed Church, 930 Trunk Road, Duncan (Doors open at…
By Rebecca Hazell, Board Member, Cowichan Public Art Gallery Jewels of Perception – May 1 to October 10, 2026 Upper Gallery · 126 Ingram Street, Duncan…
CVAC COWICHAN VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL CVAC Arts This Month – May 2026 Founded in 1971, CVAC is a registered charity dedicated to enriching our community through…
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…
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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Mustard greens — grow them! eat them! I place mustards in the “miracle plant” category due to their taste, their ability to grow in cold conditions,…
Eco-friendly cleaning is more than just a trend—it’s a commitment to creating healthier spaces for people, pets, and the planet. Our business was founded on the belief…
The tides are turning. We’ve been in a dissolution process for months, shedding old layers of consciousness, releasing patterns, people, places, and things that have been…
Women in perimenopause and menopause are hearing a lot about the need to “lift heavy” — but what does this really mean, and how should you…
Earth Day comes around every April and it’s a great time to check in and see how we can all level up our recycling systems —…
Each Earth Day invites us to think about our relationship with the land. Here in the Cowichan Valley, that reflection is increasingly influencing how people choose…
The kitchen triangle, also known as the working or golden triangle, is a design principle developed in the 1940s to improve kitchen efficiency — and it…
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…