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The Cowichan Artisans gather to plan their Spring Studio Tour themed around Growth
Fire Quest offers a powerful overnight rite of passage for youth and adults at Lila Music Centre
The Island Return It South Cowichan team at their clean, efficient Cobble Hill depot
Doug Cox, Tom & Kalissa Landa, and Steve Mitchell celebrate the music of John Prine The Cowichan Folk Guild is thrilled to present a touring show…
Robert Burke’s vibrant work from A Progressive Identity, on display at CPAG Duncan March 13–May 30
David Suzuki, scientist and broadcaster, recently celebrated his 90th birthday
Wild stinging nettles — a spring superfood found throughout the Cowichan Valley
True Grain’s Easter lineup includes hot cross buns, challah, croissants, centrepieces and more
Natural, organic sleep products from Resthouse — local to the Cowichan Valley
Peacock III by Shirley Dickie, 31″×38″, acrylic on canvas
Kate Ray leads a Kapha Dosha balancing yoga practice at the Ohm Zome in Duncan
The journey to parenthood benefits deeply from proactive preparation, says Christina Hamill
Mindfulness practice helps us become curious observers of our own minds
Michelle Weckesser directs the 40-strong Duncan Freedom Gospel Choir
CERCA and Nature Cowichan volunteers planting native shrubs along the Cowichan Estuary trail
A tree swallow at Somenos Marsh — the first sign of spring in the Cowichan Valley
The cast of Timepiece — Layne Kriwoken, John Close, Janet Hodgkinson and Dayna Corbett
Local wine and handcrafted goods at Second Nature Spring Market, Cobble Hill Hall
Research shows practice and effort — not innate talent — are the true keys to mastery