Family friendly. Bring your favourite snacks or whatever you love. Live Music, Everyone Welcome
3rd annual!
No cover (donations gladly accepted), family friendly event with live music. fun starts @ 6pm
Sponsored by: Roberts Creek Legion & Roberts Creek Community Assn.
Intention Gathering is back for its 21st year of magic, bliss and community celebration! ♥
Intention is a multi-day, family friendly, participant co-created festival and retreat at the most intentional time of year.
DANCE PARTIES!
WORKSHOPS!
PASSION SHOWS!
RITUAL!
ARTISAN MARKET!
YOGA!
KIDS’ PLAY SPACE!
ART!
DIY CULTURE!
SPONTANEOUS FUN!
SHARED MEALS AND ACCOMMODATIONS INCLUDED!
For more information, please go to www.intentiongathering.org . Much more information will be available there in the next few weeks.
Meditations on Winter Solstice through readings, music, silence and candle lighting.
t’s A Wonderful Life: 12-2:30pm (1946, rated PG)
The Grinch (2018): 2:45-4:15pm (2018, rated G)
Enjoy these holiday classics along with some delicious popcorn and hot chocolate.
Space is limited. Please visit or call Sechelt library at 604-885-3260 to register for one or both showings.
Attention all fiddlers: Please join members of the Coast String Fiddlers Association for a play-in of Christmas fiddle tunes led by Gabrial Dubreuil. Everyone and their fiddles welcome.
Suncoast Phoenix Community Choirs presents their Christmas concert. Come and join us for some beautiful seasonal music. By donation.
Dec 14-15. Join us for the first annual, a multi market Coastal Celebration. Visit Gibsons Public Market, Tapworks Brewing Company , The Kube and The 101 Brewhouse + Distillery for a multi-market coastal collaboration. Check out each location for a unique selection of local artisan vendors. #GiveCoastal this year!
Sat Dec 14th & Sun Dec 15th 10:00 – 6:00 pm
Artisan Vendors • Live Music • Scuba Clause (Sat only) • Kids Activities • Food Vendors • Happy Hour • Merchant Level Shopping • and more…
Suncoast Phoenix Community Choir presents their Christmas concert. Come and share some beautiful seasonal music with us. By donation.
A one-person drama written & performed by Deanna Storfie
Join us on December 13th for our first ever Winter Night Market.
Live music // Kids Movie Night // Kids Activities // Food and Service Vendors // Emelle’s Market Bistro Happy Hour // and more…
Family fun will take place from 4:30 – 7:30 pm followed by a 19+ ticketed dance from 9:00 – midnight.
Dance entrance fee is $15.00 and can be purchased online or at the door.
We look forward to celebrating the holiday season with you.
A fun evening of shopping and Christmas Spirit. Vendors, bake sale, food, kids crafting corner and more
This afternoon will be filled with creativity! Check out three handmade ornament stations and go home with some beautiful additions to your holiday collection.
Space is limited. Please visit or call the Sechelt library at 604-885-3260 to register.
St. Hilda’s Social Justice Umbrella and Amnesty International will be hosting a letter writing campaign on behalf of human rights advocates on Monday, December 9 between 5:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. We will have case information for several human rights activists, letter writing materials and letter writing guides. Stay later to see the film Cry Freedom at 7:00 P.M. starring Denzel Washington.
Little Lotte Grimm is curious about a story her brothers have just collected: it doesn’t have a proper ending. “You can’t just make one up!” her brothers tell her. Lotte won’t let that stop her, but finishing a fairy tale is easier said than done. Stories have a mind of their own…
A puppet play for all ages featuring the brothers Grimm, their famous fairy tales, and their little sister. Puppets, story and performance by Gibsons puppeteer Kris Fleerackers, presented by Falada Puppet Works.
Length: 45 minutes (+ Q&A for those interested)
Tickets: $10 child/youth, $15 adult, $20 adult+child
Join Gabriel Dubreuil (fiddle) and Jennifer Mauel (guitar) for an acoustic afternoon of traditional fiddle tunes and songs from Scotland, Ireland, and Canada adding their own unique west coast flair.
By donation
The parade of lit-up boats, carolers and pipers gets underway at 6:30pm, leaving the docks in Madeira Park
with special guests Coastline. Bad to the Bow is a community youth fiddle group Gibsons made up of 11 high school-aged fiddlers. They play a large repertoire of fiddle tunes from nearly every corner of the world including Canadian and American Old-time, Bluegrass, Cape Breton, Irish, Scottish, French Canadian, Metis, Klezmer, Breton, Scandinavian, contemporary fiddle music including composed by the group itself.
