Nanaimo’s Woori Church Offers Youth Korean Language Training
Nanaimo’s Woori Church, 4951 Rutherford Rd, started a new youth program to help younger generations build a stronger foundation in Korean culture
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Author: Joy Gugeler
SPUD Volunteers Deliver Hot Potatoes to Nanaimo’s Needy for 21 Years
For nearly 21 years, volunteers for a local Nanaimo charity called SPUD (Serving Potatoes to Unrecognized Devas) have been gathering in front of Nanaimo’s downtown
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Esquimalt and Songhees Nations Partner with Government to Clean Up Victoria’s Plumper Bay Shoreline
The Esquimalt and Songhees Nations have partnered with the Department of National Defense (DND) and Public Service and Procurement Canada
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Canadian Indigenous Art Moves Gallery to Wharf Street in Nanaimo
Canadian Indigenous Art (CIA), Nanaimo’s only dedicated Indigenous art gallery, will move from 215 Terminal Avenue to 78 Wharf Street and
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Wildplay’s Naked Bungy Jump Raises Money for Mental Health
Wildplay’s Naked Bungy Jump is an annual event that takes place at Nanaimo’s Wildplay Elements Park every March and though
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Loaves & Fishes Transforms Island Food Insecurity
In the heart of Nanaimo, the Loaves & Fishes Food Bank serves over 15,000 people across more than 30 communities,
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Western Edge Theatre’s New Artistic Director Unveils Spring Season
Western Edge Theatre is kicking off its 2023-24th season with Canadian Dan Bay’s play Knight of The Bat, a riff on
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Two Truths and AI: Which Plays Are Written by Humans?
From December 6th – 8th 2023 the Vancouver Island University Mike Taugher Theatre will host three free noon-hour performances of Two Truths and
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Dementia Care Home Fundraises for Residents
Since 2017, Nanaimo’s Eden Gardens has provided its residents care for dementia, but as a non-profit facility they rely on
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Yoga Relieves End-of-Term Stress for Students
As the first term of 2023 wraps up, the pressures of final assignments and exams loom and for many students
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