Arts, Culture & Heritage
7 Unmissable Things To Do in Duncan
Learn moreIf you’ve ever visited historic Duncan, you know that taking time to explore the area is completely worth it. There are some great spots located right along the highway, and […]
Arthur Vickers: Telling stories with art in Cowichan Bay
Learn moreRenowned First Nations artist Arthur Vickers on his personal transformation, how making art can be terrifying, and how his ancestors help. Watch the King 5 story here
Cowichan Arts Series: Arthur Vickers Gallery
Learn moreVisual Arts 1719 Cowichan Bay Rd, Cowichan Bay, BC V0R 1N0 “Have you found your purpose, grandson? Don’t worry about it, it’ll come. And when you find it, follow it. […]
Cowichan Arts Series: Mary Fox Gallery
Learn moreCeramic Artist 321 3 Ave, Ladysmith, BC, V9G 1A1 When stepping into Mary Fox’s gallery, it’s difficult not to be struck by both the fine quality and sheer variety of […]
Cowichan Arts Series: Westholme Tea Farm
Learn moreTea Farm and Ceramic Arts 8350 Richards Trail, Duncan, BC V9L 6B2 Vancouver Island is known for growing and producing many fine culinary products; wine, lavender, hazelnuts, apples, and hops, […]
Cowichan Arts Series: Wroughtenart
Learn moreVisit the Wroughtenart Travis Rankin has been creating with metal for twenty years. Growing up in the Cowichan Valley, his passion as a metalworker began early on as he recognized […]
Duncan’s “39 Days of July”
Learn moreRunning from June 30th to August 7th, The 39 Days of July Festival is put on by The Duncan Cowichan Festival Society and features a myriad of entertainment.
Explore the Hand of Man Museum – Eat Stay Play Cowichan
Learn moreAfter a lifetime of exploration, Jim Shockey has brought together an impressive collection of artifacts from around the world. As an award-winning writer, photographer, videographer, conservationist, and wilderness guide for […]
Five Must-See Historic Landmarks in Cowichan
Learn moreIn honour of Canada’s 150th birthday, we’d like to share a few of Cowichan’s best-kept historical secrets. Cowichan’s history was born by some fantastic events and with it, some truly incredible places that remind us of our past.
Guide to the Cowichan Arts Scene
Learn moreThe Cowichan Valley has always been known for its laid-back culture, Coast Salish roots, and proximity to the great outdoors. What visitors might not expect is that Cowichan is also […]
How to make the most of a trip to Duncan & Lake Cowichan
Learn moreThe Cowichan Valley features an array of activities and entertainment, whether your trip involves lake dips, hikes, winery visits, or tasting local delights. Duncan serves as a central hub from which to explore the region, as both a geographical centre and a bustling location with shops, restaurants, and accommodations. You can reach most areas of…
Locals Only. Q&A with Crowfoot Collective
Learn moreCowichan Bay a picturesque part of the Island that brings together the natural environment, modern industry and thousands of years of cultural history. Claire and Lawrence Crowfoot have been doing […]