Holiday Shopping: Made on the Farm From the Farm
Ladybug’s Mew in Yellow Point 13095 Prospect Drive, Ladysmith, BCLadybug Mew’s Gift Shop is filled with unique “made on the farm from the farm” handcrafted soaps, quilts, hostess and holiday gifts.
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Shopping
Duncan Seedy Sunday 2024
Si’em’ Lelum Gymnasium 5574 River Rd, DuncanSpring seed market featuring local seed farmers, music, kid’s activities, a community seed swap, workshops, food trucks and general spring merriment.
$2
Chemainus “Car Boot Sale”
Chemainus Waterwheel Parking Lot 9799 Waterwheel Crescent, ChemainusA “Boot Sale”, also known as a car boot sale, is a popular event in the UK where individuals gather to sell a variety of second-hand goods from the trunks (boots) of their cars.
Free
“to mom with love…” Mother’s Day Market
Miller + Co Wood Studio and Pottery 4540 Koksilah Road, Duncan, BCNot only will you be able to get Mom fresh, beautiful local flowers from our farm stand this year… but also… this year the farm will offer plant starts and we are welcoming a team of curated makers to ensure you can properly spoil Mom (or… yourself!!)
Free
Art Show: Shapes and Colours
Ladysmith Gallery 32 High Street, LadysmithA collection of works by Vancouver Island and Gulf Island artists that is inspired by the monthly theme of shapes and colours.
Free
Mill Bay Flower and Garden Show
Cobble Hill Hall 3550 Watson Avenue, Cobble Hill, BC, CanadaHundreds of entries in flower, plant and edible classes collected from gardens all over the Cowichan Valley will create a dazzling and often fragrant display.
$2
Chemainus Wednesday Market
Chemainus Waterwheel Parking Lot 9799 Waterwheel Crescent, ChemainusThis weekly outdoor market runs every Wednesday from the end of May until mid-September. Shop from local artists and vendors!
Free
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