From the mid-70s to the mid-80s, the Comox Valley's Renaissance Faire was a joyous celebration of West Coast folk arts and crafts, offering guests lively music, engaging workshops, international cuisine and children's entertainment. It provided an eclectic opportunity for local artists to showcase their work, for musicians and theatre folk to perform, and for guests to participate in a unique expression of unrestrained creativity.
BC's provincially legislated prohibition lasted from October 1, 1917 to [...]
Here now is an image from the museum's newest award-winning [...]
CDM 972.51.14 This year, June 23 marks the [...]
In remembrance of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who [...]
Here now is an image from the museum’s newest book [...]
In the early years of Cumberland's Victoria Day holiday, [...]
This spring, celebrate the 50th anniversary of a valuable [...]
Coke ovens at Union Bay, ca. 1905. CDM 979.3.31. [...]
Local historian Isabelle Stubbs sometimes reminisced about bridge closures [...]
