Let’s be friends!
›› Stacey Nowark
We are CREAM, your local corner shop nestled in the heart of Fernwood Square and we just celebrated our 2-year birthday! CREAM was born out of a deep appreciation for all things vintage and locally made. We are a small two-women team working hard to curate beautiful vintage and locally made […]
Fab free family fun monthly, May through September
›› Marianne Unger
Mark your calendars for Play Streets on Camosun Street. The last Sunday afternoon of every month 12:30pm to 3:00pm, May through September, the 1600 block of Camosun Street will be closed to cars and open to PLAY.
Play Streets on Camosun is a recurring block party for […]
Free boxes of fresh produce can make all the difference for families with soaring costs
›› Chantille Viaud
For the first time ever, it is more expensive to live in Victoria than Vancouver.
This won’t come as a surprise to almost anyone who has been to a grocery store recently. Soaring food prices, combined with high inflation on […]
›› Bryce Warnes
Black Cat Tattoo is hosting their 2nd Annual Winter Market on Sunday, December 11 at the Fernwood Community Centre at 1240 Gladstone Avenue. The market runs from 10am to 6pm and features 30+ vendors.
Last year’s Black Cat Winter Market attracted hundreds of visitors who showed up to support local artists and makers. This year’s market includes even more […]
›› Mila Czemerys
The community is coming together to raise funds to get fresh fruit and veggies into the hands of those who need it most. There are lots of ways to can jump on board and help out.
Check ‘em out:
1) Buy new glasses at Goo Goo Goggles
Do you have benefits you need to use up […]
›› Shonna Bell
We are looking forward to welcoming you to the Fernwood NRG Holiday Meal this December 19 at 5:00pm. Please remember to register at FernwoodNRGHolidayMeal.eventbrite.ca. We enjoy seeing the faces every Monday, but it’s always extra special when we get to decorate and be festive. Once again, we are thrilled to be able to […]
›› Mark Dusseault
Playwright Yvette Nolan was inspired to write The Unplugging after the death of her mother and the realization that she had not learned enough about her Anishinaabe heritage.
She was also fascinated with connections and what we do when we become disconnected.
“Medicine is about connection, connecting things that have been disconnected. But at this […]
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