›› Laura Benoit
If you’ve strolled down Gladstone Avenue by Fernwood Road recently, you may have noticed something new sprawled across the brick wall next to Studio 1313. This mural from self-taught Victoria-based artist Collin Elder was completed at the end of September.
Elder, who studied wildlife biology, made the transition to art after working in ecological […]
›› Mark Dusseault, the Belfry Theatre
Like many, the Belfry has had to adapt to our unusual circumstances and reimagine our work going forward. Since March of this year we have run through several options and schedules while trying to maintain our presence.
Throughout the fall we have presented weekly online events including our perennially popular storytelling […]
›› Alieda Blandford
All-Candidates Debate – December 1st, 2020
The Fernwood Community Association, together with North Park, Burnside Gorge, Downtown, Vic West, Oaklands, South Jubilee, and Hillside Quadra, are collaborating to host an All-Candidates Debate ahead of the Victoria By-Election. The debate will take place on Tuesday, December 1st, at 7:00pm via Zoom and Facebook Live. Find […]
›› Brett Gaylor
Over the last 20 years, Rik Leaf has produced CDs, TV shows, short films, a travel series, podcasts & worked on productions for Metallica, Bryan Adams, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Whose Line is it Anyway?. He is the Creative Director for Tribe of One and the author of Four Homeless Millionaires – […]
›› Kevin Yee-Chan, Fernwood Yoga Den
And it’s right here, in your heartbeat and your community.
With words like restriction, quarantine, mandatory, and closure becoming part of our everyday vocabulary, it’s no wonder that many are feeling a tightening of fear or anxiety: a contraction.
Initially, it’s easy to perceive this contraction as a force that binds us… […]
›› Kayla Siefried
Winter is a fantastic time to create new garden beds using an in-situ composting technique called sheet mulching. Sheet mulching is a fantastic way to replenish depleted soils in a garden, turn grass easily into a garden bed, use free ‘waste’ materials to build organic matter, create soil that mimics natural soil layers, […]
›› Susan Sanford Blades
My debut novel, Fake It So Real, was conceived around the same time I moved to Fernwood nine years ago and I think this is no coincidence. How could I not be inspired to create in this land of painted hydro poles; this place where a man is lauded simply for blowing […]
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