Community

A rundown of the Sunday, September 4, event at Centennial Park.

The Cowichan Lake Baptist Church is set to host a free community dinner, Saturday, September 10.

It’s hard to believe that it has already been over 20 years since Lake Cowichan’s old United Church was gutted by flames.

The Tuesday, August 30, meeting of the March Meadows Senior Men.

What started off as writing poems for a girl has morphed into a hopeful rap career for local musician Andrew “MC” Lowe.

The Honeymoon Bay Blackberry Pie Fest has been rescheduled to September 24th, 2011 due to the late ripening of the berry.

Lake Cowichan’s monthly music show Music in the Lake is on the rocks. The trouble started last week, when the scheduled Thursday night music show at Lake Cowichan’s Central Park was cancelled last-minute.

On the cusp of Autumn, one would be hard-pressed to find someone preparing for Christmas. But, with the amount of work it takes to put together a professional stage performance, the sooner the better for local theatre group the Kaatza Lakeside Players.

It was a morning of pirates and magic at the Cowichan Lake branch of the Vancouver Island Regional Library, Wednesday, August 17, when a whole crew of cutthroat kids gathered for a Pirate Picnic.

“In 1960, the Kiwanis Club of Vancouver Island had a dream and with great vision, built what was known then as the Kiwanis Camp. Over the years with the generous support of Island Kiwanis Clubs and huge commitment by Cowichan Lake members, the Kiwanis Camp became a popular destination for organized summer experiences for youth and adults” (source: Cowichan Lake Outdoor Education and Conference Centre website).