Hosted by Tourism Pemberton and the Pemberton Chamber of Commerce, this networking opportunity is a chance to seek out volunteers/members and promote your businesses. This is a free even open to the public. For more information, contact Tourism Pemberton at info@tourismpembertonbc.comor 604.388.9558.

Pamela Goldsmith-Jones is your representative in Ottawa. The Member of Parliament for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country (since 2015) and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, will be at Mt Currie Coffee Co on Thursday, March 28, as a guest of the Pemberton + District Chamber. In Ottawa, Pamela works as both … Continue reading Let Ottawa know what matters to you, Thursday March 28, Mt Currie Coffee Co

There is a place where you don’t need words to make deep deep sense of the world. Kera Willis’ Mountain Horse School is a gateway to that place. Kera Willis has a secret agenda. In any of her students – whether they’re a child coming under the guise of taking horse-riding lessons or attending a … Continue reading Where wonder resides

This news story was recently shared via Facebook. Thank goodness. I mean, of course I know that you should never put anything in your ear that's smaller than your elbow. But how to get that ear wax out? A recent medical journal case report shared  the story of a 31 year old man suffering ear … Continue reading Cleaning out your ear wax with a cotton bud? What is the big deal? (Read this and then toss out the Q-tips for ever.)

A diverse and resilient world needs diverse storytellers. Writing often becomes the privileged act of someone who can afford the time to work on a craft... who has time to think, and, as Virgina Woolf famously said, a room of their own and enough income to not be burdened by the hassle of making rent. … Continue reading Whistler Writing Society offers 2 scholarships to attend Writer in Residence program

The words woven into the installation read "the land and people are one." Congratulations Sydney. Last month her piece was featured at the Talking Stick Festival. via Ts'zil MtCurrie. The visual arts exhibition of the Talking Stick Festival 2019, “TRADITION (tə syəθ): Reality, Allegory, Dimension”, immediately invokes a sense of curiosity. It activates, questions, and … Continue reading Lil’wat7ul student, Sydney Pickering, exhibits her art at Talking Stick Festival

The Village of Pemberton's Downtown Enhancement Project kicks off March 26, 2019. The Downtown Enhancement Open House, held on Tuesday, March 26th, 5pm-7pm in Room D at the Pemberton & District Community Centre, will have the details of the schedule and impacts. Funded by the Federal Gas Tax Fund in the amount of $5.3 million, the … Continue reading Downtown enhancement to get underway in Pemberton, Open House March 26 has the details

Sometimes, (and especially since I started talking to the trees), I have wondered how to make my greetings to the natural world more meaningful. I sense I need to approach more slowly. Slow myself down. But I have also suspected that if I could sing a greeting, in Ucwalmicwts, the language of this land since … Continue reading Sing the water song – an invitation

via Traced Elements, the website dedicated to unearthing Pemberton's food culture and encouraging people to roll up their sleeves and get their hands in the earth. What better way to start than trying to grow some seed starts? Mike Roger shares his expertise and encouragement with these tips and tricks. by Mike Roger With the … Continue reading Mike Roger’s 20 tips for starting seeds

Have you seen the new street banners in Village of Pemberton?! Love seeing local artists showcased. Previous banner art has featured Vanessa Stark ART, and Karen Love Art. Love adding Levi Nelson to the landscape, and this line-up. Love that this community literally has so many gloriously talented people inviting us to see what is … Continue reading Levi Nelson gives a rolling tour of Pemberton’s new street banners