The Canada Science and Technology Museum, in Ottawa, has a new space exhibit - and amongst the 100 year old telescope and displays about radio astronomy, they've enfolded something new. New to them. New to "science", as we have been taught it. New to the way science is typically presented by our national official bodies. … Continue reading Is it time to rethink science?
Stone Soup Celebration at the Farmer’s Market, October 11
Start your Thanksgiving weekend off warm and cozy by tasting what harvest soup deliciousness local chefs come up with using local produce and farm products! This annual event brings together local chefs and farms in support of the Pemberton Farmers Market. Your $10 donation gets you tasters of the soups, a full bowl of your … Continue reading Stone Soup Celebration at the Farmer’s Market, October 11
Tickets are now on sale for the library’s key fundraiser, Oktoberfest, October 19
Join the Pemberton and District Library for their second annual Oktoberfest event on Saturday October 19th in the Great Hall of the Pemberton and District Community Centre Featuring: Local draft beer by The Beer Farmers Live music by Blame The Weekend. Cocktails by Pemberton Distillery Fort Berens wine Bratwurst & Pommes! Entry tickets cost $25 … Continue reading Tickets are now on sale for the library’s key fundraiser, Oktoberfest, October 19
Learn to save seeds, this Sunday, 2pm, at the Pemberton Community Garden
Love and kindness and nurturing are radical acts. Here's a way to get radical, and learn how to save your own seeds, so you and your family and your community are not vulnerable to mega-corporations who are working diligently to control the world's seed supply... Since a friend showed me how to wander nonchalantly through … Continue reading Learn to save seeds, this Sunday, 2pm, at the Pemberton Community Garden
Casting til sunset. Photo by Ricardo Lau
No words need. Photo by Ricardo Lau.
We are star dust
They say we are made of stars. In our blood, iron from worlds beyond trees. Golden wishes from aeons past. The seedlings of humanities deepest dreams. Who are we really? Poetry and stardust Bone and marrow Flesh and soul Heart and hearth Tears and scars Conditioning and freedom Humility and wisdom Foible and folly … Continue reading We are star dust
A question of growth
I read somewhere that your garden is a reflection of your personality. My garden has gone off-script. It is wild, unkempt, rangy, not willing to commit to any one single thing beyond the belief that there are mysterious forces at play in the natural world to which I surrender control. It’s utterly prolific and not … Continue reading A question of growth
Our valley: a place where different species come together
This lovely insight comes to us care of John Tschopp, our resident birding expert. In May 1804 the US president at the time, Jefferson, sent an expedition under Captain Lewis and Second Lieutenant Clark to explore the country west of the Mississippi River. The expedition started in St. Louis and worked its way across the … Continue reading Our valley: a place where different species come together
Who are you really? DNA testing info session at the Library
The Library is hosting an information seminar on DNA testing for Genealogy, on Wednesday, October 2, 2019 at 7 PM – 8:30 PM Find out about the different types of DNA testing that are available and which might be best for your needs. This session will cover ethnicity estimates, privacy issues and how to use your … Continue reading Who are you really? DNA testing info session at the Library
What do you need from your library? Survey invites community input.
How can your Library serve you better? Share your vision for the Pemberton & District Public Library and help inform the direction they set in their 2020-2023 Strategic Plan. Share you thoughts on the services and programs that are important to you by completing the survey. (It's like a quiz, where you know all the … Continue reading What do you need from your library? Survey invites community input.