Pemberton celebrity farmer and newspaper columnist Anna Helmer will be the guest speaker this Tuesday at the Museum's summer Tea and Tales. taking time out from shepherding fields of potatoes into life to chat about modern farming. Tea & Tales runs every Tuesday from July 10th, 2012 through until August 21st, 2012 from 2pm to … Continue reading Event: Anna Helmer features at Museum’s Tea and Tales
Coaches Corner: How to Pit Cherries without staining your fingers
A pretty clever trick to pit cherries without getting permanently stained hands... all you need is a glass bottle and a chopstick.
Shout-Out: Humanitarians Tashayna Peters and Attila Nelson
Featured in this week's Question are local youth, Tashayna Peters from D'arcy and Attila Nelson from Mt Currie, who have just returned from a four-month stint in Africa after being selected as two of 10 participants in this year’s International Aboriginal Internship Program administered by the Victoria International Development Education Association (VIDEA). Now home, they … Continue reading Shout-Out: Humanitarians Tashayna Peters and Attila Nelson
Coaches Corner: Wisdom from Plato
Recipe of the Week: Cherry and Almond Muffins
I prevailed on friends (and Icecap Organics harvest box customers) Gary and Zoé Martin, to share their kitchen secrets, after listening to the mouth-watering adventures they got up to last season. The first harvest boxes were delivered last week, with a supply of fresh cherries. Which were transformed shortly thereafter, in the Martin kitchen, into … Continue reading Recipe of the Week: Cherry and Almond Muffins
Sighted: Red Headed Pileated Woodpecker
Spotted while mountain-biking down JimJam last week - a red-headed pileated woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus.) Largest of its kind in North America, and one of 6 woodpecker species likely to be seen around Pemberton/Mt Currie, the pileated woodpecker was doing what woodpeckers do best. Pecking wood. Scouting for a nice ant colony to tap. A great … Continue reading Sighted: Red Headed Pileated Woodpecker
Shout-Out Mount Currie u10 Soccer players
So awesome to see these local athletes were the cover-stars of the last-ever special "Pemberton edition" of the Question.
Coaches Corner: Choose to be Healthy and Strong, not Pretty.
Pemberton fitness trainer, Lindsay May, shared this article as a reminder to be wary of those "fitspiration" images that feature women with rock-hard abs and sweaty torsos, alongside motivational messages. Here's some of the article. (You can read the rest, here.) Be very aware of any “fitspiration” that is advertising something. Nike, Lululemon, workout DVDs, … Continue reading Coaches Corner: Choose to be Healthy and Strong, not Pretty.
New Partnership Announced for the Winds of Change
Pemberton Rotary has confirmed it will be a major sponsor of the 2012 Winds of Change Wellness Gathering! Rotary President Lizz Kelly announced this week that it will provide financial and membership support to the 3rd annual fall gathering. The support is welcome news as it ensures the Gathering can be sustained for another year. … Continue reading New Partnership Announced for the Winds of Change
Event: Farmers Market in Pemberton Wednesdays
Strawberries are busting out right now, blueberries are on the way, salad greens and spinach have been flowing. Tomatoes are just around the corner and every week there will be new veggies to drool over. Just 5 of the reasons to stop by the Pemberton Farmers Market this week. (Wednesdays, 4-7pm, outside the pharmacy on … Continue reading Event: Farmers Market in Pemberton Wednesdays