In the Community

Friday November 24 3pm – 6pm.

“Signs, signs, everywhere a sign” – The Five Man Electrical Band had it right. Everywhere there is a sign - in the Recycling Depot. There are signs for every area in the building.

The Bowen Island Recycling Depot has gifted the Bowen Island Community School Association (CSA ) with the recyclables program for the month of December by the Bowen Island Recycling Depot.

Bowen in Transition held its sixth semi-annual Fix-It Fair on Sunday afternoon at Collins Hall, and approximately 30 people showed up with various broken items in tow.

Euan Sinclair, the Group Commissioner for the Bowen Scouts, says that nobody knows exactly how long the Bowen Island Scouts have been selling Christmas trees at the CSA Christmas Craft Fair, but it has become a Bowen tradition.

Bowen’s longstanding generosity a fundraiser highlight

On November 20 the Bowen Island Garden Club welcomes Julia Guest who will give us a presentation on her favourite gardens of the United Kingdom. She will share photos and stories that may be familiar as well as private gardens.

November 17, 18 The Importance of Being Ernest play by Theatre On The Isle (TOTI) Tir-Na-Nog Theatre starts at 7:30pm, 2pm Matinee Tickets $20 at Pheonix, Gallery, Library Saturday November 18 Good old Fashioned Letter Writing Party With Wendy Holm t

Are calico cats always female? How would Bowen fare in an earthquake? What are better, fruits are vegetables? These are just a few of the fascinating questions students tried to answer for this year’s Science Fair.

For five years now, David Wrinch has carried out a role that he sees as being a true honour: taking students to the cenotaph in Snug Cove to talk about history, war and why it is important to remember.