Victoria Hospice

(CANCELLED) Celebrating Mothers whether “Passed” or Present
2023-05-16 16:00 - 18:00 (America/Vancouver) | Room 150 in RJH Learning Centre, Patient Care Centre
This event has been cancelled.
Mother’s Day is often a cheerful and celebratory holiday, but for those who have lost their mom, this day can be challenging. This event creates a space where people can come together to honour mothers, grieve, reflect and share resources. The event is free and open to the public.
Contributing authors of My Mother’s Story: Gone Too Soon will provide a presentation and reading followed by an opportunity for people to discuss and mingle.
About the book: Gone Too Soon is a courageous collection by adults who experienced the loss of their mother in childhood or adolescence. It offers the rich, lived experiences of mothers and bereaved children in Canada, the USA, the UK, and South Korea. Even though their paths are unique, the anthology contributors traverse difficult emotional terrain together to more definitively answer the question “Who was my mother?” Collectively they transform the narrative from feeling a mother’s absence to finding her presence. Learn more about My Mother’s Story: Gone Too Soon.
Copies of My Mother’s Story: Gone Too Soon will be available for sale, and other free resources available at this event.
Contact Community Education and Projects Lead Marta Lefsrud for more information.
Please RSVP on EventBrite.

Exploring Grief through Creativity (Self Care theme)
2023-05-23 15:30 - 18:30 | Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre, 102-4450 Chatterton Way, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
This workshop from Victoria Hospice Bereavement Services provides a supportive, creative way for people in bereavement to explore their experiences of grief through various art media.
Exploring Grief through Creativity workshop is open to anyone who is grieving and may be inspired by art and creativity. No art experience is required, just a willingness to try something creative.
Facilitated by a Victoria Hospice Bereavement Counsellor with Expressive Arts training, the workshops include mixed media art techniques, creative exploration, guided visualization, personal reflection, and optional group sharing.
In-person, with COVID-19 protocols in place, at the Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre located at 102-4450 Chatterton Way.
The workshop fee is $20 and includes all materials. No one will be turned away for lack of funds; bursaries are available.
Please register no later than one week before the workshop date by contacting Bereavement Services at Hospice.Bereavement@islandhealth.ca or 250-519-3040.

Cultural Humility at the End of Life online course
2023-05-29
The Cultural Humility at End of Life course is SOLD OUT at capacity. If you are interested in being contacted the next time the course is available, please reach out to edresearch@victoriahospice.org with your name, contact information, and organization. We thank everyone for their interest in this course.
Death and dying are universal experiences, but how we understand and respond to them is shaped by our culture and ethnicity. Join our blended course to enhance your knowledge, skills, and attitudes in caring for diverse individuals with life-limiting illnesses.
In this course, you’ll learn about the role of cultural humility in palliative, hospice, and end-of-life care, from establishing partnerships to shared decision-making and bereavement. Through cohort-based learning, you’ll develop interdisciplinary collaborative practice skills and build interprofessional relationships that support culturally safe care delivery.
Our online course includes 11 modules with post-module discussions and one live Zoom session. Topics covered include culture, identity, and worldviews; social determinants of health and intersectionality; power dynamics and privilege; race, racism, and anti-racism; and care and communication approaches.
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to identify and address implicit biases, apply current approaches to improve culturally safe care, challenge societal inequities through an intersectional lens, identify communication issues and barriers faced by diverse patients and families, understand how social and historical contexts impact care provision for diverse individuals, and create a repository of available services and resources for culturally appropriate care.
The total time commitment is 8 hours. Course delivery is online with one live session:

Online modules open May 29, 2023
Live session on Wednesday, June 28 from 10 am to 12 pm

Join us to enhance your skills in providing culturally safe end-of-life care.
Register now!
Course fees

Victoria Hospice staff and volunteers – no cost
BC Hospice staff = $85, with 20% discount for three or more participants/organization. (Please contact us for the promo code)
Students & volunteers = $35
All other = $135

Please note: BCHPCA will provide bursaries for active hospice society members from rural and remote communities within all health authority regions upon receipt of a certificate of completion. There is a cap for reimbursement per health authority region. For more information about BCHPCA bursaries, please contact Katie Yuen).

Spinathon cyclists duel for donations
2023-06-03 09:00 - 17:00
Cycle of Life Tour riders spin for donations to support hospice care on Vancouver Island
A team of cyclists are going the distance to support compassionate end-of-life care at Victoria Hospice. In August, they’ll ride more than 200 km over two days around southern Vancouver Island and Salt Spring Island in the annual Cycle of Life Tour fundraising ride.
But on Saturday, June 3, the Breaking Wind for Victoria Hospice team will be at Canadian Tire at the Hillside Centre to compete with teams representing Nanaimo Community Hospice and the Oceanside Hospice Society in a Spinathon duel for donations. The Nanaimo and Oceanside teams will spin at their local Canadian Tire stores.
Last year, this Victoria team raised more than $19,000 for Victoria Hospice in the Cycle of Life Tour. This year they plan to raise even more to ensure everyone has access to compassionate end-of-life care.
Drop by Canadian Tire on Hillside on June 3 between 9 am and 3 pm to show the cyclists your support! You can also contribute to the team’s efforts on their fundraising page.

Exploring Grief though Creativity: Celebrate a Life theme
2023-06-20 09:30 - 12:30, 2023-08-21 09:30 - 12:30 | Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre, 102-4450 Chatterton Way, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Mountain Golf Tournament
2023-07-07
A close-knit group of family and friends will hit the links again this year July 7 to 9 to celebrate the 30th annual “Mountain Golf Tour. The tour has grown from twelve to 70 participants and now takes place on the Olympic View, Cordova Bay and Bear Mountain courses.
Paul Sekhon was a founding member, beloved family member and friend who died in 2011. The care Paul received on the Inpatient Unit and at home with support from the Palliative Response Team served as inspiration to Paul’s friends and family to do what they could to ensure that compassionate care is available to others.
“In the final weeks of Dad’s life, using the hospice services at home – what an opportunity that was to have four weeks in our home having everyone come in and visit – many people don’t get to have that,” says Paul’s son, Javas. “That month was really special, and that was something hospice was able to help provide.”
The tournament also honours the memory of Raman Jhuti, a Mountain Golf Tournament team member and cherished friend, who died in 2020.
The friends of Paul and Raman aim to raise $25,000 this year. To date their efforts have resulted in over $132,000 being raised for Hospice.
You can support their fundraising goal by donating here, or by contacting us for more info.

Living with Grief: Adjusting to Life after Loss (in person)
2023-07-20 15:00 - 17:00, 2023-08-23 16:30 - 18:30 | Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre, 102-4450 Chatterton Way, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
A one-time, interactive workshop covering the basics of grief and mourning, and ways to cope for those who are bereaved following the death of a loved one. This is an interactive workshop that encourages sharing from participants while learning about different ideas around grief and mourning.
Have you recently lost someone important to you? Are you surprised by your grief and wondering what is normal and how best to cope? This workshop, developed by the grief counsellors at Victoria Hospice, will help you understand your grief, as well as offering a chance to connect with other grievers in our community. Join us as we:
• Share and support one another in your grieving experiences
• Explore the many ways that grief can impact our lives
• Explain how grieving naturally works to help us live with our losses
• Identify ways to support healthy adjustment to loss
• Explore your continued connection to the person who has died
This workshop will take place at our Community Support Centre at 102-4450 Chatterton Way. Masks are optional. Please do not attend if you have signs of illness/infection. We appreciate your attention to this matter.
The workshop is free of charge. Please register on EventBrite.
Please only register if you feel will be able to attend the workshop. As there are a limited amount of spaces available, confirming a ticket means you are claiming one of these spaces.
If you have further questions, please call Bereavement Services at 250-519-3040 or email Hospice.Bereavement@viha.ca

Jaguars On The Island
2023-07-22 09:00 - 15:00 | Windsor Pavilion, Victoria, British Columbia, V8S 5H3, Canada
The largest Jaguar car show in North America is happening on Saturday, July 22 at Windsor Park in Oak Bay. The 18th annual Jaguars On The Island event, hosted by the Jaguar Car Club of Victoria, has generously donated proceeds to Victoria Hospice since 2011.
Since then, the event has raised more than $33,000 to support end-of-life care in our community. Thanks for volunteers like Olga (pictured here) for supporting our community events that help raise funds and awareness for Victoria Hospice.
Donate here to support the Jaguar Car Club of Victoria’s fundraising effort for Victoria Hospice.

Exploring Grief through Creativity: Self care theme
2023-07-25 15:30 - 18:30 | Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre, 102-4450 Chatterton Way, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Brown's Socialhouse Uptown prize pack fundraiser
2023-07-31 | Brown’s Social House Uptown, Victoria, British Columbia, V8Z 0B9, Canada
Visit Brown’s Socialhouse Uptown this month and enter to win a prize pack valued at more than $1,200! Loyal supporters of Victoria Hospice, the folks at Brown’s Uptown have brought neighbouring businesses together to support compassionate end-of-life care with products and gift cards from:

Meraki
Rococo
Outlooks
Sizzling Tandoor
Crafthouse Vic West
Browns Socialhouse Uptown
Foxy Box
Hughes
Softy’s
Amelia Lee
Plenty/Plenty Men’s
Supplement King
Uptown Shopping Centre

The draw takes place July 31. Our thanks to dedicated Victoria Hospice fundraisers Emily Craveiro and Matt Quinn from Brown’s Socialhouse Uptown!
You can also support the Brown’s Socialhouse Uptown fundraiser by making a tax-deductible donation:

2023 Facilities Maintenance and Operations Golf Tournament
2023-08-12 | Highland Pacific Golf Course, 450 Creed Rd, Victoria, BC V9B 6C9, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Get ready, golfers! It’s time for the highly anticipated 2023 Facilities Maintenance and Operations Golf Tournament for Victoria Hospice. For event organizer and Electrical Maintenance Supervisor Martin Schicchi, this tournament is special.
Eight years ago, Martin’s mother-in-law, Dorothy Beggs, experienced a life-limiting illness. As her care became overwhelming, Martin and his wife turned to hospice for help. The compassionate staff swiftly arranged for Dorothy to receive exceptional care on the Inpatient Unit, which left a lasting impression on Martin.
Since then, Martin has dedicated his fundraising efforts to this worthy cause. Martin has set an ambitious goal to surpass last year’s $4,000 donation and needs support from the community to make it happen.
This year’s tournament takes place Saturday, August 12 at Highland Pacific Golf Course, with capacity for 80 enthusiastic golfers. Despite rising costs, Martin is determined to keep the fees affordable for the hospital staff, who make up the majority of participants. The event will also include a raffle and silent auction with donated items.
Join Martin and fellow golfers for a day of giving back and making a real difference. The 2023 FMO Tournament for Victoria Hospice promises friendly competition and a chance to support a cause that touches many lives.
Donate below to support this wonderful event!

Cycle of Life Tour 2023
2023-08-26 - 2023-08-27
We are excited to celebrate the Cycle of Life Tour’s 10th anniversary on August 26-27 this year! The two-day, 200-km cycling tour of the South Island is organized by Victoria Hospice and a volunteer committee to raise funds for hospice care across Vancouver Island.
Registration is open! Contact Debbie Greenway by email or 250-519-1747 for more information.

“Speaking Grief” film screening & discussion
2023-09-06 18:30 - 20:30 | Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre, 102-4450 Chatterton Way, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
SOLD OUT!
Victoria Hospice Movie Night for Grievers
Join Victoria Hospice Bereavement Services for a screening of the award-winning documentary Speaking Grief to explore the transformative experience of losing a family member in a death- and grief-avoidant society.
This film seeks to normalize grief through candid interviews and help people become more comfortable with the many faces, forms, and personal experiences of grief. By sharing diverse representations of bereavement experiences, this documentary illustrates that grief is a universal, yet individual experience and moves away from the idea that grief is a problem that needs to be “fixed.” It offers validation for the diverse experiences of grievers and guides those wishing to support them.
We will view the documentary in the first hour, with coffee, tea, water and popcorn provided. Following the film, Victoria Hospice bereavement counsellors Heidi Wigmore and Marney Thompson will facilitate a discussion with the audience about grief and how it is presented in the film.
Seats are limited and you must purchase tickets in advance on Eventbrite – ticket price is $5. Please note in registering for a ticket on Eventbrite, you are securing one of the limited tickets for this event; please do not register unless you feel committed in your ability to attend. Should you register and need to cancel, please inform us at 250-519-3040.
Register and buy tickets here.
NOTE: This focus of this evening will be socializing, light discussion, and learning.This is not a support or therapy group. Although we encourage participants to prepare for feelings of their grief in watching this film, there will not be an opportunity for participants to deeply process, express and share personal grief, so we encourage you to be mindful of your needs in attending this movie night.

Tapestry rides for Victoria Hospice
2023-09-14
On September 14, residents and friends of Tapestry at Victoria Harbour are planning to pedal in support of Victoria Hospice. Inspired by the Cycle of Life Tour – a 2-day, 200km group ride that took place on August 26-27, the residents decided to take on their own challenge with an in-house ride out to Sidney and back!
The ride will leave Tapestry at Victoria Harbour in the morning, with some fun and fundraising planned for their return. More details coming soon!
Make a donation in support of their fundraising goal!

Living with Grief: Adjusting to Life after Loss (in person)
2023-09-22 14:00 - 16:00 | Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre, 102-4450 Chatterton Way, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
A one-time, interactive workshop covering the basics of grief and mourning, and ways to cope for those who are bereaved following the death of a loved one. This is an interactive workshop that encourages sharing from participants while learning about different ideas around grief and mourning.
Have you recently lost someone important to you? Are you surprised by your grief and wondering what is normal and how best to cope? This workshop, developed by the grief counsellors at Victoria Hospice, will help you understand your grief, as well as offering a chance to connect with other grievers in our community. Join us as we:

Share and support one another in your grieving experiences
Explore the many ways that grief can impact our lives
Explain how grieving naturally works to help us live with our losses
Identify ways to support healthy adjustment to loss
Explore your continued connection to the person who has died

This workshop will take place at our Community Support Centre at 102-4450 Chatterton Way. Masks are optional. Please do not attend if you have signs of illness/infection. We appreciate your attention to this matter.
The workshop is free of charge. Please register on Eventbrite.
Please only register if you feel will be able to attend the workshop. As there are a limited amount of spaces available, confirming a ticket means you are claiming one of these spaces.
If you have further questions, please call Bereavement Services at 250-519-3040 or email Hospice.Bereavement@viha.ca

Clews Charity Golf Tournament
2023-09-27 | Uplands Golf Course, Victoria, British Columbia, v8r 5k5, Canada
The 12th annual Clews Charity Golf Tournament returns to the Uplands Golf Course on Wednesday, September 27, 2023 for another round of fun and fundraising, and a beard shave!
Organized by Kim (Victoria Hospice Foundation board member) and Justin Clews (an Uplands Golf pro and UVic Vikes golf coach), the tournament has raised more than $244,000 for compassionate end-of-life care at Victoria Hospice.
To help support patients and families in need of end-of-life care, Justin has pledged to shave his beard if $5,000 in donations is raised. Help us reach the goal by making a donation below.
Interested in becoming an Elite Sponsor for $500, a Hole Sponsor for $1000 or joining in to play? Email clewshospicegolf@gmail.com.

Victoria Hospice Society Annual General Meeting 2023
2023-10-05 15:30 - 16:15
Everyone is welcome to attend the Victoria Hospice Society AGM.
Victoria Hospice Society members in good standing are entitled to vote at the AGM (VHS Bylaw #2.8). The deadline for a new or renewed membership is September 5, 2023. Anyone over the age of 19 who is not employed by the Victoria Hospice Society is eligible for membership in the society.
The annual membership fee is $10. Apply for membership here.
Register to attend the VHS 2023 Annual General Meeting.
Read the 2022-2023 Annual Report
Audited Financial Statements Victoria Hospice Society 2022-23
Audited Financial Statements Victoria Hospice Foundation 2022-23

Attention runners!
2023-10-06
If you’re planning to run in the 2023 Royal Victoria Marathon Oct. 6-8, make your steps count for compassionate end-of-life care at Victoria Hospice!
Contact 250-519-1744 to learn about how you can be involved or select Victoria Hospice as your charity of choice when you register to run.
The event includes a 5 km run this year. Lace up those running shoes!

Walking Through Grief Support Group (FULL)
2023-10-14 | Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre, 102-4450 Chatterton Way, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
This session is full. Please contact us at 250-519-3040 or Hospice.Bereavement@islandhealth.ca if you would like to be waitlisted for a future session.
The Walking Through Grief Support Group offered by Victoria Hospice Bereavement Services is an eight-week walking support group open to all adults in the Greater Victoria community who are bereaved after the death of someone important in their life.
While walking at a relaxed pace in the area near the Victoria Hospice Bereavement Services Community Support Centre, with the facilitation of a Victoria Hospice Bereavement Counsellor and Bereavement Volunteer, this support group is a way to explore your grief through the movement of walking, being outdoors in nature, and by sharing with and supporting other grievers.
Dates:
Every Saturday from October 14 to December 9 (no session November 11)
Time:
10:30 am to approximately 12 pm. The first session will be longer running from 10:15 am to 12:30 pm.
Where:
Walks will begin at the Community Support Centre at 102-4450 Chatterton Way
Who:
Limited number of registered participants (adults) who are bereaved following the loss of someone important in their life. Participants will be required to sign a self-declaration form stating they are capable of walking for an hour and have checked in with their doctor if needed.
Sessions:
Each session will open and close with participants gathering in a circle with a brief discussion round. In between, participants will head out on an approximately hour-long walk.
How:
A pre-group intake conversation with a counsellor may be required to discuss your needs, answer any questions you may have, and determine whether the group is a good fit for you at this time.
Fee:
There is a group fee of $70, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds; bursaries to cover this cost, in part or in full, are available.
Registration:
To register or for further questions, please call Bereavement Services at 250-519-3040 or email Hospice.Bereavement@islandhealth.ca

Exploring Grief through Creativity - self care theme (FULL)
2023-10-17 15:30 - 18:30 | Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre, 102-4450 Chatterton Way, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
This session is full. Please contact us at 250-519-3040 or Hospice.Bereavement@islandhealth.ca if you would like to be waitlisted for a future session.
This workshop from Victoria Hospice Bereavement Services provides a supportive, creative way for people in bereavement to explore their experiences of grief through various art media.
Exploring Grief through Creativity workshops are to anyone who is grieving and may be inspired by art and creativity. No art experience is required, just a willingness to try something creative.
Facilitated by a Victoria Hospice Bereavement Counsellor with Expressive Arts training, the workshops include mixed media art techniques, creative exploration, guided visualization, personal reflection, and optional group sharing.
In-person, with COVID-19 protocols in place, at the Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre located at 102-4450 Chatterton Way.
The workshop fee is $20 and includes all materials. No one will be turned away for lack of funds; bursaries are available.
Please register no later than one week before the workshop date by contacting Bereavement Services at Hospice.Bereavement@islandhealth.ca or 250-519-3040.

Suicide Loss Support Group (8 weeks)
2023-10-25 | Victoria Hospice Community Support Centre, 102-4450 Chatterton Way, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Victoria Hospice Bereavement Services is offering an eight-week support group for adults who are grieving a loved one who has died by suicide. Facilitated by a bereavement counsellor, as well as a bereavement volunteer, this group incorporates grief education, discussions, sharing and support, and therapeutic activities.
The group aims to enhance one’s sense of community and belonging, create space to grieve, explore unique features of grief in response to suicide death, de-stigmatize suicide death, and support the healing and adaption process in each of the group member’s grief.
Date and time:
Runs for eight weeks on Wednesdays from October 25 to December 13, 2023 from 4:30 to 6:30 pm
Where:
At the group room space in the Community Support Centre at 102-4450 Chatterton Way
Who:
A limited number of pre-registered participants to enhance comfort. A commitment to attend all sessions enhances the value of the group experience.
How:
A pre-group interview with a counsellor is required to discuss your needs, answer any questions you may have, and determine whether the group is a good fit for you at this time. We have a variety of grief support options and want to ensure we are best meeting you needs at this time.
Fee:
$70. We never want the financial commitment to be a barrier to your participation so please let us know if you would benefit from a bursary in order to participate in this group.
Registration:
To register or for further questions, please call Bereavement Services at 250-519-3040 or email Hospice.Bereavement@islandhealth.ca

Bereavement Support Group -8 weeks online (FULL)
2023-10-26 16:30 - 18:30
This session is full. Please contact us at 250-519-3040 or Hospice.Bereavement@islandhealth.ca if you would like to be waitlisted for a future session.
Victoria Hospice Bereavement Services is offering an 8-week support group in an online environment for adults who are bereaved after the death of someone important in their life. Facilitated by a bereavement counsellor, this group incorporates grief education, discussions, sharing and support, and therapeutic activities.
The group aims to enhance one’s sense of community and belonging, create space to grieve, explore grief education, promote discussions between members, and support the healing and adaption process in each of the group member’s grief.
Dates:
Every Thursday from October 26 to December 14, 2023
Time:
4:30 – 6:30 pm
Where:
Online on Zoom. A camera, microphone, and a larger device that can support the Zoom platform is required.
Who:
A limited number of pre-registered participants to enhance comfort. A commitment to attend all sessions enhances the value of the group experience.
How:
A pre-group interview with a counsellor is required to discuss your needs, answer any questions you may have, and determine whether the group is a good fit for you at this time. We have a variety of grief support options and want to ensure we are best meeting you needs at this time.
Fee:
There is a group fee of $70, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds; bursaries to cover this cost, in part or in full, are available.
Registration:
To register or for more information about this online bereavement support group, please call Bereavement Services at 250-519-3040 or email Hospice.Bereavement@islandhealth.ca

Spooky for a Cause
2023-10-31 00:00 - 23:59
Looking for a spooky activity to do this Halloween Season? Head down to Fairfield and explore the handmade sculptures at 528 St Charles Ave.
Tara Norris and her family have been transforming their front lawn for Halloween since 2018 adding new pieces every year! This year Tara is raising funds in support of Victoria Hospice through her spooky display. Head down to check it out, take photos and make a donation to Victoria Hospice.
Make a donation in support of Tara’s fundraising goal!

All That Glitters XI: The Avenue Gallery’s Jewellery Fundraising Exhibition for Victoria Hospice
2023-12-01 - 2023-12-31
The Avenue Gallery’s 11th annual jewellery exhibition and fundraiser for Victoria Hospice showcases wearable art created by the finest boutique jewellers in Canada. Once again, a percentage from the sale of each gem sold between December 1 to 31 will be donated to Victoria Hospice. Looking fabulous has never had such a worthy payoff!

Visit The Avenue Gallery at 2184 Oak Bay Avenue.

‘Grieving Through the Holidays’ Workshop (ONLINE)
2023-12-05 16:30 - 18:30
Are you wondering how to get through the holiday season after the loss of an important person in your life? Facilitated by a bereavement counsellor and bereavement volunteer, join us for this online workshop to discuss grief, and learn tips to help you cope with and navigate grief during the holidays. Along with other people who are also grieving someone important in their life, you and other participants will have an opportunity to ask questions, share ideas, and learn about how to care for yourselves as you grieve through this holiday season.
Date: Tuesday, December 5
Time: 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Location: Facilitated on ZOOM video platform
Please register through Eventbrite. Instructions to participate on Zoom will be given with registration.
As this popular online workshop is offered to a limited number of participants, but please do your best to only register if you feel you are able to come. We also ask that you arrive on time.
For any questions about the workshop please call 250-519-3040 or email Hospice.Bereavement@islandhealth.ca.
There is no charge for this workshop, but donations are gratefully accepted. Please click here for information on making a donation.

Celebrate a Life: a memorial time of reflection and remembrance
2023-12-10 13:30 - 14:45 | Woodward Room, RJH Administration Building, 1900 Fort St, Victoria, BC, V8R1J8, Canada
Join Victoria Hospice for a community gathering to remember and celebrate our loved ones who have died. The Spiritual Care Team will lead us through a quiet time of words, music, and candle lighting.
The event is free – everyone is welcome!
The event will take place in the Woodward Room, Royal Jubilee Hospital Administration Building. The building is accessible. Complimentary Parking available in lots G, H, and J at RJH.
Sponsored by Earth’s Option

St Mary's Oak Bay Advent Series - Singing the Christmas Story
2023-12-13 12:00 - 13:00 | St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Church, Victoria, British Columbia, V8R 5L7, Canada
St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Church’s Notes of Joy Christmas concert series is a fundraiser for Victoria Hospice Bereavement Services.
The December 13 concert; Singing the Christmas Story, features music by Agnes Steida – soprano, Kate Rhodes – violin and soprano, Curt Bergen – piano and organ
Attend by donation at St. Mary’s Church on 1701 Elgin Road.

St Mary's Oak Bay Advent Series - Sunrise Christmas Surprise
2023-12-20 12:00 - 13:00 | St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Church, Victoria, British Columbia, V8R 5L7, Canada
St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Church’s Notes of Joy Christmas concert series is a fundraiser for Victoria Hospice Bereavement Services.
The December 20 concert; Sunrise Christmas Surprise, features music by Mittwoch String Quartet.
Attend by donation at St. Mary’s Church on 1701 Elgin Road
