Late May Sunset ~ Keith Rush

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COMMUNITY EVENTS 

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NATURE OF FORESTS

July 18 & 19

Forbes Hall

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ANNUAL BOOK & BAKE SALE

August 1st

Forbes Hall

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FAMILY FUN DAY

August 8th

Forbes Hall

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FIRE DEPT. PARADE

Saturday

August 29th

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COMMUNITY DINNER

September 26

Forbes Hall

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THETIS COMMUNITY ASSEMBLY

September 28

Forbes Hall

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SOUP'S ON

Resumes October 14th

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FORBES HALL SPRING CLEAN UP

May 1, 2027

9:00 am

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ST. MARGARET'S CEMETERY 

CLEAN-UP

May 15th 2027

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Venting Index

 

Thetis Island Community Association

forbeshall.ca

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HEALTH SERVICES

Contact & Access Information

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Who's Who of Thetis Pets Registry

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Thetis Island Community Fund
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Sunday
Jul052026

Today's Nature House Events

Here's What's on today:

  • 9 - 11 Harvest Hours (All ages) The Peoples's Apothecary Garden, Lot 62

Join us at the PAG for our weekly Harvest Hours!  The garden is bursting right now - peak flower season means Calendula, Lavender, Chamomile and Yarrow are all ready to pick, alongside a full flush of leafy herbs including Lemon Balm, Mint, Sage, and Mugwort. We'll be on hand to guide you through what's ready to pick and how to use it.  The PAG is open to the public during daylight hours - come wander anytime.

  • 1 - 3 SLC Drop-in Marine Mammals (All ages)

Sea Life Centre, Telegraph Harbour Marina2-4 S4: Shared Waters, Shared Crisis 

  • Documentary Screening and Q&A (Youth, Adults).  Forbes Hall 

Join us for a screening exploring the urgent effort to protect the intertwined futures of Southern Resident killer whales and Chinook salmon, followed by a Q&A with Misty MacDuffee of the Raincoast Conservation Foundation.

Shared Waters, Shared Crisis is the third film in the Salish Sea documentary trilogy, weaving together three community stories set along the Canada-US border.  It reveals how habitat restoration, Indigenous fishing practices, and marine guardianship are shaping the future of iconic Northwest species.

All are welcome --free admission

See you out there!

ThINC


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