6 pm
Sing-A-Long Sunday Karaoke in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
End the weekend on a high note with Lucky Village Karaoke at Ted’s Bar. Sunday nights are for big choruses, bold song choices, and just enough confidence to grab the mic.
What's happening
Concerts, markets, meetups, workshops – here's what's coming up in the Valley.
February 2026 76 events
3:30 pm – 6 pm
Girls' Group
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. Activities will include crafts, discussion, baking and games. We'll learn how to care for ourselves and each other, grow together and encourage one another! More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
7 pm – 9 pm
Artful : The Poets
Artful the Gallery
Join host Steven J. Thompson as he welcomes our feature poet Jeremy Loveday. Jeremy’s feature spot will be followed by an open mic. Sign up at the door for the open mic, 5 minutes max per poet, $10 or pwyc. Jeremy Loveday is a poet, arts educator, and community builder from Victoria, BC, on the territory of the lәk’wәŋәn People. He founded and served as the longtime artistic director of the Victorious Voices youth poetry festival. Jeremy’s dynamic performances earned him the title of Victoria Poetry Slam Grand Champion three times. In 2020, he was honoured with the Zaccheus Jackson Nyce Memorial Award. His work has been published in reputable platforms such as Huffington Post, CV2, Funicular Magazine, National Observer, CBC, Claudia, and Best Canadian Poetry 2023. Loveday’s performance to celebrate his Book Release: Maybe the Starling , the debut full-length collection from award-winning poet and dynamic spoken word performer Jeremy Loveday, invites us to explore the intersections of crisis and care, grief and joy—a testament to poetry’s power to ignite change and nurture the human spirit. In a world marked by inequity and climate crisis, Maybe the Starling is a poetic response to uncertainty, confronting urgent questions while offering both salve and spark. Rooted in a deep love for the land and an abiding wonder for nature’s abundance, these poems illuminate the ways we belong to each other and the world around us. From mosh pits and Elvis impersonators to the quiet patience of growing food, these poems refuse to turn away from contradiction—they embrace it. Maybe the Starling offers both comfort and challenge, reminding us that poetry is a powerful call to wonder, to witness, and to action.
10 am – 4 pm
Flight Lines: The Flowing Movement of Birds
Pearl Ellis Gallery
Movement has always defined Tashi Draper’s life, so a serious knee injury that left her housebound created a profound sense of stillness, of being grounded when her instincts longed for motion. Watching birds outside her window during recovery, she felt their freedom deeply. With her spouse’s encouragement, she began translating that sensation into line through drawing and linoleum carving. As each plate took shape, the sweeping arcs, lift, and quiet power of flight emerged, offering a sense of freedom even when walking was not yet possible. This exhibition presents a striking series of limited-edition prints inspired by birds in flight and the flowing paths they carve through the air. Each image is hand-carved into natural Marmoleum, inked with archival ink, and hand-printed on fine archival paper using a traditional etching press. The resulting works are richly embossed, tactile, and predominantly black and white, with occasional touches of colour used as subtle accents. Though her leg has healed, Draper continues to feel the rhythm and movement of birds in every print she creates. Rooted in close observation of eagles, ravens, hawks, and owls on her Denman Island farm, this body of work reflects both a deep connection to the natural world and the healing power of creative practice. Framed and unframed works are available. The Pearl is located across from the Comox Mall at 1729 Comox Ave. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10 AM to 4 PM. Admission is always free.
4 pm – 6 pm
Heroes (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
The purpose of the Heroes program is to help promote healthy, resilient students through discovering their identity & purpose in this world. Youth will get the most out of this program if they can commit all 10 sessions; sign up below! Read more about Heroes here Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
6 pm – 9 pm
3LDP’s 9 to 5 Open Mic Takeover at Gladstone Brewing Co.
Gladstone Brewing Co.
Three Legged Dog Productions is taking over Open Mic Night at Gladstone Brewing for one night only — and this time it’s being hosted by “Dolly Parton” and the cast of 9 to 5: The Musical. Tuesday, February 4 6:00–9:00 PM Gladstone Brewing Company Come on down to Gladstone Brewing Open Mic night, featuring local musicians and live music, but this time 3LDP is taking over! Hosted by “Dolly Parton”, there will be some sneak peeks from 9 to 5: The Musical and a chance to meet some of the cast. There will also be an info booth where you can enter to win free tickets to the show! Come grab a drink, enjoy some great live music, and get a preview of what’s coming to the stage! Free to attend and open to all ages! 19+ for Bar Service. Hosted by Three Legged Dog Productions & Gladstone Brewing. 9 to 5 is sponsored by Campbell River Aesthetics in association with Swift Dattoo LLP
4 pm – 6 pm
Thrive (Boy's Group)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! This week we're playing the fun game, Gargon! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
6:30 pm
Thursday Night Music Bingo at Ted's Bar
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Dabbers out, volume up! Mountain Music Bingo is taking over Ted’s Bar & Grill every Thursday from 7pm to 9pm from January 8th to March 26, 2026. Hosted by none other than legendary Lifty, Tommy Hawk.
7:30 pm
Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet: Carmina Burana & T’əl
Sid Williams Theatre
Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet: Carmina Burana & T’əl at Sid Williams Theatre
9 pm – 9 pm
JIMI
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Tickets $20 Box Office 9:00pm Music 9:30pm 19+
8 am
2026 Olympic Events & Viewings
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Please stay tuned for more information coming soon! The Milano Cortina Olympics begin on February 6th, 2026
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Friday Nights
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Meal Night, but this time with a twist: we're having a "Utensil Dinner!" If you're up to the challenge, try eating the entire meal with a random utensil from our kitchen. Please fill out the form below to let us know if your child is coming! Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
7 pm – 9 pm
The World Needs a Song
Comox United Church
This year’s Have a Heart production, in collaboration with the Strathcona Sunrise Rotary Club, is The World Needs a Song, a joyful two-act celebration of music, storytelling, and community. As always, the show is the creative vision of Gloria Herauf, who writes, produces, directs, and leads the orchestra.
7:30 pm
Tonye Aganaba
Sid Williams Theatre
Tonye Aganaba at Sid Williams Theatre
9 am – 1 pm
Native Sons Hall-Saturday Market
Native Sons Hall- Winter, 360 Cliffe Ave
Visit our cozy Saturday Market in downtown Courtenay for local produce, crafts, and seasonal specialties.
2 pm – 4 pm
The World Needs a Song
Comox United Church
This year’s Have a Heart production, in collaboration with the Strathcona Sunrise Rotary Club, is The World Needs a Song, a joyful two-act celebration of music, storytelling, and community. As always, the show is the creative vision of Gloria Herauf, who writes, produces, directs, and leads the orchestra.
2 pm
Where Have All The Buffalo Gone?
Sid Williams Theatre
Where Have All The Buffalo Gone? at Sid Williams Theatre
7 pm
Canceled - Sound System Saturday DJ Parties in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Canceled this week.
9 pm – 9 pm
The Free Label
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Fan Pre-Sale goes live Nov 18 at 10am - Nov 20 at 10am. General Sale goes live Nov 20 at 10am. Tickets $20. Box Office 9pm Music 10pm 19+
1 pm
Superbowl Sunday Party in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
🏈 Super Bowl Sunday at Ted’s Bar 🏈 Because ski laps beat couch laps. Pull up a chair, grab a pint, and settle in for all the hits, halftime chaos, and game-day eats in Ted's Bar. Whether you’re here for the football or just the snacks and a few cheeky ski laps, Ted’s is the place to be this Sunday.
2 pm – 4 pm
The World Needs a Song
Comox United Church
This year’s Have a Heart production, in collaboration with the Strathcona Sunrise Rotary Club, is The World Needs a Song, a joyful two-act celebration of music, storytelling, and community. As always, the show is the creative vision of Gloria Herauf, who writes, produces, directs, and leads the orchestra.
6 pm
Canceled - Sing-A-Long Sunday Karaoke in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Canceled this week.
3:30 pm – 6 pm
Girls' Group
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. Activities will include crafts, discussion, baking and games. We'll learn how to care for ourselves and each other, grow together and encourage one another! More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
12 pm – 1 pm
CV/Arts Member Meeting
Comox Valley Art Gallery, Upstairs
@ As a way of reviving our membership program, CV/Arts will be hosting quarterly membership meetings with the goal of providing more benefits and opportunities for members. These gatherings will offer members a chance to connect directly with one another and with the CV/Arts team, be the first to hear about upcoming programs and opportunities, and receive organizational updates along with broader arts-sector news. These meetings will be open to CV/Arts members only . Our first meeting will take place on February 10th from 12:00pm – 1:00pm at 580 Duncan Avenue. During this time the CV/Arts team will share information about program planning for 2026. If you haven’t renewed your membership yet, now is a great time to do so. We’ve recently introduced a sliding-scale membership starting at just $10 , helping lower barriers to participation and making it easier for everyone to stay involved. We’re looking forward to building a stronger, more connected arts community together and hope you’ll join us. RSVP to the meeting HERE. Comox Valley Arts View Organizer Website [email protected] Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
4 pm – 6 pm
Heroes (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
The purpose of the Heroes program is to help promote healthy, resilient students through discovering their identity & purpose in this world. Youth will get the most out of this program if they can commit all 10 sessions; sign up below! Read more about Heroes here Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
4 pm – 6 pm
Thrive (Boy's Group)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! This week we're going to do some highly requested baking and cooking! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
6:30 pm
Thursday Night Music Bingo at Ted's Bar
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Dabbers out, volume up! Mountain Music Bingo is taking over Ted’s Bar & Grill every Thursday from 7pm to 9pm from January 8th to March 26, 2026. Hosted by none other than legendary Lifty, Tommy Hawk.
3:30 pm
Family Friday Night Specials on Slopes & in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Kick off the weekend with an easy, affordable night on the mountain - built for families who want more time together and less planning. Family Friday Nights offer discounted access to the slopes, beginner-friendly terrain, and a relaxed après scene to wrap it all up. New this season: the three Beginner Carpets stay open until 7 pm on Fridays, making it easier than ever for newer skiers and riders to get comfortable on snow. Family Friday discounted packages include lift tickets and rentals, with the option to add a 2-hour private lesson for an additional cost.
5 pm
Snowshoe & No-Shoe Fondue at Raven Lodge
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
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6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Friday Nights
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Games Night: if you have a favorite board or card game, bring it! We'll also have the concession open, so bring a couple dollars if you'd like. Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
7 pm – 9 pm
The World Needs a Song
Comox United Church
This year’s Have a Heart production, in collaboration with the Strathcona Sunrise Rotary Club, is The World Needs a Song, a joyful two-act celebration of music, storytelling, and community. As always, the show is the creative vision of Gloria Herauf, who writes, produces, directs, and leads the orchestra.
7:30 pm
Ebony Roots
Sid Williams Theatre
Ebony Roots at Sid Williams Theatre
9 pm – 9 pm
RUMPUS with Joluca at The Waverley
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Award-winning DJ and producer RUMPUS is pushing the boundaries of house music, seamlessly blending his productions with live drumming to create a unique and electrifying experience for his fans. His high-energy performances, influenced by his roots as a punk rock drummer, have earned him the moniker "RUMPUS"—meaning "a noisy uproar; a commotion." Joluca is the decade long collaboration between David Luca and Adam Johan, now entering a new chapter with Luca at the helm. Known for a distinctive blend of underground & high energy house, UKG, and rave-inspired breaks, Joluca channels the debauchery of the dance floor into inspired originals and standout sets.
9 am – 1 pm
Native Sons Hall-Saturday Market
Native Sons Hall- Winter, 360 Cliffe Ave
Visit our cozy Saturday Market in downtown Courtenay for local produce, crafts, and seasonal specialties.
2 pm – 4 pm
The World Needs a Song
Comox United Church
This year’s Have a Heart production, in collaboration with the Strathcona Sunrise Rotary Club, is The World Needs a Song, a joyful two-act celebration of music, storytelling, and community. As always, the show is the creative vision of Gloria Herauf, who writes, produces, directs, and leads the orchestra.
4 pm – 9 pm
Valentine’s Day at 40 Knots Winery
Forty Knots Winery
Join the Strathcona Symphony for an evening of fine wine & love songs at the stunning 40 Knots Winery. You and your sweetheart can celebrate Valentine’s Day, February 14 th in a very special way: Musical entertainment will be provided by vocalists Michael MacKinnon, and Michelle Johnson, with Scott Knight on piano, and the SSO’s very own concert master, Blaine Waldbauer on violin. Our event will also include a 6oz. glass of 40 Knots wine for each guest and charcuterie board (shared with 4) to delight your palate. Support the SSO through our silent auction, or purchase a serenade and some sweets for your loved one. Choose one of two sittings: 4:00pm-6:00pm & 7:00pm-9:00pm Valentine’s Day, Saturday 14 February, 2026 40 Knots Winery, 2400 Anderton Rd, Comox One ticket includes seating for two people, two complimentary glasses of wine*, and a shared charcuterie board (between 4 people). Tickets: $100 Join with friends! Book half a table for 4 for $200 or a whole table for 8 for $400 *non-alcoholic beverages also available
6 pm – 10 pm
CCFS Science Pub: Sex, Selection, and Nature’s Strangest Dating Scene
Cumberland Cultural Centre
This perfect complement (or antidote) to the Hallmark holiday of Valentines Days – a CCFS Science Pub: Sex, Selection and Nature’s Strangest Dating Scene!! Doors open at 6:30 for on theme cocktails and visiting. Talks start at 7! Door prizes, pop quizzes, guest burlesque, and random acts of gamblin’! Advance tickets highly recommended. $20 for active donors and volunteers – $25 for the rest of you! Purchase your tickets HERE Tickets
6 pm
Valentine's Buck Wild Comedy: Blind Date Game Show with Patti Savard
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Roses are red. Dating is weird. Let’s laugh about it. Taking place upstairs in the Alpine Lodge, Buck’s Bar delivers cozy après vibes, flowing drinks, and comedy that hits even harder after a day on the slopes.
7 pm
Sound System Saturday DJ Parties in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Saturday nights belong in Ted’s Bar. When the lifts slow down, the volume goes up with Sound System Saturday - a weekly club night DJ party that turns Ted’s Bar & Grill into the mountain’s unofficial après dance floor. From 7 pm to 9:30 pm, expect high-energy sets, local favourites, and a crowd that knows how to close out a day on the hill. Pair it with $5.99 cocktails from 3 pm to close, plus an evening shuttle bus ride home, and you’ve got a solid plan with no need for a backup.
7:30 pm
Let's Go Surfin'! A Beach Boys Tribute
Sid Williams Theatre
Let's Go Surfin'! A Beach Boys Tribute at Sid Williams Theatre
2 pm
Symphony at the Sid: Cuban Heartbeats
Sid Williams Theatre
Symphony at the Sid: Cuban Heartbeats at Sid Williams Theatre
6 pm
Sing-A-Long Sunday Karaoke in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
End the weekend on a high note with Lucky Village Karaoke at Ted’s Bar. Sunday nights are for big choruses, bold song choices, and just enough confidence to grab the mic.
9 am
Family Day Discovery - Beginners FREE Lesson
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
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7 pm – 9 pm
Comox Valley Songwriters Circle
Artful the Gallery
Each month singer/songwriters gather to share their tunes at Artful : The Gallery. The range of abilities, experience and genres welcomes musicians who appreciate the challenge (and the deadline!) of creating a new song each month. The circle provides a place to be inspired, seek feedback and to be able to hear what other creatives are working on. Most musicians bring along their guitars or ukuleles, although some sing a cappella or use the in-house piano for accompaniment. Host Ashley Sykes’s love of connecting with other artists provides motivation to write and perform in the supportive group. The circle does not provide instruction; it provides an opportunity to perform your song, and to be impacted by others doing the same. Attendance is by donation ($10 or pwyc). The group welcomes newcomers, and the only criteria is that the songs performed are original.
4 pm – 6 pm
Heroes (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
The purpose of the Heroes program is to help promote healthy, resilient students through discovering their identity & purpose in this world. Youth will get the most out of this program if they can commit all 10 sessions; sign up below! Read more about Heroes here Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
7 pm
Legends Show
Sid Williams Theatre
Legends Show at Sid Williams Theatre
12 pm – 5 pm
Eros & Psyche
Artful the Gallery
Eros and Psyche brings together the work of eight BC artists exploring sexuality, intimacy, love and desire as vital forces in human life. Drawing from the Greek myth of Eros and Psyche, the exhibition considers erotic desire not only as romance or sexuality, but as a generative energy that shapes creativity, relationships and personal transformation. In the myth, Eros embodies desire while Psyche represents the human soul. Their love begins in darkness, without knowledge or awareness. When Psyche dares to look at Eros, she breaks the spell of unconscious union and is forced into a series of trials. This journey marks a movement from innocence to awareness, from blind love to conscious relationship. Psyche’s story suggests that love, and the soul itself, must mature through curiosity, loss, endurance and growth. Psychologically, Eros can be understood as libido: a life force that drives creativity, connection, sensuality and curiosity. Libido is not limited to sexual desire alone, but describes the energy that compels us to make, to love, and to reach toward others. In this sense, artistic creation is deeply erotic; it is the act of giving form to inner impulses and lived experience. Within North American culture, sexuality is often narrowly defined by ideals shaped by religion, youthfulness, and moral restraint. Aging bodies, spiritual sensuality, and expressions of desire that fall outside accepted norms are frequently marginalized or ignored. The artists in Eros and Psyche challenge these limitations by presenting desire as expansive, enduring and deeply human. Their works suggest that libido does not disappear with age or devotion, but evolves; remaining present through change, vulnerability and transformation. Each artist approaches these themes through a distinct artistic practice, reflecting the many ways love and sexuality are experienced. Across materials, forms and gestures, the exhibition reveals desire as plural rather than singular; sometimes tender, sometimes fractured, sometimes quiet or overwhelming. Together, these works form a shared meditation on intimacy as something deeply personal, yet universally felt. Eros and Psyche invites viewers to consider love and sexuality as ongoing processes rather than fixed states. Like Psyche, we are shaped by what we desire and by the risks we take in bringing those desires into awareness. In honouring libido as a life force, the exhibition affirms creativity as a space where instinct, consciousness, body and soul meet—and where transformation remains possible. Three Comox Valley Poets bring their erotic poetic selves to celebrate the opening of the “Eros & Psyche” exhibition at Artful : The Gallery. The Artist Reception will begin with poetic performances by Liza Hughes, Joanna Finch and Toni Dunne, on Saturday, Feb 21, 7-8pm ($20 or pwyc). The evening will conclude with the artist reception for the exhibition featuring the work of artists Tessa Nunn (Comox Valley), Annette Nieukerk (Sunshine Coast), Joyce Ozier (Sunshine Coast), Tannis Hopkins (Sunshine Coast), Matthew Hildebrandt (Salt Spring Island), Nicky Evans (Sunshine Coast), Gary Dillon (Gabriola Island) and Rosemary Burden (Sunshine Coast). Exhibition runs Feb 18 thru March 14 at Artful : The Gallery. Regular Gallery hours Weds to Sat 12-5pm.
4 pm – 6 pm
Thrive (Boy's Group)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! This week we're having a "skills day"- join us to find out more! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
6:30 pm
Thursday Night Music Bingo at Ted's Bar
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Dabbers out, volume up! Mountain Music Bingo is taking over Ted’s Bar & Grill every Thursday from 7pm to 9pm from January 8th to March 26, 2026. Hosted by none other than legendary Lifty, Tommy Hawk.
9 pm – 9 pm
Current Swell - 2nd show!
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
SECOND SHOW DATE ADDED! Thursday February 19th ! Box Office 9pm Music 9:30pm
1:30 am – 2 am
Craft Rave 18+
Location TBA
@ Community Love Jam @ Avenue Bistro This February, Craft Rave is all about coming together to co-create, fundraise, and support our local community through creativity, connection, PLUR. Peace, Love, Unity, Respect! This special 18+ edition is a fundraiser for Craft Rave and Avenue Bistro and the growing creative ecosystem that supports our goals. Craft Rave is a space where you can begin, work on, or complete a craft project. Think knitting, collage, painting, drawing, digital art, mixed media, vision boards, and more. Bring something you are already working on or dive into something new when you arrive. Guest DJs with music ranging across electronic dance genres to keep the creative energy flowing. Confirmed Selayne FALL ON BEATS DJ sprouT Ninjah You will also meet our Vibe Guides, who will be there to do Vibe Checks and make sure you have everything you need to feel comfortable, inspired, and supported. This event is about creative community love in action. We will be adding more to this experience soon, including a special mocktail and cocktail menu and curated food and snack offerings, vending opportunities and more. Stay tuned for more details as this event takes shape. Community Love Jam. Where art meets heart. Follow our Comox Valley Craft Rave page for updates! Very Limited Uber Early Presale Tickets $15-$25 includes 1 drink ticket! (Cocktail or Mocktail) Tier 2 when these sell out! $20 $25 @ The Door May all relations be honoured and honestly reconciled. May we, as Canadians, continue to fulfill our responsibilities as treaty partners. We are visitors on the lands and territories of the K’ómoks, Qualicum, and Puntlatch peoples. Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
9 am
National Ski & Snowboard Day 2026
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Book your lesson and rental packages for Feb 20th!
3:30 pm
Family Friday Night Specials on Slopes & in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Kick off the weekend with an easy, affordable night on the mountain - built for families who want more time together and less planning. Family Friday Nights offer discounted access to the slopes, beginner-friendly terrain, and a relaxed après scene to wrap it all up. New this season: the three Beginner Carpets stay open until 7 pm on Fridays, making it easier than ever for newer skiers and riders to get comfortable on snow. Family Friday discounted packages include lift tickets and rentals, with the option to add a 2-hour private lesson for an additional cost.
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Friday Nights: Change Conference Watch Party
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Join us for a Change Conference youth livestream party! This Friday, 5:30-8:30pm! Change Conference is a ministry of YFC Canada that runs yearly in-person youth conferences, as well as this live-stream. It will be an inspiring event! More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
9 pm – 9 pm
Current Swell-Sold Out 2nd show added
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
*THIS DATE IS NOW SOLD OUT - but a 2nd show has now been added on THURSDAY FEB 19th : https://cvw.tickit.ca/events/32902 Box Office 9pm Music 930pm Often described by devoted fans as “a church of rock ‘n’ roll,” their concerts are a cathartic blend of intensity, joy, and connection. With the return of founding member Louis Sadava on bass, the band’s sound has reached new heights, as fresh and urgent as ever, yet infused with nostalgia for longtime listeners.
12 am
Theme Days: Olympic National Pride Day
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Olympic National Pride Day is a themed dress-up day celebrating the pride, passion, and global energy that the Games bring to the mountains. Guests are invited to wear their spirit on the slopes by representing their nationality, heritage, or the team they’re cheering for, through country colours, flags, jerseys, and sport-inspired fits.
9 am – 1 pm
Native Sons Hall-Saturday Market
Native Sons Hall- Winter, 360 Cliffe Ave
Visit our cozy Saturday Market in downtown Courtenay for local produce, crafts, and seasonal specialties.
5 pm
Snowshoe & No-Shoe Fondue at Raven Lodge
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
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7 pm – 9 pm
Erotic Poetry & Artist Reception for Eros & Psyche Exhibition
Artful the Gallery
Three Comox Valley Poets bring their erotic poetic selves to celebrate the opening of the “Eros & Psyche” exhibition at Artful : The Gallery. The Artist Reception will begin with poetic performances by Liza Hughes, Joanna Finch and Toni Dunne, from 7-8pm. The evening will conclude with the artist reception for the exhibition featuring the artworks of Tessa Nunn, Annette Nieukerk, Joyce Ozier, Tannis Hopkins, Matthew Hildebrandt, Nicky Evans, Gary Dillon and Rosemary Burden.
7 pm
Sound System Saturday DJ Parties in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Saturday nights belong in Ted’s Bar. When the lifts slow down, the volume goes up with Sound System Saturday - a weekly club night DJ party that turns Ted’s Bar & Grill into the mountain’s unofficial après dance floor. From 7 pm to 9:30 pm, expect high-energy sets, local favourites, and a crowd that knows how to close out a day on the hill. Pair it with $5.99 cocktails from 3 pm to close, plus an evening shuttle bus ride home, and you’ve got a solid plan with no need for a backup.
9 pm – 9 pm
Canadian Beauty
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Box Offce 9 pm Music 9:30 pm Canadian Beauty's first ever Grateful Dead tribute show was in 2005 at Logan's Pub. Over the years tributes to Neil Young, Bob Dylan, The Band, The Allman Brothers Band and Gram Parsons have surfaced under a pile of different band names. The band endeavour to make the music they play their own. As skilled improvisors, they'd rather put their personal stamp on the songs than perform note-for-note renditions. And the band's history goes even farther back to 1997 when Chris, Lucky, Paul, Dan & Brent (and Pharis) were doing original tunes and some covers in the band Lift. They then started branching out to doing Neil (1999), Bob (2000) & Dead (2005) tributes on special occasions. Marc joined the band in 2005 providing the core of Canadian Beauty. Damian and Esme have rounded out the band and they are better than ever. Members of the band have performed with: Jon and Roy, Jesse Roper, Pharis and Jason Romero, Paul Pigat, Aidan Knight, The Best Guys In Town, and many more.
3 pm – 5 pm
Lunar New Year Celebration
Location TBA
@ Multicultural and family friendly celebration. Snacks, stories, traditional crafts, games and more! Come learn about this important celebration observed in over a dozen countries. Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
6 pm
Sing-A-Long Sunday Karaoke in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
End the weekend on a high note with Lucky Village Karaoke at Ted’s Bar. Sunday nights are for big choruses, bold song choices, and just enough confidence to grab the mic.
3:30 pm – 6 pm
Girls' Group
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. Activities will include crafts, discussion, baking and games. We'll learn how to care for ourselves and each other, grow together and encourage one another! More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4 pm – 6 pm
Heroes (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
The purpose of the Heroes program is to help promote healthy, resilient students through discovering their identity & purpose in this world. Youth will get the most out of this program if they can commit all 10 sessions; sign up below! Read more about Heroes here Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
4 pm – 6 pm
Thrive (Boy's Group)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! This week we're having a movie night! Bring your favorite snack to share. More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
6:30 pm
Thursday Night Music Bingo at Ted's Bar
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Dabbers out, volume up! Mountain Music Bingo is taking over Ted’s Bar & Grill every Thursday from 7pm to 9pm from January 8th to March 26, 2026. Hosted by none other than legendary Lifty, Tommy Hawk.
7 pm – 9 pm
Maureen F. Fitzgerald PHD Book Launch for “Wake the F Up”
Artful the Gallery
Join Author Maureen Fitzgerald PhD as she launches her latest publication, “Wake the F Up – the Essential Guide to Spiritual Awakening and Freedom”. The evening will include a presentation from the author, opportunity to purchase her book and a reception to follow. Every mystic has said the same thing: We can only end suffering and be truly happy if we wake up. But how do we do this? In her engaging presentation, Maureen will describe her five-step process to awakening from an egoic-state of consciousness to awake awareness. You will learn how to use your life difficulties for opportunities to realize your True Self and: transcend the limits of your egoic mind; loosen the limiting beliefs in your shadow; and unlock the freedom and peace that is already within you. Fitzgerald combines Western psychology and Eastern philosophy while referring to the words of the mystics including Eckhart Tolle, Byron Katie, Michael Singer, Loch Kelly, Adyashanti and Osho. Come and learn how to raise your consciousness and move from a place of darkness and ignorance to a time of abundance and freedom. As Eckhart Tolle says: “Your main purpose is to awaken. It is as simple as that. You share that purpose with every other person on this planet – because it is the purpose of humanity.”
8 am – 5 pm
Coldest Night of the Year
Native Sons Hall
@ Coldest Night of the Year is happening again on February 28, 2026. The Coldest Night of the Year is a winterrific family-friendly fundraising walk in support of local charities serving people experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness… because it’s cold out there. We hope you’ll join us! Register: https://en.cnoy.org/location/comoxvalley #cnoy #coldestnightoftheyear #coldestnight #comoxvalley Navacord – Formerly Waypoint Insurance Services Inc. Thank you to our Sponsors: Presenting: Navacord – Formerly Waypoint Insurance Services Inc. Platinum: Mainroad North Island Contracting + Quantum Dental Gold: Courtenay Appliances + Coastwood Wellington Altus (Ivan Lee) Bronze: Chan Nowosad Boates + Mike Hamilton Logging, Cascadia Electric Rest Stop Sponsor: Morson Carson Richardson Wealth + YQQ + The Match Eatery + MNP Route Sponsor: Peninsula Co-op + St George’s United Church Media Sponsors: The Eagle + The Raven, Comox Valley Record Partners: McDonalds Comox Valley, Plates, ABC Printing varies Comox Valley Transition Society Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
8:30 am – 11 am
Retro Rewind Comedy Night
Cumberland, V0R1S0
Celebrate National Retro Day with a night of Stand-up Comedy, Game Shows, and Live Music at The Waverley Hotel! This show, presented by Cumberland Comedy, pits 4 generations against each other in a test of the times. Featuring comics Syd Bosel (Team Boomer), Carilynn Nicholson (Team Gen X), Patti Savard (Team Milennial) and Carson Bonney (Team Gen Z). Between segments you’ll get to enjoy classic songs from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000’s performed live by local band “Tacky Wedding Party”. Here’s how the night will play out: ROUND 1: TALKIN’ ABOUT MY GENERATION Each comic performs a 5 minute set about their life and times. ROUND 2: GEN VS. GEN A quiz game where the generations are pitted against each other to test their retro wits. ‘ ROUND 3: THE PRICE IS WRONG Inflation is bogus! Host Josh Lichti will test our fading memories to identify the retail price of common household objects throughout the decades. Come in your best retro costumes and be ready for a night of fun and audience participation! Doors 8:30 PM, Show starts 9:30 PM Sharp. Tickets are $25 pre-sale, $30 door available now at Cumberland-comedy.tickit.ca. YOLO- Get your tickets now so you don’t have FOMO!!
3:30 pm
Family Friday Night Specials on Slopes & in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Kick off the weekend with an easy, affordable night on the mountain - built for families who want more time together and less planning. Family Friday Nights offer discounted access to the slopes, beginner-friendly terrain, and a relaxed après scene to wrap it all up. New this season: the three Beginner Carpets stay open until 7 pm on Fridays, making it easier than ever for newer skiers and riders to get comfortable on snow. Family Friday discounted packages include lift tickets and rentals, with the option to add a 2-hour private lesson for an additional cost.
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Friday Nights
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Compete Night: we'll play some fun organized team games! Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. Can't wait to see you there! More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
7 pm – 9 pm
Carys Owen “Love Letter to a Bee” Poetry Reading and Book Launch with musical guests Circle Complex
Artful the Gallery
Carys Owen is a poet, educator, community builder and nature-lover who respectfully lives on the unceded territory of the K’omoks people. Her office is on the beach, by the river, in the forest, near a mountain. For several years she has been sharing her poems at readings, community events and in her first poetry collection – Into the Ordinary. In 2023, Carys helped to create the Downtown Courtenay Poetry Walk. This public art project is now in its fourth year. It pairs poets with businesses resulting in a display of poetry on store front windows during National Poetry Month (April). Carys’s poetry has been read at conferences and meetings to illustrate the life of various organizations, for example the BC Teacher’s Reading Conference, Lush Valley Food Action Society and CV Rotary Club. She is also very proud to have performed her poetry at Pride in the Park in Courtenay, BC. Carys is a founding member of ‘Artful : The Poets’ who meet once a month to share their poetry at ‘Artful : The Gallery’, Courtenay BC. She also helps to organize ‘Wordsmiths’, a group of poets, writers and singers in Cumberland, BC. Her new collection of poetry – ‘Love Letter to a Bee’- explores the beauties of the natural world alongside the importance of caring for our environment.She is mindful of creating poems that celebrate the wonders of the natural world with the aim of encouraging connection and hope.
7:30 pm – 10 pm
Ramble at the Big Yellow Hall
Merville Hall
The third installment of the Ramble presented by Highway 19 Concerts and hosted by J. Plank (Jeff Plankenhorn). Inspired by the late, great Levon Helm’s legendary Midnight Ramble in Woodstock, NY, each Ramble shines a spotlight on three songwriters from emerging and established local talents to show stopping guest headliners, all backed by the One Spot Ramblers, a stellar Vancouver Island house band led by Plank. The Ramble is all about building musical community, and creating unique and unforgettable nights of song and music in our region. Featuring: Paul Pigat – guitar, vocals & songs Sue Decker – guitars, vocals & songs AJ Lontayao – guitar & vocals Maya McCutcheon – vocals J. Plank – musical director, host, guitars and vocals G. Lee Worden – guitars, keys and vocals Rick May – bass Dallas Carrie – drums, vocals In addition to leading his rockabilly powerhouse trio Cousin Harley, Vancouver’s Paul Pigat has quietly spent a career creating sweet sounds for some of the best artists in the country. Over the years his distinctive guitar playing has graced albums and stages of none other than Jeff Beck, Jackob Dylan, Michael Kaeshammer, Albert Lee, James Burton, Brian Setzer, The Reverend Horton Heat, Neko Case, Jim Byrnes, The Sojourners, Carolyn Mark… and on and on! Blessed with a jazz man’s sheen, a rockabilly heart and a hobo’s soul, there aren’t many genres of music that don’t pull at Pigat’s wayfaring imagination like a magnet. In many ways, it’s a mystery why Paul Pigat isn’t a household name yet. Maybe he’d be a lot easier to pin down if he wasn’t so darn good at so many different things. Victoria singer-songwriter Sue Decker’s rich and warm voice, distinctive slide guitar playing, and authentic songwriting make for a powerful combination. Ever since learning to play her first guitar chords in a bluegrass jam at the age of thirty-five, Sue has been discovering her truth in song. In 2024 she released her second album “Keeping Time” with producer Steve Dawson which drew comparisons to Ry Cooder and Lucinda Williams. Still in their teens, multi-instrumentalist AJ Lontayao and vocalist Maya McCutcheon have establishing themselves as tremendous talents to watch in the Campbell River music scene. On guitar and vocals, Lontayao leads the rock band Exit 30, winners of battle of the band accolades all over the Island. Both are regulars at Highway 19’s high school open mic nights and Georgia Strait Jazz Society jams, they also perform as a duo and with their jazz quartet Mood Swings where McCutcheon’s Winehouse-esque pipes are on full display. J. Plank (Jeff Plankenhorn) is a highly respected musician known for his skill as a slide guitarist, songwriter, and vocalist, both as a solo artist and as a sought-after session musician. After years in the Austin music scene, Plank now calls Campbell River home while he continues to tour across North America and Europe. Lee Worden, Rick May, and Dallas Carrie round out the house band of Island aces. The Ramble is a family friendly, licensed event. Kids are free with a paying adult, teens pay what you can at the door. The Ramble is supported by the Province of BC through the BC Arts Council and BC Live Performance Network. Tickets: $30.00 Admission (+applicable taxes & fees) Kids are free with a paying adult, teens pay what you can at the door.
7:30 pm
Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story
Sid Williams Theatre
Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story at Sid Williams Theatre
9 am – 1 pm
Native Sons Hall-Saturday Market
Native Sons Hall- Winter, 360 Cliffe Ave
Visit our cozy Saturday Market in downtown Courtenay for local produce, crafts, and seasonal specialties.
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5 pm
Snowshoe & No-Shoe Fondue at Raven Lodge
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
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7 pm
Sound System Saturday DJ Parties in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Saturday nights belong in Ted’s Bar. When the lifts slow down, the volume goes up with Sound System Saturday - a weekly club night DJ party that turns Ted’s Bar & Grill into the mountain’s unofficial après dance floor. From 7 pm to 9:30 pm, expect high-energy sets, local favourites, and a crowd that knows how to close out a day on the hill. Pair it with $5.99 cocktails from 3 pm to close, plus an evening shuttle bus ride home, and you’ve got a solid plan with no need for a backup.
12 am
VISAS Awareness Day
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Vancouver Island Society for Adaptive Snowsports (VISAS) will showcase its adaptive snow sports students and some of its 90+ volunteer instructors in action with visual displays and interactive demonstrations of their capabilities while educating spectators about VISAS’s history and its dedication to making snow sports accessible to people with cognitive, developmental, and physical disabilities. Stay tuned for more event details!
6 pm
Sing-A-Long Sunday Karaoke in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
End the weekend on a high note with Lucky Village Karaoke at Ted’s Bar. Sunday nights are for big choruses, bold song choices, and just enough confidence to grab the mic.
3:30 pm – 6 pm
Girls' Group
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. Activities will include crafts, discussion, baking and games. We'll learn how to care for ourselves and each other, grow together and encourage one another! More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4 pm – 6 pm
Heroes (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
The purpose of the Heroes program is to help promote healthy, resilient students through discovering their identity & purpose in this world. Youth will get the most out of this program if they can commit all 10 sessions; sign up below! Read more about Heroes here Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
7 pm
She Speaks: Courageous Conversations That Change Everything
Sid Williams Theatre
She Speaks: Courageous Conversations That Change Everything at Sid Williams Theatre
4 pm – 6 pm
Thrive (Boy's Group)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
6:30 pm
Thursday Night Music Bingo at Ted's Bar
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Dabbers out, volume up! Mountain Music Bingo is taking over Ted’s Bar & Grill every Thursday from 7pm to 9pm from January 8th to March 26, 2026. Hosted by none other than legendary Lifty, Tommy Hawk.
7:30 pm
Red Fever
Sid Williams Theatre
Red Fever at Sid Williams Theatre
3:30 pm
Family Friday Night Specials on Slopes & in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Kick off the weekend with an easy, affordable night on the mountain - built for families who want more time together and less planning. Family Friday Nights offer discounted access to the slopes, beginner-friendly terrain, and a relaxed après scene to wrap it all up. New this season: the three Beginner Carpets stay open until 7 pm on Fridays, making it easier than ever for newer skiers and riders to get comfortable on snow. Family Friday discounted packages include lift tickets and rentals, with the option to add a 2-hour private lesson for an additional cost.
5 pm
Friday Night Rail Jam Series
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Show us your best tricks and snag some wicked prizes! Mount Washington’s Friday Night Rail Jam Series hits the slopes March 6–28, 2025, from 5–7 PM, all leading up to the After Dark Invitational finale you won’t want to miss. Stay tuned for more details coming soon!
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Friday Nights
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Games Night: if you have a favorite board or card game, bring it! We'll also have the concession open, so bring a couple dollars if you'd like. Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
12 am
2SLGBTQ+ Pride Celebration at Mount Washington
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Everyone is welcome at Mount Washington's 2SLGBTQ+ Pride Events taking place on Saturday, March 8th. This day will be full of fun, inclusive activities, both on the snow and off, to celebrate the authenticity of who we are. All folks are welcome to attend events and celebrate love and inclusivity on the mountains. Stay tuned for more details!
9 am – 1 pm
Native Sons Hall-Saturday Market
Native Sons Hall- Winter, 360 Cliffe Ave
Visit our cozy Saturday Market in downtown Courtenay for local produce, crafts, and seasonal specialties.
5 pm
Snowshoe & No-Shoe Fondue at Raven Lodge
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
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7 pm – 9:30 pm
Ostara Project – Georgia Straight Jazz Society
St Georges United Church
Super group of Canadian women in jazz.
7 pm
Sound System Saturday DJ Parties in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Saturday nights belong in Ted’s Bar. When the lifts slow down, the volume goes up with Sound System Saturday - a weekly club night DJ party that turns Ted’s Bar & Grill into the mountain’s unofficial après dance floor. From 7 pm to 9:30 pm, expect high-energy sets, local favourites, and a crowd that knows how to close out a day on the hill. Pair it with $5.99 cocktails from 3 pm to close, plus an evening shuttle bus ride home, and you’ve got a solid plan with no need for a backup.
7:30 pm
Shari Ulrich & The Unfaithful Servants
Sid Williams Theatre
Shari Ulrich & The Unfaithful Servants at Sid Williams Theatre
9 pm – 9 pm
Daniel Wesley - Solo Acoustic
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Celebrating 20 years of performing his original music worldwide: Box Office 9pm Music 930pm
6 pm
Sing-A-Long Sunday Karaoke in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
End the weekend on a high note with Lucky Village Karaoke at Ted’s Bar. Sunday nights are for big choruses, bold song choices, and just enough confidence to grab the mic.
7 pm
Constellations
Sid Williams Theatre
Constellations at Sid Williams Theatre
3:30 pm – 6 pm
Girls' Group
Location TBA
This is a space for girls (age 10 and up) to talk about life, build meaningful friendships and learn new skills. Activities will include crafts, discussion, baking and games. We'll learn how to care for ourselves and each other, grow together and encourage one another! More info: 250-650-9616 (Rebekah Kenway)
4 pm – 6 pm
Heroes (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
The purpose of the Heroes program is to help promote healthy, resilient students through discovering their identity & purpose in this world. Youth will get the most out of this program if they can commit all 10 sessions; sign up below! Read more about Heroes here Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
7 pm
Walk Right Back: The Everly Brothers Story
Sid Williams Theatre
Walk Right Back: The Everly Brothers Story at Sid Williams Theatre
4 pm – 6 pm
Thrive (Boy's Group)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This is a weekly drop-in hangout for boys (grades 6-12) to gather and enjoy snacks, organized games, and entertainment with an incorporated devotional series that aims for upward group discussions. Hope to see you there! More info: 306-930-8491 (Hendré Basson)
6:30 pm
Thursday Night Music Bingo at Ted's Bar
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Dabbers out, volume up! Mountain Music Bingo is taking over Ted’s Bar & Grill every Thursday from 7pm to 9pm from January 8th to March 26, 2026. Hosted by none other than legendary Lifty, Tommy Hawk.
7:30 pm
Courtenay Comedy Classic
Sid Williams Theatre
Courtenay Comedy Classic at Sid Williams Theatre
3:30 pm
Family Friday Night Specials on Slopes & in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Kick off the weekend with an easy, affordable night on the mountain - built for families who want more time together and less planning. Family Friday Nights offer discounted access to the slopes, beginner-friendly terrain, and a relaxed après scene to wrap it all up. New this season: the three Beginner Carpets stay open until 7 pm on Fridays, making it easier than ever for newer skiers and riders to get comfortable on snow. Family Friday discounted packages include lift tickets and rentals, with the option to add a 2-hour private lesson for an additional cost.
5 pm
Friday Night Rail Jam Series
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Show us your best tricks and snag some wicked prizes! Mount Washington’s Friday Night Rail Jam Series hits the slopes March 6–28, 2025, from 5–7 PM, all leading up to the After Dark Invitational finale you won’t want to miss. Stay tuned for more details coming soon!
5 pm
Snowshoe & No-Shoe Fondue at Raven Lodge
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
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6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Friday Nights
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week we're having another Karaoke Night! Come cheer on others, or step out of your comfort zone and sing a song yourself! Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. Can't wait to see you there! More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
7:30 pm
Completely Creedence Band
Sid Williams Theatre
Completely Creedence Band at Sid Williams Theatre
12 am
BC Snowboard Elleboard
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Ages: 8+
9 am – 1 pm
Native Sons Hall-Saturday Market
Native Sons Hall- Winter, 360 Cliffe Ave
Visit our cozy Saturday Market in downtown Courtenay for local produce, crafts, and seasonal specialties.
5 pm
Snowshoe & No-Shoe Fondue at Raven Lodge
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
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7 pm – 8:30 pm
The Strathcona Symphony Orchestra Presents an Evening of Chamber Music Featuring Bach, Mozart, and Respighi
St Georges United Church
After the resounding success of the Strathcona Symphony Orchestra’s (SSO) start to the 2025/26 season with December performances at Courtenay’s Filberg Centre, the SSO Music Director, Kenji Fusé, is offering concertgoers a collection of well-known chamber orchestra works from Bach, Mozart, and Respighi, and chamber music from other invited guests, including the Comox Valley Flute Choir. The concert program, titled Intimate Voices, will be performed one night only at Courtenay’s St. George’s United Church on March 14 th . Tickets will be available on the SSO website, https://strathcona-symphony-orchestra.tickit.ca/ , later in January. “The Respighi piece, Suite No. 3, offers audiences a bit of Mediterranean sunshine during our late winter season, and the Mozart Symphony 40 in G minor is a personal favourite, one of the supreme classics of the entire orchestral repertoire which must be experienced live,” said Mr. Fusé. “Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 is such a joyous piece that I enjoy playing it anytime, anywhere.” “The Brandenburg is also special in that each of the ten performers plays a unique, important solo part,” he said. “The last movement in particular is extremely fun to perform and listen to live, and it will be an opportunity for the string players of the SSO to shine!” “Chamber music is the basis for playing music with others,” he added. “All orchestral musicians learn tremendously and deeply when they work on chamber music. This concert offers the musicians a chance to grow musically and as performers.”
7 pm
Sound System Saturday DJ Parties in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Saturday nights belong in Ted’s Bar. When the lifts slow down, the volume goes up with Sound System Saturday - a weekly club night DJ party that turns Ted’s Bar & Grill into the mountain’s unofficial après dance floor. From 7 pm to 9:30 pm, expect high-energy sets, local favourites, and a crowd that knows how to close out a day on the hill. Pair it with $5.99 cocktails from 3 pm to close, plus an evening shuttle bus ride home, and you’ve got a solid plan with no need for a backup.
7:30 pm
Canadian Steam
Sid Williams Theatre
Canadian Steam at Sid Williams Theatre
12 am
BC Snowboard Grom Series Jam
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
The Grom Series Jam is a grassroots event for young snowboarders age 7-14. It combines the basics of snowboarding with fun competition. Getting participants pumped on the snowboard community and opening them up to all the possibilities boarding can offer. Participants will have the chance to showcase their skills in an afternoon park jam after a morning of freeriding coached by BC Snowboard coaches.
6 pm
Sing-A-Long Sunday Karaoke in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
End the weekend on a high note with Lucky Village Karaoke at Ted’s Bar. Sunday nights are for big choruses, bold song choices, and just enough confidence to grab the mic.
4 pm – 6 pm
Heroes (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
The purpose of the Heroes program is to help promote healthy, resilient students through discovering their identity & purpose in this world. Youth will get the most out of this program if they can commit all 10 sessions; sign up below! Read more about Heroes here Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
5 pm – 6:45 pm
Volunteer Social
Location TBA
Cumberland Forest Volunteer Social March 18, 5-6:45 pm at the Abbey Studio Every year we invite volunteers to gather and learn about our upcoming projects, events and land acquisition, meet new or active volunteers, have some snacks and play a few games. Meet local race organizers, project coordinators like the Streamkeeper lead Heather Mathers, and other like-minded folks!
7:30 pm – 10 pm
9 to 5
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 , with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, is based on the seminal 1980 hit movie. Set in the late 1970s, this hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era is outrageous, thought-provoking and even a little romantic. Pushed to the boiling point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with the sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot they call their boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy – giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the company that had always kept them down. Hey, a girl can scheme, can’t she?
7:30 pm
9 to 5 The Musical
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 The Musical at Sid Williams Theatre
6:30 pm
Thursday Night Music Bingo at Ted's Bar
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Dabbers out, volume up! Mountain Music Bingo is taking over Ted’s Bar & Grill every Thursday from 7pm to 9pm from January 8th to March 26, 2026. Hosted by none other than legendary Lifty, Tommy Hawk.
7:30 pm – 10 pm
9 to 5
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 , with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, is based on the seminal 1980 hit movie. Set in the late 1970s, this hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era is outrageous, thought-provoking and even a little romantic. Pushed to the boiling point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with the sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot they call their boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy – giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the company that had always kept them down. Hey, a girl can scheme, can’t she?
7:30 pm
9 to 5 The Musical
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 The Musical at Sid Williams Theatre
3:30 pm
Family Friday Night Specials on Slopes & in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Kick off the weekend with an easy, affordable night on the mountain - built for families who want more time together and less planning. Family Friday Nights offer discounted access to the slopes, beginner-friendly terrain, and a relaxed après scene to wrap it all up. New this season: the three Beginner Carpets stay open until 7 pm on Fridays, making it easier than ever for newer skiers and riders to get comfortable on snow. Family Friday discounted packages include lift tickets and rentals, with the option to add a 2-hour private lesson for an additional cost.
5 pm
Friday Night Rail Jam Series
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Show us your best tricks and snag some wicked prizes! Mount Washington’s Friday Night Rail Jam Series hits the slopes March 6–28, 2025, from 5–7 PM, all leading up to the After Dark Invitational finale you won’t want to miss. Stay tuned for more details coming soon!
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Friday Nights
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
This week is Movie Night! There will be popcorn, but you can bring money for the concession (pop/chocolate bars are $1). Friday Nights is a welcoming space where youth can spend time with friends, play games and have fun. More info: 250-650-6484 (Taeryn Novak)
7:30 pm – 10 pm
9 to 5
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 , with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, is based on the seminal 1980 hit movie. Set in the late 1970s, this hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era is outrageous, thought-provoking and even a little romantic. Pushed to the boiling point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with the sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot they call their boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy – giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the company that had always kept them down. Hey, a girl can scheme, can’t she?
7:30 pm
9 to 5 The Musical
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 The Musical at Sid Williams Theatre
12 am – 12 am
CVRR 5K Fun Run 2026 – At the Courtenay Airpark parkrun!
Courtenay Airpark
The CVRR 5K Fun Run is the final session and “graduation run” for the CVRR 5K Running Clinic. This year our graduates will be taking part in the Courtenay Airpark parkrun for their 5K finale race. We will be joining a public event which takes place at the Courtenay Airpark walkway. There is no fee […]
9 am
Nordic Festival 2026
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Join us for the fifth annual Nordic Fest at Raven Lodge! Experience specialty cross-country ski clinics or guided snowshoe tours, browse local vendors, and enjoy live music throughout the day. Cap off the afternoon by roasting marshmallows over the fire and soaking up the mountain vibes. Activities cater to the whole family! Looking to wrap up the winter with some friendly competition? Don’t miss your chance to participate in an exciting and inclusive fun race. Stay tuned for more details!
9 am – 1 pm
Native Sons Hall-Saturday Market
Native Sons Hall- Winter, 360 Cliffe Ave
Visit our cozy Saturday Market in downtown Courtenay for local produce, crafts, and seasonal specialties.
2 pm – 4:30 pm
9 to 5
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 , with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, is based on the seminal 1980 hit movie. Set in the late 1970s, this hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era is outrageous, thought-provoking and even a little romantic. Pushed to the boiling point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with the sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot they call their boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy – giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the company that had always kept them down. Hey, a girl can scheme, can’t she?
2 pm
9 to 5 The Musical
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 The Musical at Sid Williams Theatre
2:30 pm – 4 pm
Island Voices Chamber Choir Concert: Feel the Breath We Share
St Georges United Church
On March 21st (Courtenay) and March 22nd (Campbell River), Island Voices invites audiences to rest in a space where breath becomes music, music becomes connection, and silence is part of the song
7 pm
Sound System Saturday DJ Parties in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Saturday nights belong in Ted’s Bar. When the lifts slow down, the volume goes up with Sound System Saturday - a weekly club night DJ party that turns Ted’s Bar & Grill into the mountain’s unofficial après dance floor. From 7 pm to 9:30 pm, expect high-energy sets, local favourites, and a crowd that knows how to close out a day on the hill. Pair it with $5.99 cocktails from 3 pm to close, plus an evening shuttle bus ride home, and you’ve got a solid plan with no need for a backup.
7:30 pm – 10 pm
9 to 5
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 , with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, is based on the seminal 1980 hit movie. Set in the late 1970s, this hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era is outrageous, thought-provoking and even a little romantic. Pushed to the boiling point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with the sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot they call their boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy – giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the company that had always kept them down. Hey, a girl can scheme, can’t she?
7:30 pm
9 to 5 The Musical
Sid Williams Theatre
9 to 5 The Musical at Sid Williams Theatre
6 pm
Sing-A-Long Sunday Karaoke in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
End the weekend on a high note with Lucky Village Karaoke at Ted’s Bar. Sunday nights are for big choruses, bold song choices, and just enough confidence to grab the mic.
7:30 pm
Tina Leon
Sid Williams Theatre
Tina Leon at Sid Williams Theatre
9 am – 4 pm
Spring Break Programs Coming Soon
Location TBA
No description available.
7:30 pm
Derek Edwards - Oxy Moron
Sid Williams Theatre
Derek Edwards - Oxy Moron at Sid Williams Theatre
6:30 pm
Thursday Night Music Bingo at Ted's Bar
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Dabbers out, volume up! Mountain Music Bingo is taking over Ted’s Bar & Grill every Thursday from 7pm to 9pm from January 8th to March 26, 2026. Hosted by none other than legendary Lifty, Tommy Hawk.
3:30 pm
Family Friday Night Specials on Slopes & in Ted's
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Kick off the weekend with an easy, affordable night on the mountain - built for families who want more time together and less planning. Family Friday Nights offer discounted access to the slopes, beginner-friendly terrain, and a relaxed après scene to wrap it all up. New this season: the three Beginner Carpets stay open until 7 pm on Fridays, making it easier than ever for newer skiers and riders to get comfortable on snow. Family Friday discounted packages include lift tickets and rentals, with the option to add a 2-hour private lesson for an additional cost.
7 pm
GOT STONES! Rolling Stones Steel Wheels Tour
Sid Williams Theatre
GOT STONES! Rolling Stones Steel Wheels Tour at Sid Williams Theatre
9 pm – 1:30 am
Monster Energy presents SkiiTour
The Waverley Hotel, 2692 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Box Office 9 pm. Music @ 9:30 pm. Dance floor masters return to bring their signature ski party vibes! Copresented by Mt Eliah.
9 am – 1 pm
Native Sons Hall-Saturday Market
Native Sons Hall- Winter, 360 Cliffe Ave
Visit our cozy Saturday Market in downtown Courtenay for local produce, crafts, and seasonal specialties.
7:30 pm
The Golden Anniversaries
Sid Williams Theatre
The Golden Anniversaries at Sid Williams Theatre
4:30 pm – 9 pm
Bat Ambassador Training
Location TBA
March 31 4:30-9 pm Yes! Take your love and commitment toward bats to the next level and learn even more about these incredible creatures, then take that learning to our wider community in a variety of ways. Bat Ambassadors receive training to assist regional bat programs with bat conservation through: Outreach and education Citizen Science (e.g. bat counts, white-nose syndrome monitoring, bat boxes) Encouraging and Supporting Bat Friendly Communities Bat habitat stewardship and restoration Bat Friendly Community initiatives This training is free! It runs between 4:30 – 9 pm and includes a bat-walk and talks from local biologist Tim Ennis and bat biologist Cori Lausen, who wrote Bats of BC! Please email [email protected] to register for this training . Location will be shared with you once you register. Come join your local bat-friends and earn your official Bat Ambassador certificate.
April 2026 21 events
9 am – 1 pm
Native Sons Hall-Saturday Market
Native Sons Hall- Winter, 360 Cliffe Ave
Visit our cozy Saturday Market in downtown Courtenay for local produce, crafts, and seasonal specialties.
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4 pm – 6 pm
Story (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. In April and May we will be focusing on Story: a masterclass on story writing and writing with purpose. Stay tuned for more info!
7:30 pm
Three for the Tillerman: An Intimate Tribute to Cat Stevens
Sid Williams Theatre
Three for the Tillerman: An Intimate Tribute to Cat Stevens at Sid Williams Theatre
7 pm
Getting Under the Myth of Canadian History with Michelle Good
Sid Williams Theatre
Getting Under the Myth of Canadian History with Michelle Good at Sid Williams Theatre
7:30 pm
Opera, Are You Kidding Me?
Sid Williams Theatre
Opera, Are You Kidding Me? at Sid Williams Theatre
7:30 pm
LESBIHONEST
Sid Williams Theatre
LESBIHONEST at Sid Williams Theatre
2 pm – 4 pm
the Co-Val Choristers present “Evolve-A Choral Journey”
Regier Theatre
Choral Concert/Show
7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
the Co-Val Choristers present “Evolve-A Choral Journey”
Regier Theatre
Choral Concert/Show
4 pm – 6 pm
Story (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. In April and May we will be focusing on Story: a masterclass on story writing and writing with purpose. Stay tuned for more info!
7:30 pm
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood
Sid Williams Theatre
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood at Sid Williams Theatre
7:30 pm
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood
Sid Williams Theatre
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood at Sid Williams Theatre
7:30 pm
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood
Sid Williams Theatre
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood at Sid Williams Theatre
7:30 pm
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood
Sid Williams Theatre
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood at Sid Williams Theatre
2 pm
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood
Sid Williams Theatre
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood at Sid Williams Theatre
4 pm – 6 pm
Story (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. In April and May we will be focusing on Story: a masterclass on story writing and writing with purpose. Stay tuned for more info!
7 pm
ImageFest 2026
Sid Williams Theatre
ImageFest 2026 at Sid Williams Theatre
7:30 pm – 9 pm
North Island Choral Society Concert
St Georges United Church
Choral Concert
2 pm – 3:30 pm
North Island Choral Society
St Georges United Church
Concert
7 pm – 9 pm
Just in Time Choirs Spring 2026 Concert
Location TBA
20th Anniversary Director’s Choice. Details to be confirmed
2 pm – 4 pm
Just in Time Choirs Spring 2026 Concert
Location TBA
20th Anniversary – Director’s Choice Details to be confirmed
4 pm – 6 pm
Story (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. In April and May we will be focusing on Story: a masterclass on story writing and writing with purpose. Stay tuned for more info!
May 2026 7 events
12 am – 12 am
The Cumby 2026
Cumberland Village Park
The Cumby 2026 is on Saturday, May 2nd! Registration opens at 6:00 AM on February 1st Hello Cumby fans, New Cumby Racers? Thank you for checking our website! For those who have raced or volunteered with us in the past 10 years, thank you for your support. YOU have made a difference. We are stoked […]
7 pm – 8:30 pm
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra’s May concerts
Florence Filberg Centre
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra’s May concerts will be at the Campbell River Baptist Church and the Filberg Centre. Details to follow!
3 pm – 4:30 pm
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra’s May concerts
Campbell River Baptist Church
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra will be playing at Campbell River’s Baptist Church and the Filberg Centre. Details to follow!
4 pm – 6 pm
Story (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. In April and May we will be focusing on Story: a masterclass on story writing and writing with purpose. Stay tuned for more info!
4 pm – 6 pm
Story (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. In April and May we will be focusing on Story: a masterclass on story writing and writing with purpose. Stay tuned for more info!
4 pm – 6 pm
Story (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. In April and May we will be focusing on Story: a masterclass on story writing and writing with purpose. Stay tuned for more info!
4 pm – 6 pm
Story (Engage & Equip)
4729 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay
Our "Engage & Equip" program is an exciting opportunity for youth to try new activities and grow in skills. In April and May we will be focusing on Story: a masterclass on story writing and writing with purpose. Stay tuned for more info!
July 2026 2 events
9 am
Devils Ladder Ultra
Cumberland, BC
Devil’s Ladder Ultra is an epic trail race that features world-class singletrack in a spectacular rainshadow forest ecosystem – Welcome to Cumberland, B.C., Canada. Not ready to take on an ultramarathon just yet? Maybe “your feet hurt”, “you’re too busy to train” or “you’re just not a morning person.” No worries, we have options for everyone
12 am – 12 am
CVRR Backyard Ultra 2026
Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds
Don’t let the word ULTRA stop you. This is a fun event for everyone! BYU UPDATE! Race entries are SOLD OUT. See Registration and Transfers below for more information. WHAT IS IT?: So what’s all the excitement about? Beginning every hour, exactly on the hour, participants run a 6.706 km route through the forests, fields, and […]
September 2026 3 events
7:30 pm
Highwaymen Show - Great Outlaws Tribute
Sid Williams Theatre
Highwaymen Show - Great Outlaws Tribute at Sid Williams Theatre
7:30 pm
Fleetwood Magic The Authentic Tribute to Fleetwood Mac
Sid Williams Theatre
Fleetwood Magic The Authentic Tribute to Fleetwood Mac at Sid Williams Theatre
9 am
Perseverance Trail Run
Cumberland, B.C.
The goal of this year’s event is once again to raise funds for the Cumberland Community Forest Society, promote community connection, physical activity and nature conservation.
November 2026 1 event
7:30 pm
Bee Gees Revisited: The Tribute Show
Sid Williams Theatre
Bee Gees Revisited: The Tribute Show at Sid Williams Theatre
December 2026 4 events
7:30 pm – 9 pm
North Island Choral Society Concert
St Georges United Church
December 2026 concert
2 pm – 4 pm
North Island Choral Society Concert
St Georges United Church
December concert
7 pm – 8:30 pm
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra’s winter concert (details TBA)
Florence Filberg Centre
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra will be playing at the Filberg Centre in December. Details to follow!
2 pm – 3:30 pm
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra’s winter concert (details TBA)
Florence Filberg Centre
Strathcona Symphony Orchestra will be playing at the Filberg Centre in December. Details to follow!