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Singing for a Healthy World Fundraiser for CLWR and Save the Mothers A Recital by Rebecca Collett and Jeremy Roszmann Accompanied by Cheryl Satre Hope Lutheran Church, 2174 Departure Bay Road, Nanaimo on January 6th, 2019 at 2:30. Welcome in the new year with a wonderful concert by Rebecca Collett and Jeremy Roszmann, accompanied by Cheryl Satre, and support meaningful charities with your donations. They are preparing a wide range of pieces including classical numbers, some well-known, others less so, musical theatre, Canadian folk and some surprises! Rebecca has sung with choirs and orchestras throughout Ontario and British Columbia, Toronto Operetta Theatre, independent opera collectives, and with the Canadian Opera Company Chorus. Currently, she sings with the Vancouver Opera Chorus and St. Andrew’s Wesley United Church. Rebecca
is currently the Director of Communications for Save the Mothers. Nanaimo raised, Jeremy Roszmann has sung with several orchestra across Vancouver Island including the Sooke Philharmonic, UVic Orchestra, UVic Chamber Singers, Victoria Gilbert and Sullivan Society and the Nanaimo Chamber Orchestra. He was a regular chorus member with Pacific Opera Victoria while completing his BMus in Voice at the University of Victoria under Benjamin Butterfield. Canadian Lutheran World Relief is a federally registered charity with a 95% efficiency rating working with schools and hospitals in Jordan and Palestine, with food production in Ethiopia and Uganda, typhoon assistance in the Philippines, and internal displacement in Myanmar. Visit their website for more details at clwr.org. Admission
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Polar Bear Swim 12 NOON Parksville Beach. Come down and join in the fun, either as a spectator, volunteer or participant who takes the splash into the water. Warm up with a cup of hot chocolate and cheers from the crowd. Register onsite at 11:30 am. This is a free event.
JAN 02 The Poetics of Space touring exhibition from Vancouver Art Gallery featuring historical and contemporary artworks exploring the idea of space from wide range of perspectives. 10-5 is by donation at the door with all proceeds 150 Commercial St FMI 250-754-1750 going to Canadian Lutheran World Relief and Save the Mothers. Tax receipts will be provided for donations of $20 or more and cheques may be made out to Hope Lutheran Church.
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Canucks Hockey Vancouver @ Ottawa, 3:30 p.m. PT / 6:30 p.m. ET (National – Sportsnet) Island Roots Farmers’ Market Island Roots Farmers’ Market is Nanaimo’s only year-round farmers’ market. We operate at Pleasant Valley Hall, 6100 Doumont Road every Wednesday until May 8 from 3 – 6PM.
JAN 03 Buccaneers take on the visiting Oceanside Generals at the Nanaimo Ice Centre 741 3rd St. Nanaimo FMI nanaimobuccaneers.ca Canucks Hockey Vancouver @ Montreal, 4:30 p.m. PT / 7:30 p.m. ET (Regional – Sportsnet Pacific)
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Crimson Coast Dance Society 150 Commercial St. 10b Tel 250.716.3230
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Acting | Film | Theatre | TV Classes for all ages – various locations.
Jacqui Kaese trained Cameron Bright known for many roles including the Twilight movies. “Jacqui is an amazing teacher and mentor. She is one of the most caring, supportive and professional people you will ever meet.” - Cameron Bright
Hot Dance In Your Home Town Classes, performances, dance jams for all ages. Check it at: www.crimsoncoastdance.org
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JAN 05 One Stop Xmas Recycling – Xmas Trees, Refundable Bottles and Cans, Gift Wrap: Your chance to declutter your home and help support two worthy non-profit agencies. Please stop and donate! 10:00am at Nanaimo Superstore lot (north west side), 6435 Metral Drive. Thai Chi & Meditaion start a new journey FMI resident@bethlehemcentre.com 250.754.3254 Canucks Hockey Vancouver @ Toronto, 3:30 p.m. PT / 6:30 p.m. ET (National – Hockey Night in Canada)
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Spring Film Camps For Creative Kids and Teens!
Young film makers will get the opportunity to be guided by professional mentors
Zachary Tannar & Jason Oakley Produced by Jacqui Kaese
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“FULL THROTTLE FILM FOR TEENS” (Ages 13-17 yrs) March 25-29 | M-F 10-3 pm Cost $250 Plus tax. CONTACT: 250-714-2555 • spotlight@shaw.ca
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TheatreOne’s Mainstage presents… Person of Interest
Written and performed by Melody A. Johnson Directed by Rick Roberts Thursday to Saturday, February 7-9, 2019 at VIU’s Malaspina Theatre “A play about learning to hate your neighbours instead of yourself.” Inspired by the true story of an event that happened on Johnson’s street in Little Poland, Person of Interest is a one-woman tale of a neighbourly dynamic gone wrong. Horribly, horribly wrong. Typecast as a “housebound loser”, this is the mostly true story of an actor driven to the brink. Person of Interest is storytelling at its best, told simply and skillfully; this original play will strike a chord with anyone who has ever lived, loved or battled with neighbours.
Award winning, celebrated actor and writer Melody A. Johnson returns to Nanaimo with this new solo show. Johnson has performed across stages in both Canada and the United Kingdom with her acclaimed Miss Caledonia. “Laugh-out-loud good times with neighbours from hell in Melody A. Johnson’s quirky, edgy, sharply observed Person of Interest.” Life with More Cowbell Twitter Review
Tickets $30 and $15 for students from theatreone.org and 250-754-7587
Clippers v Langley Frank Crane Are- Hope Lutheran Church, 2174 Deparna 7:00PM FMI 250-72-CLIPS nanai- ture Bay Road, Nanaimo at 2:30 Tax moclippers.com receipts will be provided for donations of $20 or more and cheques may be made out to Hope Lutheran JAN 06 Church. One Stop Xmas Recycling – Xmas Trees, Refundable Bottles and Cans, Clippers v Wenatchee Frank Crane Gift Wrap: Your chance to declutter Arena 7:00PM FMI 250-72-CLIPS nanaiyour home and help support two wor- moclippers.com thy non-profit agencies. Please stop and donate! 10:00am at Nanaimo Su- TAI CHI Thao Dang a Resident at perstore lot (north west side), 6435 Bethlehem Centre has been practicing tai chi for over 4 years under the Metral Drive. style of Wudang FMI 250-754-3254 FREE Skate by Nanaimo Lions Frank Crane Arena 1045-1230 FMI 250-756- JAN 07 5200 Carpet bowling: This is a perfect way Singing for a Healthy World - Fund- to meet new people! 01:00pm at Welraiser for CLWR and Save the Mothers lington Hall, 3922 Corunna Ave.
Fitness tip To fall in love with exercise and re-invent yourself you may need to change your outlook. Internalized beliefs about your ability to stick to an exercise regimen can play a role here for sure. It might be a good idea if you start by asking yourself whether you view exercise as a chore. Since we would all agree it is hard to fall in love with doing chores the logical next step is to really work on changing that mind-set. You might try to change your view of exercise-time as more akin to, for example, ‘personal improvement time’ in which you focus on yourself and your desire to become healthier. The next step is to initiate concrete steps toward your goal. Once you begin to see the results,
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operate at Pleasant Valley Hall, 6100 Doumont Road every Wednesday until Nonviolent Communication (NVC) May 8 from 3 – 6PM. Study Group–September Start: 06:00pm at Vancouver Island Region- Toastmasters Lunch Bunch. Develal Library; Nanaimo North Boardroom, op and improve your public speak6250 Hammond Bay Rd. ing skills. FMI 250-667-7647 ask for Glow in the Dark Skate Frank Bonnie! Crane Arena once a month on Tuesday evenings from 6:30 - 8 pm. Wear JAN 10 bright colours! Glow sticks can be Carpet bowling: This is a perfect way purchased on site. Regular admission to meet new people! 01:00pm at WelFMI 250-756-5200 lington Hall, 3922 Corunna Ave.
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Canucks Hockey Arizona @ Vancouver, 7 p.m. PT / 10 p.m. ET (Regional Island Roots Farmers’ Market Island – Sportsnet Pacific) Roots Farmers’ Market is Nanaimo’s only year-round farmers’ market. We
6 new films for 2019!
Sundays 1, 4 & 7pm | Mondays 7pm | Avalon Cinema, Woodgrove
250-754-7587 | theatreone.org TheatreOne’s Fringe Flicks final six films of the season are screening at the Avalon Cinema on Sundays at 1, 4 & 7pm, and Mondays at 7pm. Check out this diverse selection of films, starting with Puzzle (Jan. 20-21), about a suburban mother who discovers a passion for solving jigsaw puzzles which unexpectedly draws her into a new world! Next is Leave No Trace (Feb. 17-18), the intimate and complex coming-of-age story of a father and daughter struggling to maintain their unconventional lifestyle in the rugged countryside of the US Pacific Northwest. Nothing Like A Dame (Mar. 10-11) features acting icons Dames Eileen Atkins, Judi Dench, Joan Plowright and Maggie Smith as they look back with the wisdom of their years, and with humour! The next film is Capernaum (March 24-25) about
Nothing Like A Dame
a young boy who has seen enough of this life to resent his very existence. Encouraged by a current affairs program seeking to draw attention to child poverty, he files a lawsuit against his parents for giving birth to him. The Silent Revolution (April 7-8) is set in 1956 East Germany, when a group of senior high schoolers demonstrate solidarity with victims of the Hungarian Revolution. Their brief, silent protest ignites underlying tensions and leads to grave consequences. The final film of the season, Woman at War (May 5-6) speaks to social issues with wit and warmth. Halla is a choirmaster who has just been approved to adopt a child from a war-torn area in Ukraine, a longtime dream of hers. Halla is also an eco-terrorist, fueled by the proliferation of heavy industry that has been ruining Iceland’s landscape.
GIFT IDEA: subscribe to all six films for only $67 or $13 each from theatreone.org and 250-754-7587.
Buccaneers take on the visiting Comox Valley Glacier Kings at the Nanaimo Ice Centre 741 3rd St. Nanaimo FMI nanaimobuccaneers.ca
JAN 11 The Snowed In Comedy Tour 2019: The Snowed In Comedy Tour has turned in to a Canadian success story, celebrating its eleventh year. 08:00pm at The Port Theatre, 125 Front Street. (250) 754-8550 Friday Night Dance (Ballroom, Argentine Tango, Jive, Kizomba, Latin, Country 2 Step, Nightclub) with West Coast Swing and Club 256 at the Legion 1630 E Wellington Ave, Nanaimo FMI tisgroovin@shaw.ca Joy, Passion, Metamorphosis A ravishing concert of music by the celebrated Baroque composer, Georg Frideric Handel. Program including the dramatic cantata ‘Apollo e Daphne’ for soprano, bass and orchestra,
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PET TIP 5 Tips for caring for your pets feet this winter
Written by Dr. Julie Lamb Applecross Veterinary Hospital
1. The Secret To Polution is Dilution…well maybe not. But it IS the secret for removing salt and other chemicals from your pets’ feet when they’ve been walking on de-icer around the city. Have a water bath by the door to dip your friends feet in before they go in the house and get those nasty chemicals off their feet.
for not KNOWING…keep a close eye on those feet. watch for broken toenails, or cuts from walking on ice. We live in a freeze-thaw environment in the winter, which leads to puddles of water that are partially frozen. These can crack and leave sharp pieces of ice to cut unwary paws.
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3. Speaking of partially frozen…keep Fido OFF lakes and rivers that are frozen. It does not get cold enough on the coast to be safe on frozen lakes and rivers. Safe passage over ice requires ice that is 30 cm thick…and we don’t get that cold for long enough. Isn’t that why we live here?
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4. To cover or not to cover…Dogs use their feet to regulate their body temperature. Covering their feet can cause dogs to over heat. Having said that, if you are going for long tracks in deep snow, or if Fido has a minor foot injury but still wants to go frolic outside…definitely use foot covers or Muttlucks. I actually carry one or two as part of my hiking kit, that way if there’s a foot injury I can cover the foot right away. 5. The weather outside is frightful…and our dogs aren’t really used to extreme cold being the pampered coastal pups that they are. If your travels this winter take you to somewhere really cold…those feet are going to need extra attention. Dogs will lift their feet and tuck them next to their body if they are getting cold. When you see that, it’s time to get them somewhere warm to thaw those frozen tootsies!
Style Tips by KC’s Boutique
If you’re still struggling finding the right clothes, dive deeper. Are you shopping at the right stores? Are you being closed minded? Does the shop have age appropriate fashions and clothes fit for your lifestyle? Just because your friends shop somewhere or it’s the trendy place to go, doesn’t mean it’s serving you. Take a moment to ask yourself if it’s really the right place for you to shop. Be honest! Are you being closed-minded? Be flexible. Open yourself up to try things that look interesting or catch your eye, even if it’s a departure from what you would normally wear. Step outside your comfort zone and prepare to be rewarded - you never know what you’ll fall in love with until you try it! If you dislike shopping, get frustrated or overwhelmed by the experience, call
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Happy New Year from the Nanaimo Museum! 2018 was a success for exhibits, programming and staff. We welcomed new general manager, Sophia Maher, two travelling exhibits (A Call for Justice: Fighting for Japanese Canadian Redress (1977-1988) and Kids Celebrate!) and one in-house exhibit (Extension) which were all well received by the community.
Cont’d fr. Pg. 11 and exquisite instrumental works, directed by the highly acclaimed British harpsichordist, Steven Devine. Playing on instrument of the 18th century, including baroque strings, oboes, flute, and bassoon, Victoria Baroque brings listeners closer to the sound world of Baroque period. St Andrew’s United Church, 311 Fitzwilliam Street, Nanaimo Tickets: $28 / $25 senior / $5 student & child Available at Fascinating Rhythm, Arbutus Music, Mulberry Bush Bookstores (Parksville and Qualicum Beach), and online via Royal McPherson Box Office (www. rmts.bc.ca), and at the door. More info: 250 590 9770
We are excited to announce two upcoming feature exhibits in 2019: Nanaimo Mysteries and Hockey. Nanaimo Mysteries explores the history of crime, myth, and the supernatural within the City. This exhibit opens in February and runs throughout the summer. Hockey is an engaging travelling exhibit from the Canadian Museum of History that explores the importance and influence of hockey over the past 100 years. The exhibit opens in September and runs until mid-November. We will also see the return of the Bastion programming in the summer and more programs, tours and experiences throughout the year. Stay connected to @Nanaimomuseum on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram to be the first to hear our news. The museum is located in the Vancouver Island Conference Centre in the heart of downtown Nanaimo. We are open 10-5 Monday through Saturdays until summer when we open 10-5 daily. See our website for more information: nanaimomuseum.ca
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Puzzles, Puzzles, Puzzles! Winter evenings are the perfect time for puzzles. With more and more companies offering puzzles, these are a few of our favourites: The Ravensburger company has been making puzzles for over a hundred years. They have developed a solid reputation for their durable puzzles for all ages – from tray puzzles for kids to 2000+ pieces for grownups. Many of our customers like the fact that the puzzles pieces form a vertical / horizontal grid, for easier assembly.
puzzles. Giant knob puzzles introduce the basics of puzzles to little ones. Wood jigsaw puzzles offer a sturdy introduction to multi-piece puzzles without the frustration of bending cardboard. With hundreds of puzzles to choose from, there are many great designs to while away an evening.
Cobble Hill puzzles is a relative newcomer to the market. As the name suggests, they are a local company based out of Victoria! Their range of 275 piece puzzles are great for those with decreasing eyesight or fine motor skills, with larger pieces and grown up designs. A lot of our customers find their 1000 piece puzzles a particular challenge, as they are cut randomly – adding to the challenge. Family Puzzles, by Cobble Hill, are a great innovation that allow multi-age participants to work on a puzzle at the same time. From 350 to 400 pieces, they have three different size pieces. The little ones can be working on one side with the big pieces while the grownups have the small pieces on the opposite side. For younger puzzle enthusiasts, Melissa and Doug make great wooden starter
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JAN 12 Cancer support group for women safe, confidential, supportive place to share your experience FMI 250-7511956 Walk with the DOC! Free monthly health-walk 2nd Saturday of the month. Meet at Maffeo Sutton Park under Spirit Square FMI 250-7565200
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Nanaimo Unique Kids Organization 60 Needham Street www.nuko.ca
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FREE Skate by Nanaimo Lions Frank Crane Arena 12-130 Helmets and Skate also no cost to use FMI 250-756-5200 JAN 16
Canucks Hockey Florida @ Vancou- Island Roots Farmers’ Market Island ver, 3:30 p.m. PT / 6:30 p.m. ET (Na- Roots Farmers’ Market is Nanaimo’s only year-round farmers’ market. We tional – Sportsnet) operate at Pleasant Valley Hall, 6100 Doumont Road every Wednesday until JAN 14 May 8 from 3 – 6PM. Nanaimo Family History Society: Karen Inkster Vance is an exciting guest Canucks Hockey Edmonton @ Vanspeaker from Surrey, BC. She is a pub- couver, 7 p.m. PT / 10 p.m. ET (Regional lished author, presenter and storyteller. – Sportsnet Pacific) 06:00pm at Beban Park Social Centre Rooms 7 & 8, 2300 Bowen Road. JAN 17 MO-MONDAYS Nanaimo speakers and entertainers from our community who will have 10 minutes to share a story. FMI 778-533-1345
JAN 15 Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Study Group–September Start: 06:00pm at Vancouver Island Regional Library; Nanaimo North Boardroom, 6250 Hammond Bay Rd.
Buccaneers take on the visiting Victoria Cougars at the Nanaimo Ice Centre 741 3rd St. Nanaimo FMI nanaimobuccaneers.ca Probus Club of Nanaimo association of active retirees. Discussion Groups, Card and Games groups, Cooking Classes, Computer Group, Golfing, Dining & more! FMI 250729-9580
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The Trews have released their sixth studio album, Civilianaires via Cadence Recordings. Civilianaires is the band’s most fearless record yet with personal and political lyrics driven by a refreshing new sound. With multiple radio hits drawn from their previous albums, plus several EPs, a pair of live records, and a retrospective, The Trews are among the most prolific, electrifying, and innovative rock bands. The Nova Scotia-bred, Hamilton/Toronto-based combo of singer/ guitarist Colin MacDonald, guitarist John-Angus MacDonald, bassist Jack Syperek, and drummer Chris Gormley - songwriters all has won universal acclaim for both their dazzling live performances and wildly accessible songs. The Trews approached Civilianaires, their electrifying and wildly original follow-up to 2014’s The Trews, the way a contractor tackles a kitchen reno: tearing things down to the studs, then building out piece by new piece.
“We’re almost in existential-crisis-mode if we don’t have new songs we’re excited about,” guitarist/songwriter John-Angus MacDonald says, “With us it’s always ‘What’s next?’ We’re most galvanized while we’re creating. And this new album is a completely fresh take on what we’ve done before.” Civilianaires features production credits from up and comer Derek Hoffman (The Elwins, Seaway) and the legendary Bob Rock. The band also worked alongside Max Kerman from Arkells, who co-wrote and co-produced the album’s second single “Vintage Love,” along with a co-write with Serena Ryder on the title track. Got Pop?, Gee Dan & 106.9 The Wolf present THE TREWS - CIVILIANAIRES TOUR with special guests: Altameda Wednesday, January 23rd Port Theatre Nanaimo.
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“A PLACE TO NOURISH YOUR MIND, BODY AND SOUL”. Stepping inside the Amethyst Forest store in Nanaimo, BC owned by the inimitable Terry Lynn Boyle is a treat for your senses, beautiful crystals, sweet smelling aromatherapy, relaxing music and a beautiful variety of books all guaranteed to enhance and boost your self-care kit. It is your healing home away from home with crystals, books and services offered, Reiki, Tea Leaf & Tarot Card Readings, and Mediumship. It might be difficult to fathom, to believe that this is even possible and that someone like Terry Lynn can be a Medium easily and authentically as she
does. Trust me, I was once a skeptic and have tried my best to “test her”. It is ok to be skeptical, in fact, skeptics are some of Terry Lynn’s favorite clients. Why wouldn’t they be? Terry Lynn says she is so filled up with joy, when she sees a skeptic in front of her, receiving a Reading and hearing a message that they cannot deny as the Truth for them. In my mind, I immediately affectionately see her as a “Detective”, a Divine Detective listening to complete a Spiritual transaction of sorts. An intimate exchange where Terry Lynn is the Messenger and with an Open Mind, you receive the messages. It has been my pleasure to introduce Terry Lynn to you, if you would like to connect with her, you are lucky as there are many options to do so. You can book a Skype/ Video Reading with her, you can tune in to AIR1 Psychic Radio and Moonstruck TV to the “Terry Lynn Boyle Show” on Tuesday’s at 1PM Pacific, you can always pop in and book a reading with her but best of all you will get to meet Terry Lynn, the Vancouver Island Medium.
Seniors Activities With winter upon us, January is a good time for concerted self-care. Whether it’s getting out of the house for something social, physical, entertaining or intellectual, making a small effort can reap large results in terms of well-being.
For the older members of our community, some tempting activities to keep you active and involved! •• VIUs ElderCollege is up and running for another season! Check out course selections and the Saturday Speaker Series at viu.ca/eldercollege. FMI or to register call 1.866.734.6252 •• Nanaimo Harbour City Seniors (NHCS) is for those 60 years of age or better. Besides running a wide range of special events and programs including cards, games, arts, wellness and music, they offer ‘Monthly Fitness’ (Levels 1, 2 and 3) at Bowen Park and Oliver Woods each week. FMI 250.755.7501 •• Nanaimo Parks and Rec runs several fitness programs for those 60+. ‘Early Morning Fitness’ takes place at Bowen Park Complex Tuesdays starting Jan 8 - Feb 26, 8 - 8:50 am, or Thursdays starting Jan 10 - Feb 28, 8 - 8:50 am. ‘Fitness for Balance and Mobility’ takes place at Bowen Park Complex Mondays from Jan 7 - 28, 10 - 11 am or 11 am - 12 pm. Also offered at Oliver Woods on Thursdays starting Jan 3 31 from 2:15 - 3:15 pm. And ‘Chair Yoga’ takes place at Bowen Park Complex on Wednesdays starting
Jan 2 - 30 from 1:30-2:30 pm, or Mondays starting Jan 7 - 28 from 11:50 am - 12:50 pm or 1:15 - 2:15 pm. FMI about any of these programs call 250.756.5200
•• The ’Vancouver Island Symphony’ offers three fabulous performances at the Port Theatre this month: on Jan 18 it’s the ‘Origin Matinee Series – Opus #2’ at 2 pm, on Jan 19 see ‘DISCOVERY! A Tribute for Women Composers’ at 7:30 pm, and on Jan 28 enjoy ‘Tafelmusic Baroque Orchestra’ at 7:30 pm. FMI porttheatre.com or call 250.754.8550 •• Have a laugh at this year’s ‘Snowed in Comedy Tour’ on Jan 11 at 8 pm. The stellar cast includes: Dan Quinn, Debra DiGiovanni, Paul Myrehaug and Pete Zedlacher. Seniors $35. FMI 250.754.8550 •• MGM Restaurant is always a great night out! With live music many nights of the week (starting at 5 pm) and a large dance floor, seniors can get out for some fun and back home in decent time. FMI mgmrestaurant.com or 250.753.3535 •• Plan a trip to a local coffee shop or café for a warm beverage with friends: it will keep you warm physically and emotionally! •• Books are great friends during the long winter months: head to your local library, pick out some good reads and spend some time in one of their comfy chairs before taking your treasures home
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Lions Free Skate 12-130 Skate for free JAN 21 and no cost for skates or helmets! FMI 250-756-5200 Carpet bowling: This is a perfect way to meet new people! 01:00pm at WelCanucks Hockey Detroit @ Vancou- lington Hall, 3922 Corunna Ave. ver, 1 p.m. PT / 4 p.m. ET (Regional – Sportsnet Pacific) Antarctica-In Depth at Malaspina Theatre, VIU, Nanaimo: 06:30pm at TheatreOne’s Fringe Flicks 6 new Malaspina Theater, VIU campus, 900 films for 2019: TheatreOne’s Fringe Fifth St. Flicks presents a diverse line up of international, award-winning films in Harbour City Newcomers Club the final half of the season. 01:00pm General Monthly Meeting: New to at Avalon Cinemas, Woodgrove Centre, Nanaimo? Come join us to meet new
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A woman meant to call a record store, but dialed the wrong number and got a private home instead. “Do you have ‘Eyes of Blue’ and ‘A Love Supreme?’” she asked. “Well, no,” answered the puzzled homeowner. “But I have a wife and eleven children.” “Is that a record?” the caller inquired, puzzled in her turn. “I don’t think so,” replied the man, “but it’s as close as I want to get.”
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Have you ever wanted to hunt for a lost treasure in an abandoned coal mine? Or rummage around a sorcerer’s study in a Medieval castle? Well, now you can! Brechin Lanes in Nanaimo has two fully immersive escape rooms that allow you to work with your team to solve clues and escape! Escapism Nanaimo’s two rooms are ‘Shafted‘ and ‘The Sorcerer’s Study‘. In Shafted, you have found an old miner’s diary that seems to indicate a lost treasure hidden deep within the booby-trapped mine. The Sorcerer’s Study, the evil sorcerer seems to have stolen the Queen’s priceless amulet. You have just one hour to rifle through the study to expose his treason and win the Queen’s favour. Both rooms have been professionally designed by a company known for assorted design elements at such companies as Legoland, Cabela’s, and The Rainforest Cafe. The immersive nature of Escapism Nanaimo’s rooms will have players feeling like they have walked onto a movie set. Escapism Nanaimo is the first escape room facility in Canada that is located inside a bowling centre. With the installation of these incredible rooms, we have taken entertainment in Nanaimo to the
next level. There truly has never been an attraction of this calibre in Nanaimo…come see for yourself! This exciting new attraction is ideal for birthdays, corporate team building, stag parties – the list goes on! For those who have never experienced an escape room you are in for a treat. For those already familiar with the concept you will be impressed with the quality and attention to detail offered exclusively by Escapism Nanaimo.
MOTHER MOTHER Chart topping alt-rock band Mother Mother announced today the released a new album Dance and Cry November 2018 (Universal Music Canada). The Juno-nominated band debuted their catchy new single, “Get Up” which is currently sitting in the top 15 on the Canadian Alternative Rock chart and was impressively the #1 most added song at Canada Alternative Rock radio in its first week of release.
Lead singer Ryan Guldemond remarked on the new album, “This album was written from a place of wanting to be moved and wanting to move others. At a certain point of the writing process I made a pact with myself that I wouldn’t pursue songs that didn’t either make me want to dance or cry, or ideally both. This ethos catalyzed a broader theme with regards to healing, and how feeling one’s pain and becoming truly intimate, loving and curious with it, is a crucial part of finding your way out of it.” The new record, produced in its entirety by Guldemond and Ben Kaplan goes back to an organic, stripped down sound that reflects the
bands earlier material including their iconic album, O My Heart which is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year. The songs on Dance and Cry, share themes of survival, self-reflection, sorrow and happiness. In the fall of 2017, Guldemond was going through a difficult breakup, which left him feeling lost and out of touch with himself and his creativity. It was from this place that he began writing, and the initial songs mirrored these emotions. To his taste, things were feeling too morose, like a love-lost album, which he didn’t really want it to be; it is Mother Mother’s penchant to cover broader, multi dimensional themes. To shake things up, Ryan took a trip to Costa Rica to soul search and get inside the music in his head. It was there he found some songs, some individuality, and returned to Vancouver to embark on a twomonth writing spree, employing a monastic lifestyle of meditation, clean living, exercise, and no media. As a result, his channels began to open up, and very honest, inspired songs followed. Dance and Cry is an album about the intrinsic bond between joy and sorrow. It’s an album about gateways; pain entering into peace. The trenches, a portal to the sky. Dancing, an affair with freedom, and crying, a river giving to an ocean of music. Dance and Cry is the band’s seventh full length studio album and follows the 2017 release No Culture which produced the #1 hit single, “The Drugs.” Mother Mother presented by Gee Dan Productions & GotPop? will rock the doors off the Port Theatre Nanaimo Wednesday January 30th 7:30PM
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TAGGART & TORRENS PODCAST LIVE! WEDNESDAY JANUARY 16TH AT THE QUEENS 8PM
OLD CITY LAUGH LOUNGE COMEDY NIGHT with headliner: Patrick Maliha "World record holder for most impressions in one minute"
FRIDAY JANUARY 18TH AT THE OLD CITY STATION PUB 8PM
THE NEIL YOUNG SHOW SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9TH AT THE QUEENS 8PM
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 7TH AT THE PORT THEATRE 7:30PM
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RYAN MCMAHON CD Release Party FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1ST AT THE QUEENS 8PM
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friends. We’ll have fun discovering at The Port Theatre, 125 Front Street. the city together. 07:00pm at Oliver (250) 754-8550 Woods Community Centre, 6000 OlCanucks Hockey Carolina @ Vaniver Road. couver, 7:30 p.m. PT / 10:30 p.m. ET TheatreOne’s Fringe Flicks 6 new (Regional – Sportsnet Pacific) films for 2019: TheatreOne’s Fringe Flicks presents a diverse line up of in- Clippers v Victoria Frank Crane Areternational, award-winning films in na 7:00PM FMI 250-72-CLIPS nanaithe final half of the season. 07:00pm at moclippers.com Avalon Cinemas, Woodgrove Centre, Island Roots Farmers’ Market Island 6631 N Island Hwy. 250-754-7587Jan 22 Roots Farmers’ Market is Nanaimo’s Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Study Group–September Start: 06:00pm at Vancouver Island Regional Library; Nanaimo North Boardroom, 6250 Hammond Bay Rd.
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Carpet bowling: This is a perfect way THE TREWS – CIVILIANAIRES TOUR to meet new people! 01:00pm at Wel–: THE TREWS - CIVILIANAIRES TOUR lington Hall, 3922 Corunna Ave. - With multiple radio hits drawn from Buccaneers take on the visiting Pensix scorching studio albums 07:30pm ninsula Panthers at the Nanaimo Ice Centre 741 3rd St. Nanaimo FMI nanaimobuccaneers.ca
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Creative Spirit Art Retreat: For a week-long artist’s retreat in reflection, come and spend a spacious time in creative practice at Nanaimo’s Bethlehem Centre. 12:00am Bethlehem Centre, 2371 Arbot Road. Friday Night Dance (Ballroom, Argentine Tango, Jive, Kizomba, Latin, Country 2 Step, Nightclub) with West Coast Swing and Club 256 at the Legion 1630 E Wellington Ave, Nanaimo FMI tisgroovin@shaw.ca
Clippers v Vernon Frank Crane Arena 7:00PM FMI 250-72-CLIPS nanaimoclippers.com Coast Capital Savings FREE SWIM Beban pool 7-9PM FMI 250-756-5200
JAN 26 International Guitar Night A Port Theatre Spotlight Series Presentation Pre-Show Chat 6:45pm in Harmac Room FMI 250-754-8550 Kombucha Workshop: Learn about the health benefits of kombucha, sample different batches, and go home with a batch of kombucha ready to ferment! 02:00pm at Modern Roots Nutrition, 7220 Royal Dr.. 250-619-6273
JAN 27 Lions Free Skate for everyone 1045-1230 Frank Crane Arena. Admission, Skates and Helmets free FMI 250-756-5200 Clippers v Penticton Frank Crane Arena 7:00PM FMI 250-72-CLIPS nanaimoclippers.com
JAN 28 TAI CHI Thao Dang a Resident at Bethlehem Centre has been practicing tai chi for over 4 years under the style of Wudang FMI 250-754-3254 Vancouver Island Symphony presents Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra J.S. Bach: The Circle of Creation — a celebration of the genius of Bach and the latest multi-media creation by Alison Mackay, the creator of phenomenally successful Tafelmusik productions seen around the world
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JAN 29 Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Study Group–September Start: 06:00pm at Vancouver Island Regional Library; Nanaimo North Boardroom, 6250 Hammond Bay Rd. January in Jamaica Cooking Class 6-9PM Lucky’s Liquor Store at Country Club Centre FMI 250-619-6273 Sølvi Edvardsen’s MAN: Professional contemporary dance, direct from Norway! A performance navigating the crossroads between two cultures. 07:30pm at The Port Theatre, 125 Front Street. (250) 754-8550
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JAN 30 MOTHER MOTHER “Dance And Cry Tour”: MOTHER MOTHER “Dance And Cry Tour” Juno and MMVA nominated Vancouver-based band#1 single on the Alt Rock charts in Canada 07:30pm at The Port Theatre, 125 Front Street. (250) 754-8550 Island Roots Farmers’ Market Island Roots Farmers’ Market is Nanaimo’s only year-round farmers’ market. We operate at Pleasant Valley Hall, 6100 Doumont Road every Wednesday until May 8 from 3 – 6PM.
JAN 31 Buccaneers take on the visiting Oceanside Generals at the Nanaimo Ice Centre 741 3rd St. Nanaimo FMI nanaimobuccaneers.ca
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