Tofino Events, Tofino event and entertainment calendar for November 2006
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We would like to thank those in our community who produce and organise all the events that enhance our lives and the time spent here by our visitors.
Kids 'n' Vids
Wickaninnish School
Mondays 4-6pm
$2 drop-in feeSchool-age children can come to the computer lab and play video games. Supervision provided
Tofino Community Hall
Mon & Wed 6:30-8pm
with Natalie Rousseau
Cost: $10 per classVinyasa style flow class that can be modified for all levels.Call 725-8363
Parent/Child Preschool Gym Time
Wickaninnish School Gym
Tuesdays 8:45 - 9:45 amA drop-in program for parents/caregivers and their children in order to let off some steam! Caregivers must supervise their own children. Free!
Wickaninnish School
Tuesdays 2:30 - 4:30pm
Children grades 5, 6, 7
FREE!An opportunity to hang out with friends, learn new life and leadership skills like making videos, cooking... have FUN! Learn to lead by example!!!
Clayoquot Field Station
Tuesdays 11am-12:30pmFor more information call 725-8363
Wickaninnish School Gym
Tuesday 8-10pm
$2 drop-inEquipment supplied
Wickaninnish School
Tuesday 7-9 pm
$1 drop-inAll adults welcome
Wickaninnish School
Tuesday 7-9 pm
$1 drop-inEquipment Provided
MacKenzie Beach Pool
Tue & Fri 8:30-9:15am
Cost: 6/$35, $6 drop inLeah Austin instructs this low impact, cardio exercise.
Vinyasa Yoga
Tofino Community Hall
Mon & Wed 6:30-8pm
with Natalie Rousseau
Cost: $10 per classVinyasa style flow class that can be modified for all levels.Call 725-8363
Tofino Community Hall
Wed & Fri 5-6:30pm
Free!This Stretch/Tai-Chi class is geared for seniors with different levels of fitness. Register at 725-3229.
Parent/Child Preschool Gym Time
Wickaninnish School Gym
Thursdays 8:45 - 9:45 am
FREE!A drop-in program for parents/caregivers and their children in order to let off some steam! Caregivers must supervise their own children.
Wickaninnish School Gym
Thursdays 2:30-4:30 pm
For grades 5, 6, & 7 FREE!An opportunity to hang out with friends, play sports, talk with caring adults, learn cooking skills, watch movies... have fun! Facilitators: Mishele Gagne, Tarni Jacobsen, Heather McKay
Tofino Community Hall
Thursdays 2:30-3:15pm
Starting Oct 19th
Ages 3- 5 years
Tofino Community Hall
Thursdays 2:30-3:15pm
Starting Oct 5th
Ages 9-13 years
Clayoquot Field Station
Thursdays 11am-12:30pmInstructed by Natalie Rousseau
Tofino Community Hall
Thursdays 3:45-5pm
Cost $5This program is modified to suit the interests and skill levels of kids from ages 8-13. The benefits of yoga for kids include: longer concentration spans, protection against sports injuries, increased agility and flexibility
Pre-Teen Hockey
Wickaninnish School
Fridays 4-5:30pm.
(9-12yrs)Opportunity for young people to have fun, play hockey and learn new skills with coaches: Randy Sadler and Kevin Young. Cost $25 for Fall and/or $50 for year (until April).
Wickaninnish School
Fridays 4-5:30 pm
Staring Nov 10th FREE!Come hang out with your friends before the Tuff City Drop-in and make things happen for you in your community. Whether it's planning dances, trips out of town, or sports - we can help you make it happen ! Youth helpers: Mishele Gagne and Tarni Jacobsen.
Clayoquot Field Station
Fridays 6:30-8pmFor more information call 725-8363
Clayoquot Field Station
Fridays 8-8:30pmFor more information call 725-8363
Wickaninnish School
Fridays 6-10pmThis is an opportunity for Tofino's youth to hang out in a drug and alcohol free enviroment.
Tofino Community Hall
Wed & Fri 5-6:30pm
Free!This Stretch/Tai-Chi class is geared for seniors with different levels of fitness. Register at 725-3229.
MacKenzie Beach Pool
Tue & Fri 8:30-9:15am
Cost: 6/$35, $6 drop inLeah Austin instructs this low impact, cardio exercise.
Tofino Community Hall
Fridays 10:30am-noon
By DonationOpportunity for Parents and Tots to get out and burn off some energy. Kids must have adult to accompany them.
Power Vinyasa Flow Yoga
Clayoquot Field Station
Saturdays 11am-12:30pmFor more information call 725-8363
St. Francis of Assisi
Saturdays 5pmRoman Catholic Mass at 400 Block Main St.
Tofino Bible Fellowship
Clayoquot Field Station
Sundays 10:30amNon-Denominational at the community hall.
Saint Columba Church
Sundays 11amAnglican/United Service at 110 Second Street
Clayoquot Field Station
Sundays 5:30-7:30pmFor more information call 725-8363
Five Root Harvest
Clayoquot Field Station
Nov 4/5 7-8:30pm
$200Learn the age old history and traditional uses for these roots. Pre-registration necessary. Contact Carmen at herbaldiva @seaviewcable.net or 726-5303
Tofino Movie Night
Clayoquot Sound Theatre
Mon Nov. 6, 8 pmMrs. Henderson Presents Set in pre-World War II London, this film tells the remarkable true life story of one of England's most prominent and eccentric society figures, Laura Henderson. She founded the historic Windmill Theatre, legendary for its "nude revue" musical extravaganza. Stars Judi Dench (nominated for Best Actress Oscar) and Bob Hoskins.
Red Cross Swimming Lessons
MacKenzie Beach Pool
Nov 7- Dec 7
Tue & Thu (after school)
Levels 1-6 $48
Levels 7-12 $67
Instructor Pat Taron
(All Ages)A schedule of class times will be finalized once registration is complete. Please indicate your child's swimming level when registering.
Book Show
Clayoquot Theatre
Fri, Nov 10 7:30pm
$5Multi-media show with reading from 'Journeys', a book of local tales by Frank Harper, directed by Gary Marks. Price includes snacks at intermission by SoBo, Pasticceria Conradi.
Book Show
Clayoquot Theatre
Sat, Nov.11 7:30pm
$5Multi-media show with reading from 'Journeys', a book of local tales by Frank Harper, directed by Gary Marks. Price includes snacks at intermission by SoBo, Pasticceria Conradi.
Tofino Movie Night
Clayoquot Sound Theatre
Mon Nov. 13, 8 pmGood Night and Good Luck - George Clooney's directorial debut garnered three Oscar nominations - Best Picture, Best Actor (David Strathairn), and Best Director. The crisply paced, tautly scripted docudrama recounts the events of the mid-1950's when CBS journalist Edward R. Murrow began a personal, patriotic crusade to rid America of enator Joseph McCarthy, who was out to rid the country of communism.
Rec Commission Open House
Tofino Community Hall
Wed Nov 15 6:30pmThis forum will focus on Parks, Facilities and Open Spaces and what direction they will take over the next 10 years. This is your invitation to provide your input into this important document.
Kinnie Star (and wine & oysters)
Friday, November 17, 2006
Tin Wis Conference Hall
Tickets $133.75, Doors 6pm
Kinnie Starr pushes artistic boundaries by merely ignoring them. She is very aware of her Mohawk roots and weaves this understanding into much of creative work. Kinnie's career has taken her many places. She sang in Zumanity, Cirque du Soleil's controversial cabaret in Las Vegas and was nominated for a Juno in 2003 for best new artist.
Friday, November 17, 2006
Tofino Community Hall
Tickets $25, Doors 8pmBryden Street is a Victoria band featuring a full eight-piece R&B sound. Their show is a high-energy tribute to classic R&B and rock and roll, covering artists such as Aretha Franklin, Eric Clapton, Motown, the Commitments, the Beatles and Wilson Pickett.
Tofino Movie Night
Clayoquot Sound Theatre
Mon Nov. 20, 8 pmThe Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada. A winner at Cannes, the film tells the story of a Texas ranch foreman (Tommy Lee Jones, who also directs) who undertakes a dangerous and quixotic journey into Mexico with the body of his friend, a Mexican vaquero who was shot by a Border parolman (Barry Pepper). "Tommy Lee Jones shakes you in ways you do not see coming. His movie is a powder keg."--Rolling Stone
Clayoquot Field Station
Mon Nov. 20, 7:30 pmTofino Author and Wilderness Committee founder Paul George will introduce his new book and DVD Big Trees, not Big Stumps. He'll reveal his favourite personal tales and present some breathtaking slides depicting the last 25 years of wilderness history in British Columbia. Contact: Wildside Booksellers 250-725-4222
Village Green Gazebo
Mon Nov 20 9am
Ages 8-13 $30/dayHead to Nanaimo for a day at the wave pool. Bring your bathing suit, towel and a healthy lunch. Please register in advance at 725-3229
The Art of Mark Hobson
Salal Room at the Wick
Nov.23-26 10am-9pmSee legendary local artist Mark Hobson's original work and meet the man himself.
John Reischman & the Jaybirds
Friday, November 24, 2006
Clayoquot Community Theatre
Doors 7:30pmThe West Coast Winter Music Series is proud to present one of the world's top ranked acoustic mandolin players and composers, John Reischman. This show is part of a series. Tickets for the entire series can be bought by calling 725-3373.
BC/DC
Saturday, November 25, 2006
The Tofino Legion
Tickets $12, Doors 9pm
Born of bush party ashes, Nelson's BC/DC has systematically redefined the concept of a tribute band. Unlike many tribute acts claiming to be "North America's #1 Clone", BC/DC has turned the tables. The band takes a comedic approach, claiming the tunes as their own, and to having "heard of some BC/DC tribute band from Australia".
Intro to Yoga Workshop
Clayoquot Field Station
Sundays 5:30-7:30pm
Nov 26 - Dec 10
Cost: $75.00For more information contact: Natalie at natalie.anahata@gmail.com or 725-8363
Tofino Movie Night
Clayoquot Sound Theatre
Mon Nov. 27, 8 pmWho Killed the Electric Car? In 1997, GM launched the ev-1 electric vehicle with great fanfare. It was the first perfect car of the modern age, requiring no gas, no oil, no mufflers, and no brake changes. Fast forward to 6 years later...the fleet is dead. The truth behind its demise resembles the outcome of a murder mystery - multiple suspects, with each taking their turn with the knife. 2006 Sundance Film Festival Official Selection
Born Ruffians (with Hey Ocean)
Saturday, December 2, 2006
The Tofino Legion
Tickets $12, Doors 9pmA bewitching throb of cascading drums, you'd swear they were on the war path, till a pure rock and roll howl and sharp guitar hooks bring you back to the indie universe. Amidst the shouts and claps and the odd trombone slur, a tenderness somehow shrouds the whole thing, there's something saintly about them after all.
Hey Ocean
Hey Oceans mellow guitar grooves, eargasmic vocals, and upbeat jazzy licks keep listeners comfortably sitting, standing, or dancing, while they are washed out to sea and carefully brought back to shore. Passionate voices, pensive words, and frivolous fun keep this music honest and pure: from the heart, for the soul.
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