Ucluelet Festival Locations

* Amphitrite Point Lighthouse Coast Guard Rd
* Big Beach Picnic Shelter End of Matterson Rd
* Floathouse Restaurant @ Barkley Station Small Craft Harbour, Hemlock St
* Gray Whale Deli 2-1950 Peninsula Rd
* He-Tin-Kis Park 1002+/- Peninsula Rd
* Image West Gallery 1932 Peninsula Rd
* Jamie’s Whaling Station 168 Fraser Ln
* Murray’s Grocery 1738 Peninsula Rd
* Pina Studio & Boutique 1627 Peninsula Rd
* Seaplane Base Recreation Hall 160 Seaplane Base Rd
* Seaway Express   Whiskey Dock (foot of Main St)
* Subtidal Adventures 1-1950 Peninsula Rd
* Tauca Lea Resort 1971 Harbour Dr
* Terrace Beach (near the Resort) 1002 Peninsula Rd
* UAC Hall 1510 Peninsula Rd
* Ucluelet Courtroom – Municipal Hall Off of Main St at Fraser Ln
* Ucluelet Visitors Centre 100 Main St
* Ukee Bikes 1559 Imperial Ln
* Wild Heather Books 1576 Imperial Ln
* Pacific Rim Visitors Centre Pacific Rim Hwy Junction
* Thornton Creek Hatchery 2150 Thornton Rd, Port Albion
* Wickaninnish Interpretive Centre

Tofino Festival Locations

* 1st Street Dock End of 1st St & Main St
* 4th Street Natural Market 4th St & Campbell St
* Chesterman Beach Lynn Rd & Chesterman Beach Rd
* Coho Room – Weigh West Marine Resort 634 Campbell St
* Clayoquot Community Theatre Campbell St
* Clayoquot Field Station 1084 Pacific Rim Hwy
* Common Loaf Bakery 180 First St
* Eagle Aerie Gallery 350 Campbell St
* Fiber Options 5-120 Fourth St
* Jamie’s Whaling Station 606 Campbell St
* Legion, The 331 Main St
* Maltby Road Parking, Cox Bay Pacific Rim Hwy, south of Info Centre
* Ocean Outfitters 5-421 Main St
* Ocean Village Beach Resort 555 Hellesen Rd
* Remote Passages Marine Excursions boathouse 51 Wharf St. 
* SoBo Restaurant 1084 Pacific Rim Hwy
* Storm Surf Shop 444 Campbell St
* The Whale Centre 411 Campbell St
* Tin Wis Oceanside Resort 1119 Pacific Rim Hwy
* Tofino Air 1st Street Dock – end of 1st St & Main St
* Tofino Botanical Gardens 1084 Pacific Rim Hwy
* Tofino Community Hall 351 Arnet Road
* Tofino Visitor Info Centre 1426 Pacific Rim Hwy
* Tonquin Maritime Discovery Centre 566c Campbell St
* Tree House Gift Co. 305 Campbell Std
* Wickaninnish Inn/ Pointe Restaurant 500 Osprey Ln
* Wickaninnish School 431 Gibson St
* Wildside Booksellers 320 Main St
*Please note: Daily Park fees in effect.

Ongoing Events

Daily Marine Documentary Film Screenings - 2pm    
Remote Passages Marine Excursions, 51 Wharf St.,Tofino
Marine-based, educational and documentary films. See daily screening schedule on our website.

Juvenile Grey Whale Skeleton & Artefact Museum
The Whale Centre, 411 Campbell Street, Tofino
25 years of artifacts collected and donated by Tofino locals. Come in & check out our complete 40’ grey whale skeleton. Plus enter a draw to win a whale watching trip for 2.

Image West Gallery
1932 Peninsula Rd, Ucluelet
Answer fun whale trivia to enter daily draw to win a West Coast Shipwreck Chart or photo book of Canada’s Pacific Rim!

Jamie’s Whaling Station’s Westcoast Passport To Adventure Contest
Visit 13 participating locations to answer quirky & educational interpretive questions and collect fun stamps to enter the draw for GREAT prizes. Complete your Answer Sheet and drop off at Jamie’s to enter the draw to win a grand prize at Closing Ceremonies! Passports available at any info centre or either Jamie’s Whaling Station & Adventure Centre.

** The events listed do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions
    of the Pacific Rim Whale Festival Society

Visual Arts At The Whale Festival

View artistic works of west coast talents & witness these artists …in action!
Some for sale (the art - not the artists)!

Text Listing of Events

7 - 9pm Whalefest Literary SpoutOff
Gray Whale Deli, Ucluelet West Coast poets, writers & speakers offer up an eclectic evening of spoken word, literary pieces and translated, intimate mind-spill. Presented by Clayoquot Writer’s Group and Toastmasters. Donations welcome.

7pm Vancouver Island Whales & Whale Researchers Part 2 
Clayoquot Community Theatre, Tofino.  Clayoquot Biosphere Trust (7-7:30pm) opens the evening with a stunning slide presentation highlighting the land and marine areas of this 350,000 hectare Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and the role of the CBT. Realm of the Killer Whales documentary film screening (7:30 -  8:30 p.m) (1 hr. / Ocean Wilds series, PBS 2001)  In spring, the waters off British Columbia greet the arrival of two great hordes from the open sea - herring and salmon.  Predators join in a harvesting frenzy, but none are as efficient in their hunts as the region's pods of killer whales.  Film m aker Feodor Pitcairn films a side of these powerful creatures few see - their efforts to maintain a close family life.   Updates the work of several Vancouver Island whale resea r chers also featured in the 1989 documentary "Island of Whales."  Hosted and sponsored by Remote Passages Marine Excursions.

10:30am Recipe for a Rainforest – Family Rainforest Program
Tofino Botanical Gardens, Tofino What are the ingredients for a coastal temperate rainforest? Join naturalists for a walk through the Tofino Botanical Gardens to learn what makes a rainforest! Please bring suitable footwear for gravel trails, boardwalk, and stairs.  Sponsored by the Tofino Botanical Gardens Foundation & the Raincoast Education Society Cost: $10 adults/$6 students/children 12 & under FREE (proceeds go to the TBGF, RES, and Whale Festival!). Includes 3-day pass to the Tofino Botanical Gardens.

11am Storytelling with Artist Roy Henry Vickers
Eagle Aerie Gallery, Tofino Renowned Native artist Roy Henry Vickers intimately shares personal stories of coastal life and inspirations.

10am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino View the works of this westcoast talent who many have coined ‘Ucluelet’s Artist’, many pieces for sale, and witness this artist…in action! Marla Thirsk - paintings

11am- 5pm Seaway Express Tour: Guided Whale Watching Daytrip by boat to Bamfield Marine Science Centre
Depart from Whiskey Dock (foot of Main St.), Ucluelet Seaway Express trip to the Bamfield Marine Science Centre with guided whale watching and sightseeing in the Broken Group Islands along the way! Arrive at the Bamfield Marine Science Centre with the option of exploring Bamfield on your own or participating in an all ages discovery program called *"The Big World of Small Things". Seaway Express: $69/adults; $39/for children under 12 BMSC Program: *$15/adult; $10 for children under 12; $40 family rate (4 people max - up to 2 adults) For reservations: 1 877 726 7002

1pm BC Cetacean Sightings Network Update
Wickaninnish Centre, PRNPR Join Alana Phillips of the Vancouver Aquarium as she highlights the BC Cetacean Sightings Network and what they’re doing to help conserve whale species in BC.  Including information on the Be Whale Wise guidelines, preventing depredation, and appropriate response to marine mammal incidents (strandings, entanglements, etc). Also featuring research from the work of Lance Barrett-Leonard.

2pm From Risk to Recovery- Protecting Species at Risk
Wickaninnish Centre, PRNPR Join local marine mammal biologist Wendy Szaniszlo & PRNPR Species At Risk Communications Specialist in a presentation focused on identifying & protecting Species At Risk in the PRNPR.

2-4pm Sea Creature Cookie Creators!
Common Loaf Bakery, Tofino Join the kitchen crew in the upstairs room at the Common Loaf to decorate your own sea critter cookies to take home.

3pm 3rd annual Eco-Enviro Beach Scavenger Hunt
On Terrace Beach next to He-Tin-Kis Park, Ucluelet Kids of all ages, come one come all to find specially hidden SEAcrets of the SEAshore! Learn ways that everything in nature is connected…and FUN! Many thanks to sponsors Terrace Beach Resort, The Ucluelet Aquarium & Jamie’s Whaling Station.

7-11pm 3rd Annual Martini Migration Dress For the Fest! Event
Tofino Community Hall, Tofino Advance Tickets Only: $30 available at Wildside Booksellers (Tofino), 4th St Natural Market (Tofino), Wild Heather Books (Ucluelet), Image West Gallery & Gifts (Ucluelet) 7pm­9pm (Martini Contest & Voting) and 9pm-11pm (Afterparty) Local mixologists will compete for the coveted title of the best winning Whale Festival Martini. Come shake, stir and vote for your version of the best coastal martini, and the most festivalized costumes in attendance - dare to do it - Dress For The Fest! Fantastic, unique prizes to be won dutch auction-style. Live jazzy, funk-infused R&B with the Tina Jones Band sponsored by Weigh West Marine Resort. Music production by Tofitian, sponsored in cooperation with Skyy Vodka & Hendricks Gin, and all our contributing culinary sponsors, artists & participants.

Wednesday is Martini Time - Arrive in Style
Ukee shuttle is sponsored by Tofino Bus & The Lodge and runs from 6pm from Ukee
(The Lodge Parking lot) 11pm returns to Ukee

Tofino shuttle is sponsored by Tin Wis and runs from 10:30 onward every 15 minutes
until 11:15 if neede for Tuff City Function Goers

11am Operation Orca
Wild Heather Books, Ucluelet Join authors Daniel Francis & Gil Hewlett for an in-depth slideshow & talk on Luna & Springer – 2 west coast killer whales who have each created a story of their own - legacies worth learning about and understanding. Books will be available for purchase.

10am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino View the works of these westcoast talents, many for sale, and witness the artists…in action! Sam Dilts – carver Lynette O'Brien - exceptional fabric craftwork Geraldine Carter – photography Marla Thirsk - paintings

1-4pm Tofino Maritime Kids Day
Community Hall, Tofino Participate in fun & educational activities such as Ucluelet Aquarium touch tanks, the Migration Station with the Raincoast Education Society, hands-on Bamfield Marine Science Centre activities, Common Loaf Sea Creature Cookies, Recycled Crafts with Castaways, Srawberry Isle’s interactive investigations into the stomach of a whale, whale origami or create-a-creature, KnotFun knot tying, musical shenanigans with Ronny Weeks, and more! It's sure to be a whale of a time – come drop by! All ages welcome. Sponsored in part by Tofino Pharmacy and Mainstream Canada.

1pm Wet & Wild Marine Mammal Research on the West Coast
Remote Passages Marine Excursions, 51 Wharf St.,Tofino.  Marine mammal biologist Wendy Szaniszlo shares her adventures studying whales and sea lions in local waters.  Curious which whales hang out in Barkley and Clayoquot Sounds?  Wonder why Long Beach rocks are so important for Steller sea lions?  Here's your chance to find out!

2:15pm  Assist a Researcher Boat Tour   Remote Passages Marine Excursions, Tofino  

Still want to learn more about marine mammals in a hands-on environment?  Reserve a place on this special boat tour with biologist Wendy Szaniszlo.  Join an interactive, research-oriented trip and see how the science gets done!  Participants will assist with data collection, and are encouraged to ask lots of questions.  (12 spaces) $79/59 - For reservations: 725-3330


3pm  Traditional Cedar Weaving Workshop
Ucluelet Courtroom – Municipal Hall (up the white ramp), Ucluelet With First Nations weavers Rose Wilson and Molly Haipee, with family & friends – make a cedar creation using traditional techniques and learn about the history, preparation and uses of this coastal art form. See works on display & for sale. Generously sponsored by the Clayoquot Biosphere Trust.

4pm Annual Rubber Fish Race
Thornton Creek Hatchery, Port Albion  Sponsor racing rubber fish & prepare them for their race down the falls! Come join the folks at the hatchery for some tasty drinks & BBQ, tour the hatchery and the watch the race. Win prizes for more than just winning! Place bets on your Community Fish, Corporate Fish or Personal Racing Fish! See if you can stump the resident fish experts or spot other wildlife. Join in the fun! Presented by Wick After School Program, Youth Advisory Council, Ucluelet Secondary School, and Thornton Creek Enhancement Society. $3 each or $5 for 2 racing fish!

6:30pm Barnacle Blues: An Intimate Evening With Jim Byrnes
Upper Deck Room - Tauca Lea Resort, Ucluelet Featuring an immersion into the deeply moving musical talent of acclaimed actor and blues master Jim Byrnes. Raffle-style auction with lots of amazing prizes. Ticket includes sippers and gourmet savouries by Chef Richard Norwood and a warm, intimate setting to experience the talent of the Maple Blues Award Winner for Male Vocalist of the Year. Local opening guests Off the Edge, and sound sponsored by Long Beach Radio Group. Advance tickets $40/$45 at the door. Available at Wildside Booksellers (Tofino), 4th St Natural Market (Tofino), Wild Heather Books (Ucluelet), Image West Gallery & Gifts (Ucluelet).

7pm By-the-Wind Sailors: Visitors from the Open Ocean
Clayoquot Field Station at the Tofino Botanical Gardens, Tofino A few times a year, our Pacific Rim beaches are littered with thousands of small jellyfish, each ringed in an iridescent blue and sporting a jaunty sail. These jellyfish are by-the-wind sailors (Velella vellela), normally found only on the open ocean. Join local marine biologist Josie Osborne to find out more about these intriguing creatures and why they visit us so infrequently. Sponsored by the Raincoast Education Society and the Clayoquot Field Station. Suggested $5 donation.

10am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino View the works of these westcoast talents, many for sale, and witness the artists…in action! Sam Dilts-carver Lynette O'Brien-exceptional fabric craftwork Geraldine Carter-photography Marla Thirsk-paintings

10:30 am Rainforest Interpretive Walk
Wild Pacific Trail (meet at He-Tin-Kis Park parking lot), Ucluelet Discover the wonders of the Pacific Rim where the wild Pacific Ocean meets the magnificent coastal rainforest! Join naturalists from the Raincoast Education Society for a stroll in He-tin-kis Park. Please wear suitable footwear for the boardwalk and stairs. Sponsored by the Raincoast Education Society. Suggested $5 donation.

11-2pm Ucluelet Maritime Kids Day
Seaplane Base Rec Hall, Ucluelet Participate in fun & educational activities such as Ucluelet Aquarium touch tanks, the Migration Station with the Raincoast Education Society, hands-on Bamfield Marine Science Centre activities, Recycled Crafts with Castaways, Srawberry Isle’s interactive investigations into the stomach of a whale, whale origami or create-a-creature, KnotFun knot tying, musical shenanigans with Ronny Weeks, and more! It’s sure to be a whale of a time – come drop by! All ages welcome. Sponsored in part by Mainstream Canada.

1pm Smart, Sleek & Stinky: Sea Lions! Marine mammal biologist Wendy Szaniszlo
Wickaninnish Centre, PRNPR Local marine mammal biologist Wendy Szaniszlo will be giving a talk on sea lions of Barkley and Clayoquot Sounds including an overview of sea lion research she has been involved in during recent years. Curious about what those critters eat and how much? Come learn why Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is so important for Steller sea lions.

2pm Operation Orca
Clayoquot Community Theatre, Tofino Join authors Daniel Francis & Gil Hewlett for an in-depth slideshow & talk on Luna & Springer – 2 west coast killer whales who have each created a story of their own - legacies worth learning about and understanding. Books will be available for purchase. Sponsored by Mermaid Tales Bookshop.

2pm Aché Brasil Workshop - Ucluelet
UAC Hall, Ucluelet Join performers from our featured entertainment act Aché Brasil for an interactive, all-body experiential workshop for most ages. Aché (pronounced A-SHAY) Brasil represents the culture, the traditions, the beliefs, the music and the movement of the people of Brazil Think capoeira, percussion & movement. This will be physical, fun, and just what a festival is all about! Limited capacity, unlimited observers! Sponsored by People’s Drug Mart (Ucluelet) and Gerry’s Bubblemat.

2:30pm Greys's Gourmet: The Pacific Palate of Migrating Grey Whales
Wickaninnish Centre, PRNPR  Ramona deGraaf of the Bamfield Marine Science Centre presents engaging insights into the biologically unique habits and hunger of our favourite visitor – the Pacific grey whale!

4pm Moments with Antarctic Mammals: First-hand photos & footage fresh off the boat!
Clayoquot Community Theatre, Tofino Dr. Colin Bates, local Bamfield photographer, teacher and passionate naturalist shares his most (very) recent wildlife & nature encounters from the polar South. Welcome home Colin!

7pm Aché Brasil
Feature performance for all ages!
Seaplane Base Rec Hall, Ucluelet Aché (pronounced A-SHAY) Brasil represents the culture, the traditions, the beliefs, the music and the movement of the people of Brazil. Equal parts dance, music, spectacle, Aché Brasil has played to enthusiastic audiences and critical acclaim from all over North America including a nomination for "Live Performers of the Year" at the West Coast Music Awards. Aché Brasil fuses music, dance, martial arts and acrobatics into a dynamic, high energy performance that makes it exciting to watch, fun to dance to, and impossible to stand still. Not to be missed! Special thanks to Pacific Sands Resort for their annual generous sponsorship support for this event. $10 Adults/$8 Kids (17 & under)/Family of 4 Pass $30 at the door, or advance available at Wildside Booksellers (Tofino), 4th St Natural Market (Tofino), Wild Heather Books (Ucluelet), Image West Gallery & Gifts (Ucluelet).

9:00am Kids Mudflat Scavenger Hunt!
Meet at the Clayoquot Field Station at the Tofino Botanical Gardens, Tofino
Kids – this is your excuse to get MUDDY! Come on down to the “squishy side” of Tofino where hectares and hectares of mud support all kinds of amazing life, from tiny clams to huge grey whales! We’ll go on a scavenger hunt to find out just what lives in the mud! Parents – we definitely advise that you bring a change of clothes. Sponsored by the Tofino Botanical Gardens Foundation & the Raincoast Education Society.
Cost: $10 adults/$6 students/children 12 & under FREE (proceeds go to the TBGF, RES, and Whale Festival!). Includes 3-day pass to the Tofino Botanical Gardens.

10am Parade of Whales & Wonders and the annual Pet & Doll Parade
Begins at Wickaninnish School (meet there at 9:40 to participate), Tofino Come and bring your pets, favourite dolls, or costumes and join us in the parade! Watch for annual favourite features and some new surprises. Parade ends at the Tofino Legion where more activities will unravel…

10:30am   Marine Mammal Research Day
Subtidal Adventures, Ucluelet 2.5 hour boat tour from Ucluelet, with naturalists Brian Congdon & researcher and local marine mammal biologist Wendy Szaniszlo (12 spaces), $79 - For reservations call 726-7336
Join in a fun-filled research trip in Barkley Sound. We will be traveling by zodiac with Brian Congdon, a former Park Warden of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve who has been conducting local tours for 30 years. Brian is very knowledgeable about the natural and cultural history of Barkley Sound and has supported Wendy with her sea lion research and whale surveys for over 8 years. Together they will introduce you to local marine mammals and involve you in identifying individual whales, discovering what they eat and investigating sea lion movements. We’ll enjoy the beauty of Barkley Sound and watch for seals, eagles and sea birds along the way.

11am Aché Brasil Workshop - Tofino
Tofino Legion, Tofino (see website) Join performers from our featured entertainment act Aché Brasil for an interactive, all-body experiential workshop for most ages. Think capoeira, percussion & movement. This will be physical and fun! Limited capacity, unlimited observers! Generously sponsored by Pacific Sands Beach Resort.

11am-2pm Whale Festival Community BBQ
Sponsored by Neptune Food Service
Main Street/Legion, Tofino Come on down for a tasty bite and a stroll around downtown. Hot dogs, hamburgers, and veggie versions available. Peruse vendors, artists, and the outstanding view.

1pm  Traditional Cedar Weaving Workshop
Coho Room – Weigh West Marine Resort, Tofino With First Nations weavers Rose Wilson and Molly Haipee, with family & friends – make a cedar creation using traditional techniques and learn about the history, preparation and uses of this coastal art form. Generously sponsored by the Clayoquot Biosphere Trust.

3-6pm Marion Syme:  2008 Poster Artist signing and meet & greet!
At the ArtSplash! Art Show, Wickaninnish Centre, PRNPR Meet Marion – the artist behind the magical image at the face of this year’s festival - and have her sign a limited edition version of the Whale Festival 2008 poster.

4pm Basking Sharks: The Slaughter of BC’s Gentle Giants
Wild Heather Books, Ucluelet Vancouver Island marine conservationist & sustainable fisheries analyst Scott Wallace (& perhaps local experienced mariner Brian Gisborne) present based on their book documenting the tragic tale of the basking shark, a fish the size of a London bus, once prolific along the BC coast. Following WWII, being considered a ‘nuisance’, it took roughly 20 yrs for industry, government, and media to virtually exterminate the slow-moving and placid basking shark. An engaging presentation that puts our actions and our ecosystems on the same playing field.

7pm The Devilfish Feast & Film w/ Floathouse Restaurant nibblies & Inner Rhythm surf video screening
The Floathouse Restaurant at Barkley Station – Small Craft Harbour, Ucluelet Mingle, munch & catch a flick at Ucluelet’s floating restaurant. Test a taste of the culinary up-and-coming Floathouse team! Participate in Open Mic entertainment, and win door prizes sponsored by Inner Rhythm Surf Shop!

7:00pm SurfRider Movie Night
Clayoquot  Community Theatre, Tofino Enviro and Surf Film Double Feature – titles TBA Admission $5. Door Prizes! Presented by SurfRider Foundation Canada

9:30-11:30am Clean Ocean Conservation Beach Clean
Meet at Maltby Road parking - Cox Bay, Tofino Walk the beach and give her some love! In cooperation with Pacific Sands Resort and Long Beach Lodge. Hosted by SurfRider Foundation Canada. Everyone welcome! A great way to start the day…

12pm Closing Ceremonies
Tin Wis Oceanside Resort – MacKenzie Beach, Tofino Experience being hosted by the Tin Wis Oceanside Resort: Traditional Nuu-Chah-Nulth bannock & salmon BBQ featuring The Khowutzun Tzinquaw Dancers, guest speaker hereditary whaling chief Elmer Frank, Jamie’s Passport to Adventure prize draw, and other special guests. Kleco to the TIN WIS for being great hosts and sponsors year after year after year!  And Kleco to Creative Salmon for providing our ceremony with fresh fish. Celebrating the Festival and all our volunteers from the communities!

1pm Volunteer Appreciation BBQ & Awards 
Tin Wis Resort, Tofino Share in a wonderful salmon & bannock meal to close off the 22nd Pacific Rim Whale Festival…until next year! Tickets $TBA

Saturday March 15 10am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino
View the works of these westcoast talents, many for sale, and witness the artists…in action!
Mary Christmas - photography Carol Schulz - watercolors Rita Petri - pottery Alex Cutler - stonework

Sunday March 16 10am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino
View the works of these westcoast talents, many for sale, and witness the artists…in action!
Mary Christmas - photography Carol Schulz - watercolors Rita Petri - potteryAlex Cutler - stonework

Monday March 17 10am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino
View the works of these westcoast talents, many for sale, and witness the artists…in action!
Ann Lemorande - photography Walter Collins - stonework Gael Duchene - carver Patricia Banks - paintings

Tuesday March 1810am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino
View the works of these westcoast talents, many for sale, and witness the artists…in action!
Ann Lemorande - photography Walter Collins - stonework Gael Duchene - carver Patricia Banks - paintings

Wednesday March 1910am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino
View the works of this westcoast talent who many have coined ‘Ucluelet’s Artist’, many pieces for sale, and witness this artist…in action!
Marla Thirsk - paintings

Thursday March 2010am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino
View the works of these westcoast talents, many for sale, and witness the artists…in action!
Sam Dilts - carver Lynette O'Brien - exceptional fabric craftwork Geraldine Carter - photography Marla Thirsk - paintings

Friday March 2110am-4pm Artists In Action
Wickaninnish Inn - Salal Room, Tofino
View the works of these westcoast talents, many for sale, and witness the artists…in action!
Sam Dilts-carver Lynette O'Brien-exceptional fabric craftwork Geraldine Carter-photography Marla Thirsk-paintings

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Ron Hamilton is an artist and Nuu-chah-nulth ethnographer.
He will be speaking about the whaling tradition of the coastal First Nations.
Location: Wick Centre Saturday the 15 March