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- Art Shows
- Farmers' Markets
- Civic Celebrations
- Sporting Events
- Educational
- Children's Programs
- Film Fest
- Seasonal
Art Shows
Saahlinda Naay /
The Haida Gwaii Museum
presents the first exhibition of 2021
Connected Realm
Maryanne Wettlaufer
On Now Exhibit
April 17 - July 17, 2021
Annual All-islands
Art Show
Opens every March (COVID years with exceptional attendance rules). This remarkable show features individual art works produced each year by islanders. Often up to 80 original pieces are on display and many are for sale. You don’t want to miss this exhibit at the The Haida Gwaii Museum. Sponsored by the BC Arts Council, Province of BC, Indigenous Tourism, Canadian Heritage, North Coast Regional District and the Vancouver Foundation.
Farmers' Markets
Queen Charlotte
Daajiing Giids
Saturdays
11 am – 2 pm (year round)
The Ball Field /Gather
Back in 1994, a handful of Queen Charlotte farmers began a tailgate roadside market. After 25 years of community support, the Queen Charlotte Farmers’ Market now operates year-round under the shelter of a purpose-built kiosk at the Ball Field by the Community Club, as well as at Gather, a few blocks down the road.
Times are unpredictable, but in the past a hot lunch was always available alongside farm-grown produce, fresh sourdough bread, homemade preserves, local pork, beef, chicken and eggs.
Contact
Tlell
Tl.aal
Seasonal May – Oct
Sundays, 11am
Storage facility by Fire Hall
(& giant carrot on Highway 16)
Get up close and personal with local farmers in Tlell. Operating out of their own greenhouse behind the fire hall, this market has played an important part in supporting food security in the region for more than 8 years.
Located just South of Naikoon Provincial Park, the Market connects food producers with neighbours with farm-fresh produce, hot food service and live music.
Moresby Island
Summer
June 6, 2021 – August 29, 2021
Sun 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
ALM School covered walkway
Handmade, homemade, and homegrown are the pillars of the Moresby Farmers’ Market in Sandspit. Under the covered walkway at Agnes L. Mathers School, local families, food producers, and musicians congregate Sunday mornings to chat over fresh coffee and baked goods.
As children bounce around the playground, and waves lap at the shore, it’s easy to imagine summer is endless.
Contact moresbymarkert@gmail.com
Masset
Year-Round
Fri 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Across from Co-op
1575 Main St. Masset
Community spirit is always available at the Masset Farmers’ Market in Haida Gwaii. This open-air market may have started small, but it grows a little bit more every Friday as more and more locals set up their tents and tables in the centre of town to greet the day.
Because this small community off BC’s west coast stays cool year round, fresh greens are plentiful, and it’s not uncommon to find kale, mizuna, and arugula in the middle of December!
Contact
massetmarket@gmail.com
250-626-9181
Civic Celebrations
SPORTS EVENTS
Agate Man Triathalon Run / hlG̱a hlḵ’aats iihlangaa
Annual Event
September 6, 2021
Register before AUGUST 1, 2021 get an AGATE MAN 2021 T-Shirt!
COURSE:
500 m Swim – Pure Lake
20 km Cycle – from Pure Lake Parking lot to Masset Fire Hall
6 km Run – around Delkatla Wildlife Sanctuary
ENTRY CATEGORIES:
1. Triathlon – Men’s Solo Swim/Bike/Run
2. Triathlon – Women’s Solo Swim/Bike/Run
3. Relay of 3 – Swim/Bike/Run
4. Group Fun Event – Enter a relay with as many people as you want placed wherever you want!
email to info@hgerc.com
or contact 250-626-5652
ALL NATIVE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
For more than six decades, basketball has played a huge part in the Haida experience. Everyone has family and friends who play in the annual All Native Basketball Tournament, if they don’t play themselves. Every winter, excitement builds as the Haida Nation prepares to represent the communities of Haida Gwaii. In some ways, this sport is a modern and friendly way of engaging in long-standing coastal competition between Indigenous nations. A lot of fun for spectators, too!
