What’s Happening

This Valentine’s Day, we’re sharing three excerpts from A Home of My Own, a 1951 article by John Anderson (writing under his pen name, Sepän Poika—“Blacksmith’s Son”).

We’re thrilled to share that our documentary Sointula's History and Memories has been shortlisted for the 2024 Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Community Programming! This prestigious recognition from Canada’s National History Society celebrates...

We are excited to announce that the Sturgeon I, a rare surviving example of a wooden gill net vessel, has been added to Heritage BC’s map of Industrial Heritage Places! Built in 1948, the 34-foot boat reflects the rich history of boatbuilding and fishing that once...

FLORA, is about the Island’s unique plant life: its diversity, beauty and uses. On view for the month of august the exhibition showcases work from M. Tree, Betty Carlson, Jan Rosgen, Tracey Buker, Chris Hurst, Sandy Wiggins, Kathleen Blohm, Yolana Mortensen, and...

FLORA, is about the Island’s unique plant life: its diversity, beauty and uses. On view for the month of august the exhibition showcases work from M. Tree, Betty Carlson, Jan Rosgen, Tracey Buker, Chris Hurst, Sandy Wiggins, Kathleen Blohm, Yolana Mortensen, and...

Sandy Wiggins - August Artist Spotlight FLORA, is about the Island’s unique plant life: its diversity, beauty and uses. On view for the month of august the exhibition showcases work from M. Tree, Betty Carlson, Jan Rosgen, Tracey Buker, Chris Hurst, Sandy Wiggins,...

Tracey Buker - August Artist Spotlight FLORA, is about the Island’s unique plant life: its diversity, beauty and uses. On view for the month of august the exhibition showcases work from M. Tree, Betty Carlson, Jan Rosgen, Tracey Buker, Chris Hurst, Sandy Wiggins,...

On August 1st, 2024 we launched Flora, the third in a series of four month-long art exhibitions celebrating Malcolm Island's natural history and heritage. Flora, is about the Island’s unique plant life: its diversity, beauty and uses. On view for the month of august...

From Jan: "Kaleva Portal": a familiar view of our terra, with foreground on the beach. Larger rocks further out are surrounded by water that covers the earth here and as far as Vancouver Island in the distance.  "Travelling further" (but also while remaining here...