discovercampbellriver

National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21st

location_onCampbell River, BC
Swipe up
Cookies Info
Read about our use of cookies.

Campbell River

Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

On June 21, 2020 Spirit Square becomes the place to be with lively celebrations marking National Indigenous Peoples Day. Dancing, music, and food bring everyone together to recognize and honour the achievements, history and rich cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples in Canada. The history and Kwakwaka’wakw people’s connection to the land is all over the city with amazing locally carved totems and works of art. Carvings are embedded in the community and can be viewed on display at the Campbell River Museum, and at several high-quality galleries in the area.

discovercampbellriver

Transformations on the Shores

location_onCampbell River, BC
Read about our use of cookies.

Campbell River

Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

This annual summer event produces massive wooden pieces that have decorated the town for decades. Started in 1997, “Transformations on the Shore” allows visitors and residents to watch novice and professional chainsaw carvers create majestic sculptures out of wood. When the festival is complete, the creations are placed in scenic spots around town for all to enjoy. Don't miss this event marked for June 24-28 for 2020.

discovercampbellriver

Live Music in Spirit Square

location_onCampbell River, BC
Read about our use of cookies.

Campbell River

Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

Located directly in the heart of Campbell River, Spirit Square is a social hub for residents and visitors alike. With mountains visible in the distance and neighbouring shops, restaurants and accommodation, the square is the meeting of the city’s natural and urban scenes in the heart of the Cultural District. During the summer months, musicians play free shows in the sunshine, drawing people together for relaxing and invigorating community events.

discovercampbellriver

The Tyee Club

location_onCampbell River, BC
Read about our use of cookies.

Campbell River

Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

With five species of salmon swimming through our waters annually, this wonderful region is famously known as the “Salmon Capital of the World” and easily identified as a sportfishing mecca. Inspired by the Indigenous people who have fished for Tyee here historically, the Tyee Club of British Columbia founded in 1925 to celebrate, honour and protect the conservation of the species. Membership in the Tyee Club is open to anyone willing to test their skill at sport fishing. Following a strict set of rules, one can earn the coveted title when a catch of thirty pounds (or heavier) is successfully caught and recorded from a classic rowboat. The season lasts from July 15-September 15th annually.

discovercampbellriver

Big Truck Parade

location_onCampbell River, BC
Read about our use of cookies.

Campbell River

Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

The city’s annual holiday parade is celebrated and iconic childhood experience for Campbell River’ites. Local residents and businesses adorn their trucks with Christmas lights, floats and messages then parade down the coastal stretch of highway when night falls, ending in the heart of the city. This historic event features cement trucks, boats, utility vehicles, and even perfectly decorated school buses. Starlit shopping in the city center following the parade brings the community’s holiday spirit to life. Mark the calendar this event happens November 29, 2019.

discovercampbellriver

More Events!

location_onCampbell River, BC
Read about our use of cookies.

Campbell River

Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

Looking for more events? Visit campbellriver.travel or contact our Visitor Centre Counsellors at 250-286-6901 or campbellriver@destinationthink.com.

More details