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3703 Saint Aidans Street, Victoria, BC V8P 2V7

Centre For Earth & Spirit, in collaboration with Penny Allport and Stories Told on Film invite you to: A SHORT FILM & SPEAKER PANEL Natural & Conservation Burial: A Living Legacy Join us for Natural & Conservation Burial: A Living Legacy — an intimate and thought-provoking evening that invites a reimagining of how we return to the earth. Through a cinematic short film, a guided panel of voices in land stewardship and end-of-life care, and a space for quiet reflection and meaningful dialogue, this experience opens a doorway into a growing movement rooted in restoration, reverence, and connection. Watch the trailer on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/1175951633 This is more than a film screening — it is an invitation to consider legacy in a new way… one that honours both life and the land that sustains it. When : Date: June 5th Time : 6:30 – 8:30 pm (Doors open at 6:10 pm) Where : Broad View United Church, 3703 St. Aidan’s St., Victoria, BC V8P 2V7 Suggested donation : $15 - $30 Please bring a small offering from nature to place on our Community Altar – a collective expression of remembrance, connection, and reverence. ABOUT THE HOSTS www.movingceremonies.com - Penny Allport - Life-Cycle Celebrant/Writer www.StoriesToldonFilm.ca - Kim Holl - Storytelling & Film for Social Impact/Facilitator & Speaker Information Source: Centre for Earth and Spirit Society | eventbrite

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720 Douglas Street, Victoria, BC V8W 3M7

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146 Kingston Street, Victoria, BC V8V 1V4

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720 Douglas Street, Victoria, BC V8W 3M7

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1845 Crescent Road, Victoria, BC V8S 2G7

Sentience of the Unearthed: a land-based, eco-somatic performance exploring body, land, and memory through movement, story, and ritual. Sentience Of the Unearthed Visible Bodies in collaboration with Vitor Frietas, brings you Sentience of the Unearthed. A mythopoetic expression of the spirits movement. Visible Bodies Collective is a multidisciplinary embodiment practice grounded within global Indigenous ways and knowing and being. This shared collective of knowledge keepers engages in training, creation, and performance with an emphasis on somatic processing and structured improvisation. Rooted in somatic practice, structured improvisation, and land-based dramaturgy, the collective engages dance as a powerful vehicle for cultural resurgence, healing, and social justice. Tickets are $20.00 or by donation- all proceeds go directly to Esquimalt and Songhees Communities. Information Source: eventbrite

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2940 Jutland Road #105, Victoria, BC V8T 5J9

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722 Cormorant Street #300, Victoria, BC V8W 1P8

A welcoming, hands-on gathering where community members come together to fix, learn, and connect. Got something a bit broken or worn down? Bring it. Whether it’s a wobbly chair, a beloved jacket, a small appliance, or something you’re not even sure can be fixed… bring it along. You might be surprised what’s possible when we work on things together. This isn’t just about repairs — it’s about building a culture of fixing instead of tossing, sharing skills across generations, and creating space for curiosity, creativity, and care. You don’t need to be an expert. If you like tinkering, problem-solving, or just learning as you go, you’re more than welcome. All abilities, backgrounds, and skill levels are invited — from seasoned fixers to first-time experimenters. We’re especially excited to welcome folks interested in: General tinkering and creative problem-solving Small household items and appliances Electronics Clothing and textile mending Jewelry, watches, and trinkets Bike repair …and anything else you’re curious to try! At the Repair Café, nothing has to be perfect — it’s about giving things (and skills) a second life. Information Source: theDock - Centre for Social Impact | eventbrite

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751 Travino Lane, Victoria, BC V8Z 7E8

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781 Richmond Avenue, Victoria, BC V8S 4A4

A community evening of film, education, and conversation exploring the realities of endometriosis. Overview Join us for a screening of This is Endometriosis , the BAFTA-winning short film, followed by an expert panel conversation with local leaders in endometriosis, pelvic pain, fertility, and patient-centred care. About this event Endometriosis is estimated to affect 1 in 10 people, yet too many still spend years feeling dismissed, misunderstood, and waiting for a diagnosis. Hosted by Ground to Grow , this community event is part of a Canadian screening series created to raise awareness, deepen understanding, and help more people feel less alone in the experience of endometriosis and pelvic pain. The evening will include the 19-minute film, a thoughtful panel conversation, and space for learning, questions, and community connection. Who this event is for This event is open to anyone touched by endometriosis, whether through lived experience, someone they love, or their work in health care and community support. It’s also for anyone wanting to better understand pelvic pain, diagnosis, treatment, fertility, and the broader impact of this condition. Location Denford Hall at Glenlyon Norfolk School 781 Richmond Ave Victoria, BC Victoria panelists Dr. Nina Maerkl – Gynecologist ( Full Circle Clinic ) Dr. Taryl Felhaber – Family Physician, Pain & Symptom Management and Palliative Care ( bio ) Dr. Meghan van Drimmelen – Naturopathic Doctor ( Juniper Family Health ) Sarah Adamson – Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist ( Motis Physiotherapy ) Moderated by: Stephanie Curran – Founder, Ground to Grow , host of the This is Endometriosis Canadian screening series. Tickets Tickets are $20, with net proceeds donated to Fertility Friends Foundation , a Canadian charity helping to improve equitable access to fertility care and support. With gratitude: Hosted by Ground to Grow , with support from our community partners: joni , and Bird&Be With generous sponsorship from: Victoria Society of Obstetricians & Gynecologists , Elements of Health , Olive Fertility , The Fertility Partners , BMO , Juniper Family Health and Full Circle Clinic . Agenda 5:45 pm Welcome and land acknowledgment 6:00 pm Film screening 6:20 pm Panel discussion 6:55 pm Closing words We hope you’ll join us for this important evening of education, awareness, and conversation. Information Source: Ground to Grow | eventbrite

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810 Humboldt Street, Victoria, BC V8V 5B1

An immersive event in honor of Oceans Week. Floating Sound Bath with added whale songs in support of Raincoast Conservation Foundation. DRIFT with Impact | Floating with the Whales A special World Oceans Week floating sound meditation In honour of World Oceans Week (May 30–June 8) , join us for a special edition of DRIFT inspired by the sounds of our coast. For this immersive floating sound meditation, Ocean Networks Canada has generously provided authentic whale songs recorded in our coastal waters. The experience will open and close with several minutes of these powerful underwater vocalizations, creating a moving frame for the journey, while Pilar Munoz guides a restorative floating sound meditation with crystal alchemy bowls, gongs, and sacred instruments. As you drift effortlessly in our warm, peaceful pool, sound waves move through both water and body, inviting deep relaxation, release, and renewal. Supported by water and surrounded by soothing sound, this is a chance to experience meditation in a uniquely immersive way. This Oceans Week edition also gives back. A portion of ticket sales will be donated to Raincoast Conservation Foundation to support killer whale research and protection. Killer whales live in a world of sound. Their calls help maintain family bonds, coordinate movement, and sustain the cultures that support their survival. But increasing ocean noise is disrupting that vital communication. Your participation helps support research and conservation efforts to better protect these remarkable beings and the health of our coast. Come float, listen, and connect to the ocean in a new way. Reconnect. Rebalance. Give Back. Please note: If there is not 10 participants signed up, session will be canceled. Participants will be notified with 72 hours notice and will be given the option to move to a different time or receive a refund. Information Source: The Parkside Hotel & Spa | eventbrite