To keep with the advice of self isolation and social distancing due to the Coronavirus, the Garden Club executives have decided that it's best to cancel our meetings until further notice.
Welcome to the Pender Harbour Garden Club
Come and Grow with Us!
December 9, 2019
Kathleen Suddes from Roberts Creek Honey
enthralled the almost 40 people in attendance
with her stories of a life of a bee and honey making.
Kathleen Suddes from Roberts Creek Honey
enthralled the almost 40 people in attendance
with her stories of a life of a bee and honey making.
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Thank you to the bakers for our December meeting: Karen Dyck, Lana Sloan, Val Ridsdale and Elaine Lane
And another thank you to those who donated to the raffle prizes: Diane Brown, Val Ridsdale, Paulette Orchard and of course, a very generous donation from our speaker, Kathleen Suddes
And another thank you to those who donated to the raffle prizes: Diane Brown, Val Ridsdale, Paulette Orchard and of course, a very generous donation from our speaker, Kathleen Suddes
Our meetings are held in The Pender Harbour School of Music, 12952 Madeira Park Road, from March to June and then again in the months of September, October and November. they are on the last Monday of the month. The meetings start at 1pm, doors open by 12:45, with a presentation of about 45 minutes to an hour, followed by a question and answer period. Complimentary coffee/tea and snacks and an opportunity for informal queries and social time take up the second hour. The meetings end around 3pm.
The cost to join is $15 for an annual membership, which includes a 10% discount card on plants and seeds for most garden shops on The Coast and some in the lower mainland, or $5 for a drop in visit. Fees are payable by cash or cheque made out to Pender Harbour Garden Club.
The cost to join is $15 for an annual membership, which includes a 10% discount card on plants and seeds for most garden shops on The Coast and some in the lower mainland, or $5 for a drop in visit. Fees are payable by cash or cheque made out to Pender Harbour Garden Club.
Taken from a September 10, 2021 email from The School of Music, the hall where our Garden Club meetings are held:
The School of Music, with no staff to oversee activities and provide extra cleaning, is waiting for the less-restrictive Step 4 to reopen safely to groups. This decision was taken after discussions with our Public Health Officer.
Once we do reopen, we would expect all users of SoM to follow the current health orders and guidelines of the day.
We know it's inconvenient to wait, when Fall is traditionally the time for group activities to begin for the year, but we also know we can all observe these guidelines for a few more weeks, until case numbers recede and our safety is not so much at risk.
The School of Music, with no staff to oversee activities and provide extra cleaning, is waiting for the less-restrictive Step 4 to reopen safely to groups. This decision was taken after discussions with our Public Health Officer.
Once we do reopen, we would expect all users of SoM to follow the current health orders and guidelines of the day.
We know it's inconvenient to wait, when Fall is traditionally the time for group activities to begin for the year, but we also know we can all observe these guidelines for a few more weeks, until case numbers recede and our safety is not so much at risk.
