In these extraordinary times, our winter program will look different than in previous years.
Due to COVID-19, our hours of operation will be limited to Thursday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm. (Except for for the final two weeks of December, when we will open Dec. 22+23 from 10am to 5pm, Dec. 24 from 10am to 3pm, and close from Christmas to New Years).
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Neil is a member of the FBCW, the Comox Valley Writers Society, and the Victoria Writers’ Society. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will go to support the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.
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The Pearl Ellis Art Gallery is located at 1729 Comox Avenue in Comox. The Gallery is currently open Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 10:00 am-2:00 pm with COVID protocols in place. Signage for direction and spacing is installed and hand sanitizer is available at the door. Gallery capacity is limited to six people at a time
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When the USA hit rock bottom in the mid 1970s after years of war, scandal, and corruption, the nation
turned to a Georgia peanut farmer to become their president. Jimmy Carter was a Democrat, a devout
Christian, a man of impeccable integrity who believed passionately in racial equality. He was also a
music fan. June Carter Cash claimed to be a cousin; Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan would become firm
friends, and without the support of the Allman Brothers, his campaign may never have gotten off the
ground.
The Comox Valley Art Gallery now is accepting applications for the Youth Media Project, a program that provides wages and hands-on training in video production.
The application deadline is November 5. Five applicants will be accepted for a program that will run from Nov. 9 to Feb. 19.
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The Pearl Ellis Art Gallery is located at 1729 Comox Avenue in Comox. The Gallery is currently open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 10:00 am-2:00 pm with COVID protocols in place. Gallery capacity is limited to six people at a time.
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It has been powerfully moving to see the way people are coming together with the events scheduled every Wednesday and Saturday, as part of our program “Walk With Me / uncovering the human dimensions of the overdose crisis.” If you have yet to partake in one of the “Story Walks” at the gallery, please visit the schedule of events for more information and to reserve your space.
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Even before Covid 19 emerged, many people were isolating from one another, and because of this, facing another kind of health crisis that affects all of us. This timely documentary invites us to reflect on the importance of relationships we have with those around us.
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This multi-faceted project encompasses a range of events and activities each day the Gallery is open. The audio and interactive artwork created throughout the project can be visited at any time, and all are encouraged to join in on one of our daily Story Walks or supplementary activities such as food-sharing, panels, and discussions – as they provide a way for us to think and talk about the stories and insights being shared.
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We welcome you to walk with us – as we journey through the intimate aspects of a crisis that has deeply impacted our community – in pursuit of meaningful change. The artwork and audio created through this project can be visited: September 30 – November 21 2020 (with the exception of closure on November 11th) Wednesdays + Saturdays / 10am – 4:30pm
COVID protocols will be followed.
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