The City of Campbell River and local organizations organize and host numerous arts and cultural events, programs and activities for visitors to enjoy. These include annual special events, shows, performances, classes, art gallery, museum and heritage sites.
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Campbell River has a variety of arts and cultural organizations and programs available to the general public, including programs offered by the City of Campbell River Recreation and Culture Department.
Recreation and Culture Department
The City of Campbell River Recreation and Culture Department offers a wide variety of arts and cultural programs throughout the year. The department also assists or hosts a variety of annual special events.
Community Centre
401-11th Ave
Campbell River, BC V9W 4G2
Phone: (250) 286-1161
Fax: (250) 830-0164
Campbell River Arts Council
The mission of Campbell River Arts Council is to foster awareness and interest in all the arts within our community and to empower, support and validate the creative efforts of local artists.
2131 South Island Highway (Sybil Andrews Cottage)
Campbell River, BC V9W 1C2
Phone: (250) 923-0213
Email: arts.council@crarts.ca
Web: www.crarts.ca
CR and District Public Art Gallery
Visit the gallery for a choice of contemporary art exhibitions, classes, workshops, artist talks and school programs.
1235 Shoppers Row
Campbell River, BC V9W 2C7
Phone: (250) 287-2261
Fax: (250) 287-2268
Email: info@crartgallery.ca
Web: www.crartgallery.ca
CR Salmon Festival Society
The Campbell River Salmon Festival Society is a registered charity assisting and hosting a wide range of public and family orientated activities held annually for the citizens of Campbell River. Their major event is the hosting of the Loggers Sports held each year on the second weekend of August. The society also is involved with activities held on Canada Day.
Box 191
Campbell River, BC V9W 5A7
Phone: (250) 287-2044
Fax: (250) 287-2005
E-mail: salmonfest@connected.bc.ca
Web: www.crsalmonfestival.com
Contact person: Jim Lilburn
Haig-Brown Heritage House
Located on the banks of the Campbell River, Haig Brown house preserves the heritage of Roderick and Ann Haig-Brown.
2250 Campbell River Road
Campbell River, BC V9W 4N7
Phone: (250) 286-6646
Web: www.haig-brown.bc.ca
Museum at Campbell River
The Museum at Campbell River showcases the living history of the region with exhibits and programs presenting the rich cultures of First Nations groups and our unique coastal lifestyles. The Museum includes a small theatre, an archives research centre, native plant garden and excellent gift shop. Highlights include Logging, the Salmon Fishing Industry, the Ripple Rock Story and First Nations exhibits.
Location: 470 Island Highway
Phone: (250) 287-3103
Fax: (250) 286-0109
Email: general.enquiries@crmuseum.ca
Web: www.crmuseum.ca
RiverCity Players
1080 Hemlock
Campbell River, BC V9W 5M4
Phone: (250) 286-3357
Campbell River Shoreline Arts Society's
"Transformations on the Shore" Driftwood-Carving Competition
In conjunction with Canada Day celebrations, this five-day unique-to-Campbell River event brings novice, amateur and professional wood carvers to the Pacific shoreline of our community to transform log tailings into amazing works of art.
The finished sculptures are displayed in various waterfront parks and sponsors' premises for everyone to enjoy year round.
Box 20097
Campbell River, BC V9W 7Z5
Phone: 250-202-0176
Email: info@crshorelinearts.ca
Web: www.crshorelinearts.ca
Shoreline Musical Theatre Society
Produces amateur musicals.
Box 401
Campbell River, BC V9W 1G1
Phone: (250) 287-7475
Contact person: Jacquie Gordon
SYBIL ANDREWS COTTAGE AND HERITAGE PROPERTY
The Sybil Andrews Heritage Society existed from December 2004 through 2020 to save and restore the waterfront property of Sybil Andrews Cottage and Walter Morgan Shed. It is now a heritage site that preserves the history of Sybil Andrews, an accomplished musician and artist, and her husband, Walter Morgan, a boatbuilder and woodworker. The property is located on the beach in Willow Point, is managed by the Campbell River Arts Council and is home to their offices.
2131 South Island Highway
Campbell River, BC
Contact person: Ken Blackburn
Phone: (250) 923-0213
Tidemark Theatre
Features live entertainment at its best.
1220 Shoppers Row
Campbell River, BC V9W 2C8
Phone: (250) 287-7465
Fax: (250) 287-7659
Email: mail@tidemarktheatre.com
Web: www.tidemarktheatre.com
For more information regarding cultural opportunities in Campbell River, contact the City of Campbell River Recreation and Culture Department:
Community Centre (250) 286-1161
Sportsplex (250) 923-7911