The new updated Halfmoon Bay Trails brochure funded by the Halfmoon Bay Citizens’ Association in partnership with the Sunshine Coast Trails Society is now available at the Halfmoon Bay General store, Welcome Woods Market, the two new kiosks at Trout Lake and Sargeant Bay and at the visitor centre in Sechelt. Look for the picture of the newly painted Welcome to Halfmoon Bay sign incorporated into the brochure. Pick up your copy soon.
The Halfmoon Bay Branch of Sunshine Coast Healthcare Auxiliary will be meeting on Monday Sept. 11 at 9:45 a.m. at Coopers Green Hall. Guests and visitors are always welcome.
Pickleball season has started and happens at Halfmoon Bay Elementary School every Wednesday at 7 p.m. All levels of play welcome. All equipment is supplied. Cost is $3. First time players are free.
Poppa Greg and the Chillin’ Dylans will be playing Oct. 21 at the Boogie, Brats and Beer event that ties in to the AppleFest celebrations. Tickets are available at Welcome Woods Market and Halfmoon Bay General store.
The AppleFest committee is looking for upcoming artists waiting to be discovered. New for this year, AppleFest is included in the Art Crawl on the Oct. 20 to 22 weekend at Coopers Green Park. This is a great way to display your talents to the community. Contact angermeyer
[email protected] for details.
If you are a marine enthusiast who likes to learn new skills, then consider volunteering with the Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue. They are looking for both active crew positions and supporting society volunteers.
On Monday, Sept. 18, RCM-SAR Station 12 Halfmoon Bay will be hosting an open house and recruiting fair at the Seaside Centre in Sechelt, 5 to 8 p.m. If you are interested in joining RCM-SAR, email [email protected] or call 604-885-7069. See rcmsar12.org for more.
School has started, so please drive cautiously and watch your speed.
