Friday, April 23, live music returns to the Clubhouse at The Pender Harbour Golf Club. Eddy Edrik will entertain at the dinner show 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, April 25, the Sunshine Coast’s Peter Van Trio will perform that wonderful B-3 music 2 to 5 p.m. $5 cover charge. Seating is on the patio and picnic area. Music may be cancelled due to weather. Reservations can be made at 604-883-9545.
One week left to have your income taxes done for free. Walk-in tax clinics at the PH Community School Thursdays 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the PH Health Centre Tuesdays 9 a.m. to noon; drop off/pick up at PH Community School Monday to Friday (drop off through the mail slot in the door and pick up from the box outside), PH Health Centre Monday to Friday at reception; or call Harry at 604-741-5132. COVID protocols in place. Just had mine done. Fantastic! Thanks so much, Harry!
The Pender Harbour Rotary 50/50 is now over $2,000. Remember this is a monthly draw so buy your tickets now to win big on April 30! For quick access, google Pender Harbour Rotary or check out their Facebook page.
What a surprise and special musical treat at Saturday’s Madeira Market when the fabulous singer-songwriter Matt Richards came to play for us. Thanks Matt! This Saturday, April 24, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Courtyard, come shop. There will be new guest vendors. Botanical treats and yes there will be more dahlias at 10 for $10 (even if it rains for those who missed out). Come find out about Sunshine Coast Bear Alliance and ElderDog. New vendors always welcome. Call 604-989-0851. Table/space $10 or with tent $20. COVID protocols in place. Proceeds go to the Pender Harbour Community Club.
Due to the rising numbers of COVID 19 cases, the Bargain Barn’s store at the Legion and the Donations Centre at the Hall will be taking a “circuit breaker” pause as of April 18. Stay tuned to their website for updates. The Barn folks thank you for your understanding.
How disappointing that the government travel guidelines have left little protection for us on the Sunshine Coast as we are defined as Vancouver Coastal Health. The Pender Harbour area, our paradise that others are determined to enjoy, has too many out-of-province licence plates. Hotel guests include some from the U.S. Disrespectful and dangerous. Try as we do and must as a community to keep safe, the situation of those that do not is frustrating to say the least. Enormous appreciation, admiration and respect go out to all those frontline workers as they bravely carry on day after day.
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