Join us Tuesdays at 10am as Rosalyn Kahl leads walks of 60-90 minutes around the Crescent Beach area. Everyone is welcome! Ros comes to us from New Zealand, where she makes her winter (summer) home; and she will lead the walks through September 24. Right now she is studying up on local places of interest to help augment the walks.
Walks leave from our main office, 2916 McBride Ave., rain or shine. No registration or cost - just drop in! For more information, contact Neil at 604-535-0015 (ext 236).
The Tora Budokan Ju Jitsu club trains Tuesday and Thursdays at Alex House. Children's class runs from 6.15 to 7pm and the adult class runs from 7 to 8.15pm. We Teach traditional Ju-Jitsu (a self defence system) which covers all basic Karate Strikes, Throws & Sweeps, Wrist Locks/Arm Locks, Pressure Points and escape moves. Cost is: Children $40 per month, Adults $80 per month.
Crescent Beach Photo Club is open to photographers at all levels. We host speakers, enter competitions, organize themes and outings, workshops, and more. There is something of interest to everyone. Please see our club website at http://www.cbpc.ca/ for details. We meet in Alexandra Hall at 7.30pm the first, third, and (variably) fourth/fifth Wednesday of the month. Questions?
Are you looking for a safe and comfortable space to share your thoughts and feelings about death and dying? Death Café is an occasional gathering exploring the boundary, and what lies beyond, over tea and cake. Regardless of your perspectives, all are welcome to this non-sectarian event hosted by Alex House’s community programmer, Neil Fernyhough, who is also a trained pastoral care provider and former social worker.
Join local musicians Oct 27 and Dec 29 in the Dining Hall for Acoustic Jam, 6-10pm. Bring your instrument and a snack to share. $2 drop-in. Everyone is welcome and you don't have to play an instrument - you can just come and enjoy the music.
Call Neil at 604-535-0015 ext 236 for more information.
Over the years,English Conversation Circle has assisted dozens of newcomer Canadians with their conversational skills, while learning about Canadian (and one another's) culture.
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