
local fish meeting
“Where’s the hook?”
One fish asked another.
“They don’t need one! Just wait for the net.”
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local fish meeting
“Where’s the hook?”
One fish asked another.
“They don’t need one! Just wait for the net.”
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an islander's sun stick
Looking for the sun?
Can’t get away to a tropical destination?
Time to invest in a portable sun stick!
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scuba dooba doo escape under water
Spring has officially arrived!
Wind, snow and rain – Why not escape under water?
Now all you need is some air.
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hot hat tricks
A little fire in the hat
and some sticks flying
around will keep you
warm as
your hydro bill rises.
Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2012 Have you taken a walk around the Nanaimo waterfront? You will have noticed a number of outdoor art sculptures. You can bid on any of these art works.
The Nanaimo Art Gallery’s Public Art Partnership with the City of Nanaimo began its 2nd year of outdoor artworks. The City of Nanaimo crews installed six public art pieces at Maffeo Sutton Park, one at McGregor Park, and an eighth at the recently renovated Beban Park Social Centre. The work will be on display until April 2012 and all of the pieces can be bid on at the on-line auction at the Nanaimo Art Gallery website. The auction proceeds will benefit the Nanaimo Art Gallery and the City’s temporary art project fund.
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“Art for Wildlife Exhibition and Silent Auction” at the Nanaimo Art Gallery, is on now until March 24, 2012 at 150 Commercial Street. This is a show of nature and wildlife art prints, paintings, sculpture and wildlife photography.
All pieces are up for bidding during the silent auction that runs the length of the show.
Proceeds will be split between the Nanaimo Art Gallery and North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre.
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island parking meter
Feeding parking meters on Vancouver Island is very different from any where else in Canada.
Why?
Because each meter has it’s own personality and unique coin appetite!