Langham Court Theatre is a non-profit community run Performance Theatre. Each year the small staff, with the help of around 400-600 volunteers, produce six shows. Going under a variety of names over time, Langham Court Theatre was established in 1929 and celebrates their 90th season this year, making them the second oldest community theatre in Canada.
Located just off the busy intersection of Shelbourne and Cedar Hill Cross Road, the Fig Deli goes about its day creating and selling tasty dishes and food from the Mediterranean region.
The Stigma-Free Society is a non-profit registered Canadian Charity first created in 2010. Although it began as the Bipolar Disorder Society of British Columbia, in 2016 it changed its name to the Stigma-Free Society to encourage discussion about many kinds of stigma. Currently, this non-profit focuses on raising awareness of multiple stigmas, with a special focus on mental health.
Leadership Victoria (LV) is a community-based organization originally founded in 2001. The mission of LV is harness high-levels of local experience to develop the kind of hard-working and passionate leaders who know they want to change their community and the world.
The Victoria HarbourCats are a local semi-professional baseball team that the whole community can enjoy watching on any warm summer evening at Wilson’s Group Stadium at Royal Athletic Park. The Harbourcats are a recent member of the Community Partnership Network (CPN) and believe that sport can bring diverse communities together. The Harbourcats joined the CPN in 2018 as part of the team’s commitment to promote diversity and inclusion both inside and outside the ballpark.
In May 1790 Spanish explorer Manuel Quimper arrived in Clayoquot Sound on his expedition to explore and chart the west coast of Vancouver Island and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
