Author: Royal Scot

Dates: May 19^th @ 10:00am to 5:00pm
Location: Art Gallery of Greater Victoria at 1040 Moss St.  
Websites:  https://aggv.ca/

After months of offering digital arts, part of “Field Trip: Art Across Canada,” the building is re-opening the doors for the public to enjoy!

They will be at reduced operating hours of Tuesday & Wednesday 10:00am-5:00pm & Thursday 10:00am-9:00pm as well as certain safety measures need to be followed so see their website for details.

Go, take in the modern contemporary art and explore.

Dates: May 20^th @ 10:00am
Location: Breakwater Walkway at 199 Dallas Rd.
Websites: https://gvha.ca/about-gvha/blog/greater-victoria-harbour-authority-to-reopen-ogden-point-breakwater-on-wednesday-may-20-2020/

One of Victoria’s most popular walkways is reopening to the public next Wednesday.

Physical distancing rules still apply and they as for no one feeling ill to risk going on the walkway.

Get out and enjoy this spectacular view!

Dates: May 1^st @ 9:00am to 4:00pm
Location: The Butchart Gardens at 800 Benvenuto Ave
Websites: https://www.butchartgardens.com/covid-19-update/

Everyone can once again enjoy the beautiful landscaping and blooms at the Butchart Gardens!

Certain rules have been put into place for visitor and staff safety all of which are listed on the website.  

Go out and take in the gorgeous historic site.

Location: Bateman Foundation Gallery of Nature at 470 Belleville St.
Websites: https://batemanfoundation.org/online/

Stay connected to nature highlighted at the gallery while you are viewing at home. The staff at the foundation will be updating the digital program frequently while the gallery itself is closed. Experience the virtual gallery, educational portal and Bateman TV on their site for hours of entertainment and enjoyment.

Location: The Butchart Gardens at 800 Benvenuto Ave.
Websites: https://www.butchartgardens.com/a-virtual-visit/

The Butchart Garden’s, one of Canada’s National Historic Site, is closed for entry but is sharing images of blooms online.

When you’re missing the variety and unique garden’s go to their website to see how the gardeners are keeping it up for our next visit!

Dates: April 28^th to May 9^th
Website: https://intrepidtheatre.com/festivals/uno-fest/

This annual festival pushes boundaries of people’s creativity and performance experiences. This event has always experimented with different outlets and with today’s challenges during a pandemic they are changing again. Instead of cancelling or postponing this year they are taking the festival online!

Location: Within the Royal BC Museum at 675 Belleville St.
Websites: https://imaxvictoria.com/online-imax/

Until you can enjoy the giant screen within the Imax theatre again they have launched three of their full feature films with Giant Screen Films. These full films aim to entertain and inspire and follow up the films with great behind the scenes interviews.  

Location: Royal BC Museum at 675 Belleville St.
Websites: https://royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/visit/exhibitions/online-exhibitions

While at home, waiting to schedule your visit back to Victoria, view some of the Royal BC Museum’s online options.

The museum staff have launched online learning portals, exhibition viewings, new ebooks and audiobooks and more:  https://royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/blog/post/032720/woolly-says-lets-stay-connected-while-we-stay-apart

Our provinces natural history museum has long been one of Victoria’s top attractions and when you return to us it is a must see!

The sun is shining and the blooms are out.

If you need to come to Victoria we’re here.

Call us at 250-388-5463 or 1-800-663-7515 to inquire about availability.

Dates: March 26^th @ 5:00pm to 10:15pm
Location: Victoria Conference at 720 Douglas St.
Websites: https://culinairevictoria.com/

Guests are able to experience a selection of Victoria’s unique restaurants and purveyors of fine food and beverage. Interact with chefs, restaurateurs, mixologists, brewers and wine makers in our region.