The Bowen Archives holds many short-run newspapers. For some titles we have complete collections, while for others we only have a single issue. We are looking for additional copies of two papers in particular: Hood Point News – we currently only have the first edition (July 16, 1962). Then & Now by John & Elaine McLeod – we currently only have Volume 4 (August 1987). If you happen to have copies of these, we would love to hear from you! ... See MoreSee Less
Citizen of the Year quickly embraced new community The newest Citizen of the Year proves you can make a large impact on a community in a relatively short amount of time. Steve Edwards is this year’s selection, well known as one of the forward facing members of the Bowen Island Fire Department. Though he’s been on Bowen less than a decade, his deep involvement in one of the island’s most important institutions have already made him an ... ... See MoreSee Less
Get in the Bowfest spirit this Saturday August 23rd with a Craft and Culture session at the Bowen Island Museum and Archives. Begins at 10am and will run until the parade starts. A bite size Bowfest history lesson with fun facts and slideshow of Bowfest archival images. We will be creating sacred animal sun catchers to celebrate the day!
Email bicurator@telus.net to register and join in the fun.
All materials and snacks provided.
A partnership with the Bowen Island Public Library. With support from Decoda Literacy Solutions and Bowen Island Literacy Task Group.
ID: Video of two children holding sacred animal sun catchers with shadows casted on the pavement.
Time for the community to put forward nominations for “Citizen of the Year”. Is there someone special that really deserves to be recognized in the community? Please submit the name of the person you want to nominate and the reasons why you believe they deserve the honor to bihistorians@telus.net
There is a committee of 5 Bowen Islanders that represents a cross section of the community (including former Citizens of the Year) that makes the final decision Participation in each of the following areas will be ranked between 1 and 5, 5 being excellent. Volunteer Community Service Community Events Arts & Culture Environment Improving the visual attractiveness of the community Local Sports Improved enjoyment of life for local citizens Please note: Committee will favor those nominees that provide volunteer work with no monetary gain or personal benefit. Longevity of Service should be favored in decision. This is not necessarily a popularity contest. You can only win Citizen of the Year once.
Submit your nomination by email to bihistorians@telus.net. Deadline for submissions is Saturday, July 26th ... See MoreSee Less
Huge thanks to all those who helped make the Summer Social Tea at the museum & archives a success. From the meticulous Landscaping by Steve, fabulous food generously provided by The Snug, Barcelona, Artisan Eats, The Ruddy, Bowen Island Pub and Tippys to the entertainment provided by Arthur, Aija, Beck and Drew who set the tone for a lively afternoon. Funding in part was provided by the Bowen Island Literary Task Group and Decoda Literacy Solutions. This special annual community event is a collaboration with SKY and the Bowen Island museum & archives. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Bowen Archives holds many short-run newspapers. For some titles we have complete collections, while for others we only have a single issue. We are looking for additional copies of two papers in particular:
Hood Point News – we currently only have the first edition (July 16, 1962).
Then & Now by John & Elaine McLeod – we currently only have Volume 4 (August 1987).
If you happen to have copies of these, we would love to hear from you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Citizen of the Year quickly embraced new community
The newest Citizen of the Year proves you can make a large impact on a community in a relatively short amount of time. Steve Edwards is this year’s selection, well known as one of the forward facing members of the Bowen Island Fire Department. Though he’s been on Bowen less than a decade, his deep involvement in one of the island’s most important institutions have already made him an ...
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Get in the Bowfest spirit this Saturday August 23rd with a Craft and Culture session at the Bowen Island Museum and Archives. Begins at 10am and will run until the parade starts. A bite size Bowfest history lesson with fun facts and slideshow of Bowfest archival images. We will be creating sacred animal sun catchers to celebrate the day!
Email bicurator@telus.net to register and join in the fun.
All materials and snacks provided.
A partnership with the Bowen Island Public Library. With support from Decoda Literacy Solutions and Bowen Island Literacy Task Group.
ID: Video of two children holding sacred animal sun catchers with shadows casted on the pavement.
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Museum Kids! Join us for a free Craft + Culture activity! A bite-size local history lesson wtih a related craft.
Join us August 16th from 10:30 am - 12. Explore the history of Bowen Orchards and craft creation.
All materials, tea and snacks provided. Craft+Culture runs in partnership with the Bowen Island Public Library
Please email bicurator@telus.net to register and join the fun!
Location: Bowen Island Museum & Archives
1014 Miller Rd.
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Citizen of the Year Nominations
Time for the community to put forward nominations for “Citizen of the Year”.
Is there someone special that really deserves to be recognized in the community?
Please submit the name of the person you want to nominate and the reasons why you believe they deserve the honor to bihistorians@telus.net
There is a committee of 5 Bowen Islanders that represents a cross section of the community (including former Citizens of the Year) that makes the final decision
Participation in each of the following areas will be ranked between 1 and 5, 5 being excellent.
Volunteer Community Service
Community Events
Arts & Culture
Environment
Improving the visual attractiveness of the community
Local Sports
Improved enjoyment of life for local citizens
Please note:
Committee will favor those nominees that provide volunteer work with no monetary gain or personal benefit.
Longevity of Service should be favored in decision.
This is not necessarily a popularity contest.
You can only win Citizen of the Year once.
Submit your nomination by email to bihistorians@telus.net. Deadline for submissions is Saturday, July 26th ... See MoreSee Less
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Huge thanks to all those who helped make the Summer Social Tea at the museum & archives a success. From the meticulous Landscaping by Steve, fabulous food generously provided by The Snug, Barcelona, Artisan Eats, The Ruddy, Bowen Island Pub and Tippys to the entertainment provided by Arthur, Aija, Beck and Drew who set the tone for a lively afternoon. Funding in part was provided by the Bowen Island Literary Task Group and Decoda Literacy Solutions. This special annual community event is a collaboration with SKY and the Bowen Island museum & archives. ... See MoreSee Less
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Seniors Tea (all ages are welcome) at the Museum and Archives today from 1:00 to 4:00. Join us for music, food and fun!! ... See MoreSee Less
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