Sunday, September 28, 2025
Sunday, September 28th, celebrate World Rivers Day at the Haig-Brown Festival in Campbell River!
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Join the community on the beautiful banks of the Campbell River for the annual Haig-Brown Festival—a vibrant celebration of nature, community, and creativity, held in honour of World Rivers Day.
This free, family-friendly event features something for everyone:
🌿 Free Workshops & Guided Walks
Explore our connection to the land and water with a free creative writing workshop and a native plant walk led by local experts.
🎣 Hands-On Activities for All Ages
Try your hand at fly casting, join in nature-based games, or connect with local organizations working to protect and restore our environment.
🎶 Live Music & Relaxation
Unwind in the heritage gardens while enjoying live music from talented local performers.
🛍️ Local Artisan Market
Browse unique, handcrafted goods made or grown by local artisans—everything at the festival is created by the sellers themselves.
🌱 Environmental Stewardship Awards
Help honour individuals and groups making a positive impact on our environment.
Whether you're coming to learn, shop, explore, or simply soak in the riverside atmosphere, the Haig-Brown Festival is a beautiful way to celebrate the season and the spirit of community.
Haig Brown House
2250 Campbell River Road
Campbell River
V9W 4N7
The event runs from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM on the following dates.
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