Each month Used.ca proudly supports local community events here in Greater Victoria and on Vancouver Island. October means there’s plenty of spooky and spectacular events to check out like these!
1.) Souper Bowls of Hope – October 24
2.) BC SPCA Offleashed Gala – October 5
3.) Fall Go By Bike Week – September 23 – October 6
4.) Belfry Theatre presents 1939 – October 29 – November 24
Souper Bowls of Hope – October 24
BC SPCA Offleashed Gala – October 5
Offleashed celebrates the joy of animals in our lives, champion the programs that serve people and their animals in our area, and support the BC SPCA’s lifesaving work. Featuring the cutest Cuddle Lounge full of sweet animal ambassadors, the most thoughtfully curated silent and live auction items, along with delicious food and drinks, and most importantly you, our caring guests. Join us at Offleashed Victoria and make a significant and meaningful impact in the lives of people and vulnerable animals in our community. Purchase tickets here.
Fall Go By Bike Week – September 23 – October 6
Join thousands of cyclists in the Capital Region for the 30th Anniversary Edition of Fall Go By Bike Weeks (September 23 – October 6)!
Go By Bike Week is a 100% FREE tri-annual event encouraging everyone to try cycling for the week! Cycling is proven to improve happiness and productivity, as well as both mental and physical health. Plus, riding contributes to a cleaner, greener environment for future generations to enjoy. And let’s not forget, it’s super fun!
Aside from these benefits, Capital Bike is organizing 12 fun-filled Celebration Stations along popular cycling routes and is offering thousands of dollars worth of prizes – just for riding your bike!
Learn More at CapitalBike.ca/gbbw/
Belfry Theatre presents 1939 – October 29 – November 24
It’s 1939, the year of King George’s first Royal Tour of Canada, and rumour has it that a Residential School in Northern Ontario is on the itinerary. As the Welsh English-teacher rehearses her students for a performance of All’s Well That Ends Well for the King, the Indigenous actors discover surprising parallels between their various cultures and Shakespeare’s script—and set out to make his bittersweet comedy their own.
Initially produced at the Stratford Festival in 2022, 1939 was born of both family legacy and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action and has been guided by Indigenous Elders, Survivors, and ceremony throughout its development.
The Belfry Theatre offers Pay-What-You-Want tickets to all performances. Purchase your tickets here.