Museum Shop at Campbell River

09/29/2026

09/24/2026

Restocked and ready for great things!

09/14/2026

Glass Jellyfish Workshop
Presented by Tideline Gallery

Create a stunning ocean-inspired glass art piece in this hands-on workshop facilitated by Vicki and Toni Johnson of Tideline Gallery. Participants will design and assemble a beautiful decorative jellyfish sun-catcher featuring a handblown glass jellyfish topper made by glass artist Toni.

Using shimmering crystals, glass beads, and specialty materials, you’ll create a one-of-a-kind hanging suncatcher that sparkles in the light and gently moves in the breeze. Each jellyfish is individually handblown, making every finished piece completely unique.

Perfect for beginners, this creative workshop offers a relaxing and inspiring opportunity to make something truly unique to take home and enjoy.

Details:
Date: Saturday, September 26
Cost: $92 +tax
Location: foyer, Museum at Campbell River
Includes: All materials provided

Spaces are limited. Advance registration required

09/10/2026

https://crmuseum.ca/2026/09/04/glass-jellyfish-workshop/

In this standalone class, participants will learn the traditional Japanese art of restoring broken pottery, known as Kintsugi, by repairing small chips on ceramics. Join us on October 17 from 2:00pm to 4:00pm.

09/06/2026

Two dates to choose from!.......

Learn to make a traditional cedar basket with Gail Stollerk, Wei Wai Kai Nation on Saturday, October 24 & November 14 at the Museum at Campbell River.

09/04/2026

Create a stunning ocean-inspired glass art piece with beading. Facilitated by Tideline Gallery in our beautiful foyer in the Museum at Campbell River. Call to register 250-287-3103 or online crmuseumshop.ca/events

09/04/2026

Back by popular demand! Join Toni & Vicki as they guide participants in making a custom (and sparkly) glass jellyfish mobile. Register at on the Museum at Campbell River website.

In this standalone class, participants will learn the traditional Japanese art of restoring broken pottery, known as Kintsugi, by repairing small chips on ceramics. Join us on October 17 from 2:00pm to 4:00pm.

08/27/2026

To read non-fiction is to learn real facts, understand how the world works, and explore true stories about history, science, and real people.

Reading fiction is just as important. It is a vital means of imagining a life other than our own, which in turn makes us more empathetic beings.

Whatever you choose, it's the right choice.

08/25/2026

GRIZZ
Grizz is patient, protective, and a master cuddler. He was born during a heavy winter blizzard inside a cozy mountain cave. Because he spent his first months sleeping, he is an expert at finding the softest resting spots. He takes his job as a bedroom guardian very seriously, using his thick black fur to block out night terrors. Grizz wants a home where he can act as a pillow and ensure his human has peaceful dreams.