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Beaches Temporarily Closed to Dogs

Beaches within the Parksville-Qualicum Beach Wildlife Management Area (PQBWMA) will be temporarily closed to dogs for the annual Brant geese migration. Rathtrevor Beach will close to dogs from February 15 to April 30. Qualicum Beach and Parksville Bay Beach will close to dogs from March 1 to April 30.

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Every Delicacy: Food & Drink on 19th c. Vancouver Island

February 18, 2026 2:00 PM

"Every Delicacy: Food & Drink on 19th century Vancouver Island"

In this exclusive QB Reads Special Presentation, local author Robert Clark shares the findings of his research into the history of local food and drink, in conjunction with BC Heritage Week.

What people ate and drank on Vancouver Island expanded greatly as the population grew in the 19th century. The natural bounty that had long sustained First Nations, the development of local production, and a vast range of imports all contributed to a surprisingly varied food scene.

Join us at the QB Museum on Wednesday, February 18th, at 2 p.m. for this fascinating presentation, which includes some small historical refreshments!

RSVPs are appreciated - qbmuseum@gmail.com

Every Delicacy: Food & Drink on 19th c. Vancouver Island587 Beach Rd
Qualicum Beach, British Columbia V9K 1K7
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Qualicum Beach Museum 587 Beach Rd Qualicum Beach, V9K 1K7
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