Join Rosina Join Us For This Fun & Gentle Chair Yoga Class Where You Will Learn To Stretch & Strengthen Within Your Abilities. Please email to Register at dsmith@enh.bc.ca or call (250) 385-2635 Ext 206
22 Sep
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Esquimalt Neighbourhood House, Foster’s Centre511 Constance Avenue, Victoria, BC
Join us to practice your English in a welcoming, casual, community setting. Classes are FREE. All ages welcome. Drop-in classes. Conversation in English to build confidence, friendship and community. If you have any questions please contact Wendy at wendygott@hotmail.com.
22 Sep
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Esquimalt Neighbourhood House, Family Centre511 Constance Avenue, Victoria, BC, Canada
Review Annual Calendar of Activities for the year ahead, as well as add and change as deemed needed Determine Board Goals for the fiscal year Risk Management Review
Join Artist Jan Henry (www.janhenry.ca). Classes are free, art supplies will be provided, and no experience is necessary! Registration is required in advance 250-385-2635 Ext. 206
For families with little ones crawling to 3 years old. This parent-toddler interactive playtime provided a safe and fun space for families to play and connect. Together you can explore puzzles, sensory toys, building blocks, and more! Sign-up weekly. Click here to sign up for Parent-Tot Time
Whether you are new to the area or just looking to meet new people, this is a friendly space to connect & enjoy a relaxing walk in our Esquimalt neighbourhood. Meet at Esquimalt Neighbourhood House, 511 Constance Avenue, at 10am for a low-moderate paced walk around the neighbourhood. Drop In for this FREE program. If […]
For families with babies newborn to active (or 15 months); Families can enjoy a fun and relaxing time to connect with baby through songs, rhymes, and movement. This program promotes positive and engaging early experiences with language and communication. Brief parenting topic discussions weekly. Sign-up weekly. Click here to sign up for Tiny Tunes
For families with children 0-5 years old. Join us for play time including games, crafts, circle time and free play with kindergym toys. Parents/caregivers will receive resources and tips on positive parenting, child development, health, and safety and much more. Sign-up weekly. Click here to sign-up for Everyone Welcome Playgroup
When: Thursdays, 1-3 PM Where: Esquimalt Neighbourhood House Society, 511 Constance Avenue, in the Foster’s Centre (1 story building at the rear of the parking lot) The Group: The Esquimalt Men’s Shed is a non-profit, non-commercial community-based organization. Our purpose is to improve the mental and physical well-being of the men in our area through […]
24 Sep
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Esquimalt Neighbourhood House, Foster’s Centre511 Constance Avenue, Victoria, BC
Join us on Thursday afternoons to play with paper. Let’s experiment with collage, origami, card making and other paper crafts. Materials are supplied, but you are also welcome to bring your own. No experience needed-just come as you are! FREE sessions for adults 18+ Please email Diane dsmith@enh.bc.ca or call 250-385-2635 ext. 206 to register.
24 Sep
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Esquimalt Neighbourhood House, Family Centre511 Constance Avenue, Victoria, BC, Canada
For families with preschoolers 0-5 years old; Join us for free-play with puzzles, dressup, building blocks, ride-on toys crafts, and more! Parents/caregivers support and information available. Dress for mess and outside play! Sign-up weekly. Click here to sign up for Craft & Play
When: Sundays – 7:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Where: Esquimalt Neighbourhood House Society in the Foster’s Centre at 511 Constance Ave (1 story building at the rear of the parking lot) The Group: Drop-in. Anyone who has been affected by another person’s drinking is welcome to attend either in person or by zoom. More Information: Victoria […]
27 Sep
7:30 pm - 8:45 pm
Esquimalt Neighbourhood House511 Constance Avenue
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