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Port Alberni Welcomes Exciting Events from Feb. 11-28, 2026

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A vibrant array of events is scheduled in Port Alberni from February 11 to February 28, 2026, offering residents and visitors a chance to engage with the community. The lineup includes music performances, arts festivals, and opportunities for local involvement, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Community Events and Activities

The week kicks off on **February 11, 2026**, with the Interchurch Heritage Hymn Sing, taking place at the Southside Nazarene Church at 18:00. Participants can gather to sing cherished hymns in a communal setting.

On **February 14**, the Alberni Valley Food Security Society hosts its annual Seedy Saturday at the Echo Centre. This event runs from 10:00 to 14:00 and features gardening information, a seed exchange table, activities for children, and a variety of vendors preparing for the upcoming growing season. Entry is by donation, making it accessible for all.

Simultaneously, the Alberni Valley Family Arts Festival will take place on **February 14 and 15** at the Glenwood Centre. This festival, organized by the Arts Council of the Alberni Valley, invites performers, artists, and volunteers to participate and celebrate local arts. For those interested in contributing, applications can be submitted online at alberniarts.com/familyfest.

In the evening of **February 14**, attendees can enjoy the King and Cash Valentine’s Day Dance at the Royal Canadian Legion, located at 4680 Victoria Quay. Doors open at 18:00, with the show commencing at 19:00. Tickets are available at the venue or by calling **250-723-5042**.

Musical Performances and Cultural Gatherings

The music scene continues on **February 15** with a performance by local artists at Char’s Landing. From 17:00 to 20:00, guests can enjoy a jazz performance featuring pianist Barry Miller, guitarist Doug Gretsinger, bassist Wally Peterson, and drummer Dave Auld. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own dinner, and a voluntary gratuity will be appreciated.

On **February 19**, the Montreal-based folk duo The Co-Conspirators will bring their West Coast tour to Char’s Landing, starting at 19:30. Tickets are available for **$20** at the door.

Also scheduled for **February 24**, saxophonist Ryan Oliver will perform at Char’s Landing from 18:00 to 20:00. Entry is by voluntary gratuity, with suggested donations of **$25** for adults, **$20** for seniors, and **$10** for students.

On **February 26**, the Veggie Supper Club meets at **17:00**, with a cooking demonstration at 16:00. This month’s theme is Asian Hotpot and Dumplings, celebrating the Chinese New Year. Newcomers are encouraged to attend at the church kitchen located at 4109 Kendall St.

The Wounded Warrior Run is set for the same day, featuring a dinner at the Royal Canadian Legion. Doors open at **16:30**, with dinner served at **18:00**. Tickets are priced at **$35**, including a cordon bleu dinner.

Further along, on **February 28**, the Coldest Night of the Year Walk, hosted by the Sage Haven Society, will take place at the Royal Canadian Legion from 16:00 to 19:00. Participants can choose between 2 km and 5 km walk options, with online registration available at cnoy.org/location/portalberni.

The Crystal & Spirit Fair will also be held on February 28, from 10:00 to 17:00 at the Best Western Hotel Plus Barclay, featuring intuitive readers, healers, and various vendors.

As the month progresses, various ongoing events will continue to foster community engagement. The Canadian Council of the Blind meets on the first Wednesday of each month at Abbeyfield, providing support for individuals experiencing vision loss.

Local clubs such as the Dragon Boat Society and Sproat Lake Canoe Club are actively seeking new members for the 2026 season, welcoming both newcomers and long-term residents to participate in the exhilarating activity of paddling on the lake.

This series of events represents a vibrant community spirit in Port Alberni, inviting everyone to partake in the local culture and festivities throughout February 2026.

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