Location: Esquimalt Gorge Park Pavilion, 1070 Tillicum Rd, Esquimalt BC
Tickets are $52 and can be purchased at the October and November General Meetings with cash or cheques and anytime by e-transferring the ticket price to treasurer@cfuwvictoria.ca
Tickets must be purchased by December 3rd.
Location: Esquimalt Gorge Park Pavilion, 1070 Tillicum Rd, Esquimalt BC
Aileen will talk about her experience as a CFUW delegate at the March 2025 session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.
Location: Esquimalt Gorge Park Pavilion, 1070 Tillicum Rd, Esquimalt BC
A speaker from Victorian Vogue Historical Fashions will talk about historical clothing and how fashions affected the role of women.
Location: Esquimalt Gorge Park Pavilion, 1070 Tillicum Rd, Esquimalt BC
Interest Group Showcase
Whether you want to dive into books, explore creative arts, share adventures on jaunts or hitting the trails, the CFUW Interest Groups offer a space for connection, learning and plenty of fun. The energy and enthusiasm members bring to each gathering helps strengthen our community and makes every meeting something to look forward to.
Please take advantage of this opportunity to explore our Interest Groups and engage with new members.
Location: Esquimalt Gorge Park Pavilion, 1070 Tillicum Rd, Esquimalt BC
Annual General Meeting. Details to be announced
Location: Esquimalt Gorge Park Pavilion, 1070 Tillicum Rd, Esquimalt BC
CFUW Victoria member, Larisa Hutcheson, will speak about Retaining Girls in School, Nepal. This is the 2024-25 International Service/Fundraising Project that is promoted by CFUW's International Relations Committee.
Location: Esquimalt Gorge Pavilion.
CFUW's own, Moira Dann, will speak about Kathleen Dunsmuir.
Who was Kathleen Dunsmuir? She was an attentive, loving sister to her 10 siblings. She was a movie-star wannabe. She was a glamorous hostess in Victoria. She was a loving mother. She was a hands-on benefactor for soldiers in two wars.
In this presentation, writer CFUW member Moira Dann tries to unspool the conundrum that was Kathleen Dunsmuir.
Location: The Vic Theatre - 106-808 Douglas St. Victoria
“A Word after a Word after a Word is Power”
This documentary highlights the life and influence of author Margaret Atwood. A film crew followed her around the world to speaking engagements and events and recorded interviews with her and her family and friends. The film gives fascinating insight into the world of this famous writer.
Open to the Public - Free Admission - Donations appreciated
Please contact us for registration information.
Lucille Proulx, an elan vital-charged French Canadian woman, artist, author, art therapist, entrepreneur, activist, adventuress, educator, lover, fighter, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, Metis elder, Thai auntie…and she’s not done yet!
Lucille will speak about her newly released book, The Towel.
