Friday October 30th, Harrison Festival Society is hosting old time friends Richard Wood and Gordon Belsher. Hailing from Charlottetown PEI, this duo will bring out your tapping toes to some of the best Celtic music around. Praised for his Celtic step dancing, almost as much as for his fiddle playing, Richard assures organizers that he would be doing a bit more dancing this time out. With awards and tv appearances under their belts, this is a concert you don’t want to miss.

 For tickets and information regarding this and other concerts through out the year call the Festival office at 604-796-3664 or visit their website at www.harrisonfestival.com

Miss Harrison or have never visited before? This Sunday tune into KCTS at 6:00 pm to see a short film that was produced by West Coast Adventures TV. Relive the sights of beautiful Harrison Hot Springs.

Several locations in and around Harrison Hot Springs celebrate thanksgiving with a special feast.  The Harrison Resort never disappoints with their buffet in the Lakeside Cafe and their traditional 5 course dinner in the Copper Room.  Raven’s Restaurant, lakeside in the Harrison Beach Hotel, offers an a la carte menu and a 5 course dinner option.  Both locations have colourful autumn displays to set the mood.  Kilby Historic Site in Harrison Mills also celebrates Thanksgiving with a traditonal meal.  You can tour the museum and enjoy apple cider making demonstations to take you back in time as you celebrate with family and friends. 

Reservations are recommended during the Thanksgiving weekend at all locations. 

The fish have returned to the Weaver Creek Spawning Channels located just 20 minutes from Harrison Hot Springs.  The run of sockeye today is more than 200 times the size of the run produced from Weaver Creek prior to the channels being constructed in 1965.  The spawning salmon are best viewed during the month of October.  The channels are self guided and there is not a charge to view them.