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Everything is kicking into gear on June 22 to July 1 so take a look at the great performers coming to town and plan to attend. Information on the Victoria International Jazz Festival.
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Victoria International Cycling Festival move into high gear
What an exciting time to be in downtown Victoria. Everywhere you look there is something going on and most of it is on two wheels. Strap on the helmet and head on over. While you are here, check out the Victoria Jazz Festival too. I love this place!
The Chateau Victoria is proud to sponsor Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem Saturday, June 2nd, 2012
Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem Saturday, June 2nd, 2012 at 7:30 pm Concert is held at the Christ Church Cathedral which is two blocks from the hotel on the corner of Quadra and Rockland. A more intimate setting of the magnificent German Requiem featuring Brahms’ own accompaniment written for one piano, four hands. With guest soloists [...]
New Exhibit at the Royal BC Museum this Summer 2012
Attention Royal Watchers! You won’t want to miss this summers fresh new exhibit at the Royal BC Museum Queen Elizabeth II by Cecil Beaton: A Diamond Jubilee Celebration For details Click HERE
May is the busiest month of the year for hosting major sporting events in Victoria
We welcome all teams to our city and wish you the best of luck: * May 3-6 – The Canadian Open Synchro Swim Championships. Teams from across Canada arrived in Victoria May 1st. * May 6-7 – 27th Annual Garden City Gymnastics Meet at the Panorama Recreation Centre. * May 13-14 – [...]
Dinosaurs: Ancient Fossils, New Discoveries
May 17 to September 16, 2012 The blockbuster exhibition of the year! Imagine the thrill of discovering something new about a creature that lived millions of years ago. Since the first dinosaur fossil was identified almost 200 years ago, people have wondered how these fascinating animals lived, moved and behaved. Dinosaurs explores how paleontologists today [...]
