ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE - Details

2010 OLYMPICS AND BRITANNIA - Updates

BRITANNIA WATER FEST - Feb 2010 Schedule of Events

BRITANNIA BROCHURE

BRITANNIA YOUTH MENTORSHIP CARVING PROJECT - Details

MEMBERSHIP AND SPECIAL EVENTS - Details

OUTDOOR PROGRAMS Britannia offers members an exciting program of outdoor hikes.   |   Details

8-1-1 SERVICE Makes Accessing Health Advice Easier 
The HealthLink BC service includes a new health system navigation service that is accessible via telephone or the Internet. The navigation system assists the public and health professionals in finding and accessing appropriate health resources in, or close, to their home communities. A trained health service representative will answer all 8-1-1 telephone calls, and where appropriate, calls will be transferred to a registered nurse, pharmacist or dietitian for further information and advice. The 8-1-1 service can provide assistance with answers to questions about a variety of health topics, help in identifying symptoms and advice on when to seek medical treatment. 8-1-1 has translation services available in over 130 languages and is one of several non-emergency services operated under the umbrella of HealthLink BC. Other HealthLink BC services include BC HealthGuide handbooks, BC HealthFiles, Dial-A-Dietitian, bcbedline and an interactive website, www.healthlinkbc.ca.

LATIN AMERICAN YOUTH    |   Energetic, fun-filled schedule of Special Events



SENIORS-Special Events

SATURDAY ONE DAY WORKSHOPS

IMAGINE BRITANNIA BEYOND TOMORROW- Details

THE BRITANNIA ART GALLERY
The Britannia Art Gallery (formerly known as the Gallery Project) is pleased to announce that we are developing NEW programming aimed at further engaging the general public, artists and students at local schools. Upcoming shows and more.

BRITANNIA WORLD MUSIC PROGRAM This award-winning developmental program for children and youth ages 8 and up features classes and performance ensembles learning and playing percussion traditions from around the world. Professional musicians and pre-professional youth instructors teach using authentic instruments in an ensemble setting at the beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Participants learn through the oral tradition so the ability to read notated music is not a requirement. Each class is limited to 12, giving everyone lots of playing time. Participants advance through the program at their own pace and according to their interests. At the intermediate and advanced levels, participation is by audition or invitation of the instructors. Details