Organizations, Associations & Clubs in Sooke, BC
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2168 Phillips Road, Sooke, V9Z 0Y3
250-642-7256
The Sooke Fine Arts Show provides the opportunity for the finest artists from Vancouver Island and BC’s coastal islands to showcase and sell their work. The Show, which will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2016, is Vancouver Island’s longest-running juried fine art show and the Island’s premier summer arts event. The 11-day art show and sale draws more than 8000 art lovers from Canada, the US and abroad. More than 375 works of original island art are on display in a stunning, 17, 000-square-foot gallery at the SEAPARC complex on Sooke Harbour. Visitors can also enjoy daily artist demonstrations, talks, guided tours, live music, gift shop and bistro. 
4901B East Sooke Road, Sooke, V9Z 1B6
(250) 391-1802
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The Te'mexw Treaty Assn - Beecher Bay Office is highly regarded for its full-service fuel dock, beautiful setting, and excellent fishing opportunities. The marina boasts great hospitality, supportive staff, and daily fishing reports. The wildlife is abundant, making for an enjoyable experience. The location is ideal and the set up is great for fishermen. The staff are friendly and make fishing trips easy and successful. 
6816 Westcoast Road, Sooke, V9Z 0V2
(778) 352-2277
Sooke Options for Community Living Association (SOCLA) is a non-profit society that supports people who have developmental disabilities and their families in the Sooke area. SOCLA began as a group of parents, educators and caregivers in the Sooke area excited at the prospect of providing programs and services in the Sooke area for families with children, youth and adults with developmental and physical disabilities. In October 1998, SOCLA was incorporated and registered as a non-profit organization. Over the years the Board of Directors, members and employees have worked together to establish day camps during the summer, winter and spring school holidays for children and youth with disabilities, an adult day program, a life skills program for children and youth and support individual life skills contracts for adults. 
