Keep It Living with Chocolate
The wrapper features Bev Byerley‘s View from the Courtenay Airpark #34. The chocolates go for $5 and raise funds for protecting and restoring the Comox Valley aka Keeping It Living.
Pick up a few for Valentines Day at the Broken Spoke, Comox Valley Art Gallery, Beachwood Cafe, Bayside Cafe and of course Project Watershed Offices at 2356a Rosewall Crescent in Tintown. You can also order them online and pick them up at our offices. Please note that our regular office hours are 9am-12pm Monday to Friday but other pick up times can be arranged by emailing info@projectwatershed.ca.
The chocolates go great with a Keeping It Living Art Card also available at our offices and online. To view the local art that is on our art cards check out our Keeping It Living page – you can choose your card when you pick up your chocolate.
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