Join the Climate Café on Oct 15th Feeling climate anxiety? You’re not alone. Recent polls show 80% of Canadians worry deeply about our changing climate—from soaring food costs to extreme heat and wildfire smoke. Yet, policy continues to lag behind reality. Why the silence around our shared situation, and what can we do about it…

Clothing Swap: please bring your best, not your most! DROP-OFF: Fri, Oct 23rd, 3pm-6pm FREE SHOP DAY: Sat, Oct 24th, 10:30am-2:30pm Seniors & Special Needs Early Access: 9:45-10:30am BOTH EVENTS: Meaden Hall, 120 Blain Rd (Below the Legion) Last year’s swap brought in nearly 2,000 lbs of clothing, far too much for our volunteers to…

The next Repair Café is coming up on Saturday, September 19th, 2026, 10:30 am – 1:30 pm at Meaden Hall. Stations include: ✅ General Household Repair✅ General Clothing✅ Electrical Appliances✅ Darning Knitwear✅ Knife Sharpening✅ Jewelry✅ Zippers ❌ No Micro-Electronics (containing circuit boards). 💸 Cost: By donation Why do Repair Cafes rock? Sign up for the…

Upcoming Webinar with BC Bestselling Author Linda Gilkeson, PhD Want to make the most of your garden harvest without expensive equipment or complex processing? Join acclaimed organic gardening expert Linda Gilkeson, PhD, for a practical, photo-rich online workshop focusing on simple food storage methods that anyone can use. WHEN: Sunday, August 30th, 2026TIME: 3pm –…

Our first online auction is open for bidding now through May 31, and we are so excited to share it with you! Every bid supports our climate action work right here on the island.

SkillShare: Fix It Yourself, Workshop Edition Featuring Fixers From Our Repair Café Transition Salt Spring is thrilled to announce a special SkillShare: The Learn to Repair, Fix It Yourself Workshop Edition, featuring workshops led by expert fixers from our Repair Café crew.  This is your chance to gain practical, lifelong skills to keep your belongings…

Sunday, May 31, 2026 | 2pm-4pm | Live On Zoom Webinar with Gardening Expert Linda Gilkeson There are so many reasons to grow more food yourself – increasing costs, decreasing your reliance on imported foods, and climate change are all making it harder to rely on grocery stores for fresh produce. If you live along…

Two Event Dates!! Saturday, May 16th, at the Community Gospel ChapelSunday, May 31, at Fulford Hall10 am to 3 pm ✅ Bring Woody Invasives: Gorse, broom, holly, blackberry, daphne, woody ivy stems❌ Don’t Bring: Soft tissue plants, giant hogweed, Japanese knotweed (For soft invasives like periwinkle, lamium, yellow flag iris, place in plastic bag, add…

WHEN: Thursday, April 2nd, 5pm - 8pm  WHERE: Lions Hall, 105 Bonnet Avenue We will serve a light dinner. You are also welcome to bring something to share for a mixed potluck. Or just attend the AGM, your choice! Anyone who subscribes to the TSS newsletter is considered a member and eligible to vote. RSVP now!