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June 4, 2021 | 12:01 am
Musika Para sa Kinabukasan, a benefit online concert on June 5, 7 p.m., on
ktx.ph for the benefit of the Dagatan and Balete Family Farm Schools which advocate for the youth to nurture agriculture. Tickets, priced at P500, are available at
https://www.ktx.ph/events/28694/musika-para-sa-kinabukasan. For those abroad, the concert can be played within 24 hours upon streaming. For more information on how to donate, visit
EuroPinoy Concert 2021 goes online
EUROPEAN and Filipino artists will perform on June 4, 6 p.m., on the EU in the Philippines FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/EUDelegationToThePhilippines/. There will be dances and music, from rock to folk, classical to jazz. Among the performers are Vera and Company (Czech Republic); Philippine ethnic artist Talaandig Republic Band, Austrian violinist Froilan Mose; from France, pianist Eric Soulard, guitarist Pierre Bachelet, and Emile Carrara on accordion; Italian violini
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They are crawling all over Saanich and Victoria, in thick bunches on the Peninsula and in Langford. They’ve been spotted in Metchosin. There are large populations in Shawnigan Lake and Nanaimo and they’ve even been seen as far north as Campbell River.
Now they have made the move to Salt Spring and Pender islands.
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Wall lizards native to temperate climates like Italy around the Mediterranean have been on the move on the Island since they were first set free from a roadside Central Saanich zoo more than 50 years ago.
They are crawling all over Saanich and Victoria, in thick bunches on the Peninsula and in Langford. They’ve been spotted in Metchosin. There are large populations in Shawnigan Lake and Nanaimo and . . .