The sixth-annual Art in the Vines Gala has been scheduled for Sept. 11, 2026.
Art in the Vines gala returns to Comox Valley Published 5:30 am Saturday, July 11, 2026 The sixth-annual Art in the Vines Gala has been scheduled for Sept. 11, 2026. The event is put on by the Comox Valley Transition Society (CVTS), and Navacord.
It takes place at 40 Knots Winery. Set among the vineyard terrace, this gala celebrates the creativity, talent, and generosity of the Comox Valley while raising essential funds for women, children, and families supported by CVTS. “We’re thrilled to welcome the community back for another unforgettable evening,” says Heather Ney, Executive Director of CVTS.
“Art in the Vines showcases the very best of our community, bringing together local artists, makers, culinary talent, and businesses in support of an important cause.” Guests will enjoy local art, cuisine, wines and craft beverages, pop-up shops, and pairings. Twenty percent of all artwork sold during the evening will be donated directly to CVTS.
The evening also features two fundraising auctions. Live Auction “Enjoy the excitement of live bidding on a curated collection of experiences and getaway packages, all while supporting the vital work of CVTS,” a release from CVTS says. Online Silent Auction Open to both gala guests and the wider community, the online auction features local products, dining experiences, wellness packages, gift certificates, and more, with every bid supporting CVTS programs and services.
Tickets are $150 per person, with corporate tables and sponsorship opportunities available while quantities last. For tickets, sponsorship opportunities, and event information, visit cvts.ca or follow @comoxvalleytransitionsociety on social media.
- Published
- Jul 11, 2026
- Updated
- Jul 11, 2026
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- Comox Valley Record
- Category
- Tourism
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- 1 min
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