Arts & Leisure
Pender Harbour Aquatic Centre
 This
facility features a 4 lane 20 metre swimming pool
,Hot Tub,
Sauna,
Teach Pool, Area
Deck , Slide,
Fitness Studio with mirrors and Weight Room.
13639 Sunshine Coast Highway
(Lower Level of the Pender Harbour Secondary School)
Madeira Park BC V0N 2H0
Telephone: (604) 885-6866
Pender Harbour Music Society
 The
Pender Harbour Music Society was formed in 1987 to
nurture, promote and enhance music, music education, and
culture on the Sunshine Coast, particularly in the
community of Pender Harbour, and to establish the
Performance Centre as a centre for cultural development
in the community. The Society has three main activities
- the regular fall/winter concert series, the Pender
Harbour Jazz Festival which takes place annually on the
third weekend in September, and the newest project, the
Chamber Music Festival which takes place on the third
weekend in August. The Society also provides a home for
the Pender Harbour Community Choir, the Pender Harbour
Pipe Band, music lessons for children and adults, and
lots of other community events. The Society is committed
to providing quality music to an increasingly diverse
audience. It brings high quality professional artists to
the community and to the whole Sunshine Coast and
nurtures and promotes local and upcoming young
musicians. The Pender Harbour Music Society's
Performance Centre is located in Madeira Park across
from the Government dock.
Pender Harbour Jazz Festival
 Each
year, the world's greatest jazz musicians gather in
Pender Harbour. Most performances are free and the venues
are scattered throughout the villages of Pender Harbour.
Organizers provide an efficient bus service, great food, great ocean side ambience and music for every jazz taste.
13th Pender Harbour Jazz Festival, September 18-20, 200
Carole Rubin, Artistic Director
Telephone: (604) 883-2022
Pender Harbour Golf Club
 Pender Harbour Golf Club is about five kilometers north of the community of Madeira Park.
Established in June of 1986, this 9 hole course was built with a unique combination of flat and hilly fairways. Water hazards are scattered throughout to add to the challenge of the game. The fairways are fairly tight, with elevated greens and tees that enable you to take in every great view of the surrounding mountains and scenery that is common to the entire area.
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13823 Sunshine Coast Highway
Pender Harbour BC
Telephone: (604) 883-9541
Garden Bay Sailing Club
 The
Garden Bay Sailing Club organizes regular races in the
Pender Harbour area and participates in the annual
Wooden Boat Festival in Madeira Park.
Pender Harbour Power & Sail Squadron
 Pender
Harbour Squadron is a unit of Pacific Mainland District
of Canadian Power & Sail Squadrons. The group
organizes cruises out on the water, cleanups for waterfront areas,
and hold festivals and annual Squadron Events.
Pender Harbour Squadron
PO Box 47
Madeira Park BC V0N2H0
Pender Harbour & District Wildlife Society
 The Pender Harbour Wildlife Society is situated on the Pacific West Coast of British Columbia, Canada. Pender Harbour is in a temperate rainforest climatic zone that supports an abundance of terrestrial and marine life. It lies in the shadow of the beautiful Caren Range - a 1000m mountain range that is home to Canada's oldest trees and an array of endangered wildlife and flora.
Pender Harbour & District Wildlife Society
PO Box 220 Madeira Park BC V0N2H0
Regional District Parks
 Baker
Beach in Madeira Park is a beautiful little waterfront park looking across the Strait of Georgia. The park features a sandy, beach access sloping gently into the ocean.
Another great destination in Pender Harbour is Dan Bosch
Park which features a beautiful, sandy beach situated on
the crystalline waters of Ruby Lake on the north end of
the Sunshine Coast. Other parks worth visiting are
Katherine Lake
Park, John Daly Park and Pender Hill
Park.
Provincial Parks
 There are many Provincial Parks in the Sunshine Coast region
and the provincial parks website provides detailed
information on the parks they operate.
This coastal destination has everything a visitor could hope for: natural sandy beaches, lush unexploited wilderness, a bustling cultural community and small-town hospitality.
Skookumchuck Narrows
 Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park provides trails and viewing areas for visitors who wish to experience the awesome power of incredibly turbulent tidal rapids.
On a 3 metre tide, 200 billion gallons of water flow through the narrows connecting Sechelt and Jervis Inlet.
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