Open every 3rd Saturday of every month
10:00am – 1:00pm
Upcoming Dates in 2025
Are you an older man looking to do some hands-on wood working, mechanical repairs and tinkering in a congenial setting?
Based on the Australian movement, this organization is designed to help deal with social isolation. The intention of the organization is not to be exclusionary, but rather to meet a need of a specific group of people. While not directly a ‘health’ program, Men’s Sheds have been shown to help deal with social isolation and thus help improve the quality of life. The idea is that “men don’t talk face to face, they talk shoulder to shoulder”.
The Men’s Shed provides a space for men to have a workshop environment where they can do hands on projects for themselves and the community in a collaborative atmosphere.
The Shed is hosted by the Sooke Region Museum.
If you are interested in joining or finding out what its all about, please come to the Men’s Shed during open hours (see dates above).
Questions? contact Willy at groundskeeper@sookeregionmuseum.ca OR Sarah at programs@sookeregionmuseum.ca OR call 250-642-6351.
Registration is required. Participants will sign in/sign out of the Shed. $5 drop-in fee per session (suggested). There will be a box in the Shed to receive fees.
Willy Webb, Groundskeeper/Maintenance is the onsite contact for the Men’s Shed and will be at the Shed on the dates listed.
Thanks to the Canadian Government New Horizons program for assisting with this program and for the Men’s Shed Association of BC for support and guidance.
