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Events
We are proud to celebrate local and international talent with our in-person events. Join us as we celebrate social gatherings, trunk shows, book launches, and pop-up shops!
Interested in hosting an event with us? Please reach out to us via our contact page.
February 3, 2026
Our website will be undergoing a bit of maintenance. If you're planning to log in or shop online that day, just know it may be a little finicky. We’ll keep things running as smoothly as possible!
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 February 22, 202612:00pm — 1:00pm PST (3pm — 4pm ET)Live on Beehive Wool Shop’s YouTubeBreezy Stitches: Understanding Spring & Summer Yarnswith Julie AsselinEver bought a yarn you loved - then weren’t sure what to do with it? Or started a summer project that felt too heavy or too stiff? This talk is here to help. Together, we’ll explore spring and summer yarns, what makes them different, and how fiber, twist, and construction affect the fabric you create. You’ll learn how to choose yarns for warm-weather garments and accessories, how needle size changes drapes, and how to avoid common warm-season mistakes. A relaxed, welcoming session designed to give you clarity, confidence, and a better relationship with your yarn.
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 1:00pm — 3:00pmat Herald Street Brew Works506 Herald St, Victoria, BC Drop-in Knitting and Crochet GroupOur monthly meet-up at Herald Street Brew Works is the perfect pause in your week – an easy, drop-in gathering for fibre friends of all kinds. Bring a project, grab a cool drink, and settle in for a few relaxed hours of making and conversation.
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 March 8, 202610:00am — 4:00pmat Beehive Fibre Arts Centre1205 Blanshard St, Victoria, BC Beehive Spring Fibre MarketThe Beehive Spring Fibre Market takes place on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at the Beehive Fibre Arts Centre in downtown Victoria and features a curated selection of local vendors offering yarns, fibres, notions, and handmade goods. Celebrating fresh starts and local creativity, the market highlights Canadian fibre artists and small businesses, inviting visitors to meet makers, explore thoughtfully produced fibre goods, and support the local fibre community.
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