Welcome to Synergy Collective | Synergy Collective Society

Synergy Collective Society is a community-based volunteer-run organization that blends art with social responsibility to support and create cooperative community programming. We combine theoretical and practical training in community stewardship and planning to develop and support integrated partnerships between local charities, businesses, and artisans.
Synergy Collective Society thanks all of our Partners, Sponsors & Donors including:

The Vancouver Rowing Club,

Mike and Kathy Gallagher and the ZLC Foundation,

Michelle Fortin,

Les Tulluch,

Terri Hodgins,

Mark Finlay,

Liz Carter,

Lindsay Miles,

Kerri Reid,

Kristine de Geest,

Jonathan Pagtakhan,

Chris Coady,

Chris Sullivan,

Denny Williams,

Chris Boenighk and Neena Rahemtulla,

Joy and David Fai,

Carol Evenchick,

Michael and Cameron Barker Fyfe,

Jeanne krabbendam,

Barbara Taylor,

Campbell Clark,

Jennifer and Brent Malcolm,

Nico Ninow and Family,

Heather Burnett,

Eleanor May,

Margaret Van Westen,

Irene Yokoo,

Carol Paraskish and all the staff at PPI,

Anne Talbot,

Kathy Kealey and Tory Ross,

Leighton Hay,

Susan and Bruce Stout,

Lisa Morris,

Kristi Joba,

Karen St.Aubin,

Mary Moltman,

Valerie McNicol,

Jim Turpin,

Linda Taunton,

Suzanne Jean and Mary Anne.

Many thanks for your kindness and generosity!
Performers in 2026

To be announced

Upcoming Events

Please come join us Tuesday June 2 2026 at the Vancouver Rowing Club and support Spectrum Mothers Support Society

Hello Everyone,

We want to thank the incredible Chris Ronald, Jeff Standfield and Ken Kirschner for helping us to make our April show a huge success. We are preparing for our June 2 show where and working on finalizing our singer/songwriter line up for the evening. When we have this completed we will post such. We will be supporting Spectrum Mothers Support Society a non-profit agency that is committed to provide support for women who are courageously caring for their children in difficult and challenging situations. They serve mothers on the North Shore with children under the age of five. We give priority to low-income families (which may include teenage mothers and new immigrants) and mothers of children with disabilities, developmental delays or behavioural challenges. Often mothers are dealing with physical or mental health issues. Sometimes they suffer from post-partum depression, or are running from abusive relationships, or are dependant on drugs and alcohol. For more information please visit www.spectrummothers.ca

Tickets tend to sell fast so please reach out to reserve your seat - $40 for adults, $25 for seniors, 12 and under free. Please reach out to Yvonne at ym...

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