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Thursday October 20Hyper Parents & Coddled Kids film presentation-Presented by the Cedar Valley Waldorf School Are today's well-meaning parents giving their children a leg up in life, or creating problems that will last their child's lifetime? Time:7:30pm Saturday October 22Squamish’s 2nd Re-Use-It Fair SQUAMISH'S 2ND RE-USE IT FAIR will start the perfect way, with a pancake breakfast by the Squamish Lions Club at 9am! There will be live music through the event and, under the theme "Too good to waste", kids will enjoy themselves with face painting and a colouring contest for a chance to win play time at Tumblewoods indoor playground... the most original and all made out of recycled materials! And the most important part – while you are having fun, BRING and LEAVE all your USABLE, unwanted items (furniture, appliances, toys, bikes, electronics, wood and garden waste...) and TAKE AWAY other people's stuff for FREE! Time:9am-3pm Kids Toy and Clothing Sale Time:9am-1pm A Dinner for Lina at The Cup Bistro & Deli A Dinner for Lina, at the The Cup Bistro and Deli. All profits will be going to the Palethorpe family, whose infant daughter Lina is fighting a cancer called neuroblastoma. Tickets are available for two sittings: In addition to an amazing meal, there will be a fabulous silent auction. Tickets can be purchased at the restaurant: 40378 Tantalus Road, (604) 898-5553. Cash only. Squamish Oktoberfest 2011 Join us at The Howe Sound Inn and Brewing Co. for Live music from Tantalus Pass - Bavarian Olympics - Local Craft Beer tasting stations - silent auction - prizes for best costume, yodelling & other contests. Time:7pm-12:30am
Location: Howe Sound Inn and Brewing Company Natural World Speaker Presentation: Leigh Joseph: Getting Back to Her Roots Leigh’s Masters Studies at UVic center on the Northern Rice Root plant, a Native food source in times past, fritillaria camschatcensis, more commonly known as the Chocolate Lily and listed locally as a threatened species. Working with the Squamish Nation Education Dept. and the Squamish River Watershed Society, Leigh’s goal is to establish an experimental and educational garden on the side of the estuary owned and managed by the Squamish Nation as a learning centre and eventually to sustain a certain level of harvesting there. http://www.squamishchief.com/article/20110624/SQUAMISH0604/306249953/getting-back-to-her-roots Time:8pm Wednesday October 26Cedar Valley Waldorf School Tours Are you curious about a school which ignites a life-long love of learning? Thursday October 27Meet and Engage with Squamish Council Candidate Doug Race Come out– Listen– Ask Questions– Get Involved! COME: Doug has a vision for this community and so do you: let’s start the dialogue! Time:6pm www.dougrace.com Brittania Mine MuseumA/V Heritage Day Right now you're looking at your computer. Technology makes history so much more accessible. Without audio and video recordings there would be a lot of history left in the dust. Throughout the day National Film Board screenings will highlight the importance of history in film and film in history. Free for members or with regular Museum admission.
Friday October 28Howe Sound Performing Arts Association presents Spirit of Squamish Local students serve up tricks and treats of Halloween-inspired music and dance. This eerily good concert is a fundraiser for the Access Music Education Fund (AME), a scholarship program offered by the HSPAA to Squamish students K-Gr. 12 to pursue studies in the Performing Arts. Time:7pm Squamish French Immersion Program-Halloween Dance for Grades 4-7 - "The Twilight Zone" Enter the Twilight Zone --- if you dare.....The French Immersion Program is once again hosting their annual Halloween dance and activity night, but at a new location!. Join us on Friday, October 28th in the "Twilight Zone", from 6-9pm in the Squamish Elementary gym. All students in the area in Grades 4 through 7 are invited to join us for this extraordinary, supernatural event! Tickets are $5 each and available at the door. Come dressed in your best costume or just as yourself - anything goes in the Twilight Zone! Time:6-9pm Saturday October 29Sea to Sky Community Services Community Fair: A Celebration of Community Living Every October, we celebrate the gifts that people with developmental disabilities bring to our vibrant and diverse community. Please join us as we host our first Community Fair in celebration of Community Living in the Sea to Sky Corridor. Neighbors, friends, and families are welcome to join in the fun- there will be something for everyone! Live music, children’s entertainment, food, and an interactive community art project. There will also be a pie contest, so bring out your best home made pie in hopes of winning a prize! Please call 604 892 5796 to RSVP if you need assistance with transportation to and from the event. Time:1pm-3pm Brittania Mine Museum-Halloween Weekend One of the few places in the Sea-to-Sky corridor that is spooky all year round. With the old buildings and dark tunnels this is the place to come to get yourself prepared for Halloween. There will be mask making activities for kids and pumpkins to carve (limited numbers) on both Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 to 3:00PM. Make the Britannia Mine Boo-seum your pre-Halloween destination. Sunday October 30Brittania Mine Museum-Halloween Weekend One of the few places in the Sea-to-Sky corridor that is spooky all year round. With the old buildings and dark tunnels this is the place to come to get yourself prepared for Halloween. There will be mask making activities for kids and pumpkins to carve (limited numbers) on both Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 to 3:00PM. Make the Britannia Mine Boo-seum your pre-Halloween destination.
Thursday November 24Between Shifts Theatre Present Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Adapted by Fiona Revill Summers, Directed by Carla Fuhre and Produced by Lisa Schaer Location: Brackendale Art Gallery Friday November 25Between Shifts Theatre Present Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Adapted by Fiona Revill Summers, Directed by Carla Fuhre and Produced by Lisa Schaer Location: Brackendale Art Gallery Saturday November 26Between Shifts Theatre Present Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Adapted by Fiona Revill Summers, Directed by Carla Fuhre and Produced by Lisa Schaer Location: Brackendale Art Gallery Sunday November 27Between Shifts Theatre Present Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Adapted by Fiona Revill Summers, Directed by Carla Fuhre and Produced by Lisa Schaer Location: Brackendale Art Gallery Thursday December 1Between Shifts Theatre Present Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Adapted by Fiona Revill Summers, Directed by Carla Fuhre and Produced by Lisa Schaer Location: Brackendale Art Gallery Friday December 2Between Shifts Theatre Present Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Adapted by Fiona Revill Summers, Directed by Carla Fuhre and Produced by Lisa Schaer Location: Brackendale Art Gallery Saturday December 3Between Shifts Theatre Present Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Adapted by Fiona Revill Summers, Directed by Carla Fuhre and Produced by Lisa Schaer Location: Brackendale Art Gallery Sunday December 4Between Shifts Theatre Present Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Adapted by Fiona Revill Summers, Directed by Carla Fuhre and Produced by Lisa Schaer Location: Brackendale Art Gallery
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