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SQUASH ALERT!!! Please come and support the Squamish Squash Club from January 22 to January 24th. Watch great Local players as well as competitors from Vancouver Island, the BC Interior and more (spectators are FREE and very welcome). Grab a beverage at the bar in our club and come on up to the viewing area to cheer your favourite players on. 09:00
Festival Day Events at the Mamquam River Slalom Site. Saturday 9 am Clinics (Intro to current, Playboating). For more information contact Mamquam River Access Society 10:00
End: 15:00
Produce, goodies, crafts, jewelry and entertainment. Pastries, pickles, hoeny, maple syrup, and dog treats. Every Saturday until October. 10 am - 3 pm. Parking lot next to Cleveland Park, downtown Squamish 10:00
End: 14:00
The Squamish Sikh Society will hold a community celebration and parade to commemorate the Shaheedi Gurpurb, or martyrdom, of Fifth Guru Arjun De Ji. There will be a street parade through downtown Squamish and associated short readings and verbal presentations at pavillion park. 11:00
End: 15:00
The Art at the Market gallery is a group exhibition by VISUALS (held on three separate days in summer. Enjoy an exciting array of paintings, photography, pottery, stained glass, jewelry and more. Entry is absolutely free. Come to simply view an eclectic collection of fine art. You may also discover pieces that will transform your home or office (suitable for all tastes and budgets). 12:00
End: 16:00
The Squamish Youth Resource Centre is open from 3-9, seven days a week to provide a safe place for all youth 13-18 years old. On June 27 we are holding our annual Open House, and wish to extend an invitation to the community to join us in celebrating youth and discovering the abundance of services available to them. 17:00
The UpStares Gallery is a full time visual art venue located downtown at 37991 Cleveland Ave, across from Cleveland Park and the Squamish Art Council Building. It is owned and operated by three local artists: Linda Bachman, Judy McQuinn, and Michael Kanka. | ||
