Events
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.
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.
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.
Lots of fun for mountain bike riders of all levels. Toonie races every second Wednesdays feature 1-1.5 hour course and sponsored post-race party. Social Rides are non-competitive guided rides for riders new to Squamish and/or mountain biking. Downhill races are open to everyone, and end with a backyard BBQ along with the social ride participants
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.
4 event stage race with all stages ridden with one bike and one set of tires/tubes. Stage one, Time Trial. Stage two, Downhill. Stage three, Dirt Diggler Up Down Up. Stage four, Chromag backyard jam. 120 riders, $75 includes intry to loonie, donation to trip for kids, bike park pass for DH and DH timin, jersey, celebration BBQ Beer and prizes.
Find out more www.worca.com
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.
4 event stage race with all stages ridden with one bike and one set of tires/tubes. Stage one, Time Trial. Stage two, Downhill. Stage three, Dirt Diggler Up Down Up. Stage four, Chromag backyard jam. 120 riders, $75 includes intry to loonie, donation to trip for kids, bike park pass for DH and DH timin, jersey, celebration BBQ Beer and prizes.
Find out more www.worca.com
Prevention Plus Health Education Series. Garibaldi Springs Golf Resort, 40900 Tantalus Road.
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.
4 event stage race with all stages ridden with one bike and one set of tires/tubes. Stage one, Time Trial. Stage two, Downhill. Stage three, Dirt Diggler Up Down Up. Stage four, Chromag backyard jam. 120 riders, $75 includes intry to loonie, donation to trip for kids, bike park pass for DH and DH timin, jersey, celebration BBQ Beer and prizes.
Find out more www.worca.com
National entertainment and art workshops as Whistler celebrates its designation as a 2009 Cultural Capital of Canada. Creekside will be full with art workshops, music, acrobatics, theatre, dance and fun in every corner encouraging kids to embrace their imagination and the many cultures of Canada!
Celebrate the West Coast Railway Heritage Park's 15th Anniversary during SteamFest 2009. In addition to the Royal Hudson being steamed up, there will also be a wonderful variety of other steam exhibitions around the Park.
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
Live Entertainment on stage each day during this year's SteamFest at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park.
10:30 am / 11:30 am / 1:30 pm / 3:30 pm
Click here for more information about SteamFest www.wcra.org

No Bells and Whistles Theatre (Gabriola):
Who Stole the Cherries?
The Afflictions by Leslie Parrot, performed by Lynna Goldhar and Nicole Busby
Sally Lives Here, written and performed by Lynna Goldhar
On the Bench from the Goon Show performed by Anthony Holland
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.
4 event stage race with all stages ridden with one bike and one set of tires/tubes. Stage one, Time Trial. Stage two, Downhill. Stage three, Dirt Diggler Up Down Up. Stage four, Chromag backyard jam. 120 riders, $75 includes intry to loonie, donation to trip for kids, bike park pass for DH and DH timin, jersey, celebration BBQ Beer and prizes.
Find out more www.worca.com
National entertainment and art workshops as Whistler celebrates its designation as a 2009 Cultural Capital of Canada. Creekside will be full with art workshops, music, acrobatics, theatre, dance and fun in every corner encouraging kids to embrace their imagination and the many cultures of Canada!
Celebrate the West Coast Railway Heritage Park's 15th Anniversary during SteamFest 2009. In addition to the Royal Hudson being steamed up, there will also be a wonderful variety of other steam exhibitions around the Park.
Live Entertainment on stage each day during this year's SteamFest at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park.
10:30 am / 11:30 am / 1:30 pm / 3:30 pm
Click here for more information about SteamFest www.wcra.org

The Squamish Valley Equestrian Association (SVEA) will be holding their second horse show of the year on Sunday July 12th. This will take place at the SVEA club land situated behind the Loggers Sports ground off Loggers Lane in Squamish.
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.
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.
Celebrating climbing culture in Squamish BC. The Squamish Mountain Festival is a grassroots gathering of climbers, filmmakers, alpinists, boulderers, runners, hikers and the rest that just like to be a part of it all.
Open registration for new players. Please bring a copy of birth certificate.
DATE: July 14th and 16th
PLACE: Brennan Park from 6pm to 8pm.
CONTACT: Ron at troppo@telus.net
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.
Celebrating climbing culture in Squamish BC. The Squamish Mountain Festival is a grassroots gathering of climbers, filmmakers, alpinists, boulderers, runners, hikers and the rest that just like to be a part of it all.
Lots of fun for mountain bike riders of all levels. Toonie races every second Wednesdays feature 1-1.5 hour course and sponsored post-race party. Social Rides are non-competitive guided rides for riders new to Squamish and/or mountain biking. Downhill races are open to everyone, and end with a backyard BBQ along with the social ride participants
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.
Celebrating climbing culture in Squamish BC. The Squamish Mountain Festival is a grassroots gathering of climbers, filmmakers, alpinists, boulderers, runners, hikers and the rest that just like to be a part of it all.
Open registration for new players. Please bring a copy of birth certificate.
DATE: July 16th
PLACE: Brennan Park from 6pm to 8pm.
CONTACT: Ron at troppo@telus.net
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.
Celebrating climbing culture in Squamish BC. The Squamish Mountain Festival is a grassroots gathering of climbers, filmmakers, alpinists, boulderers, runners, hikers and the rest that just like to be a part of it all.
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.
Celebrating climbing culture in Squamish BC. The Squamish Mountain Festival is a grassroots gathering of climbers, filmmakers, alpinists, boulderers, runners, hikers and the rest that just like to be a part of it all.
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
Gate practice & Single races Monday Nights, starting April 27. 5:00 pm registration.
Race - July 18 Saturday. Single. 6 pm.
Two hilarious one act plays by Kenneth Grey will be performed at the Brackendale Art Gallery.
Ladies in Waiting with Nicole Busby & Trisha Cundy
Window Gazing with Lindsey Angell & Jacob Blair.
Brackendale Art Gallery
8:00 pm
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.
Team Whistler and Whistler Olympic Park have joined forces to host the first Mountain Bike Race Day at the 2010 Olympic Venue.
ActNow BC's Kid's Summer Biathlon Race!
Location:Whistler Olympic/Paralympic Park - Cross Country Venue
Ages 8 -12
Kids! Be the first to try the Summer Biathlon! Learn to shoot the biathlon rifles that will be used in the 2010 Winter Games! Test drive the venue with your mountain bike and race your friends! ActNow BC Athlete Ambassadors will be there to cheer you on!
Mountain Bike at Whistler Olympic Park - Cross Country Olympic (XCO) format lap course
My Name is Kahentiiosta & Spudwrench - Kahnawake Man. Arrested after the 78-day armed standoff during the 1990 Oka crisis, Kahentiiosta, a young Kahnawake Mohawk woman proud of her centuries-old heritage, is detained four days longer than the other women. Her crime? The prosecutor representing the Quebec government will not accept her aboriginal name.
Squamish is host to the last PCR race this season on July 19 following Langley's on July 18th.
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.
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.
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.
Lots of fun for mountain bike riders of all levels. Toonie races every second Wednesdays feature 1-1.5 hour course and sponsored post-race party. Social Rides are non-competitive guided rides for riders new to Squamish and/or mountain biking. Downhill races are open to everyone, and end with a backyard BBQ along with the social ride participants
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.
There will be a public information meeting in Valleycliffe hosted by the District of Squamish to discuss the options for the planned bicycle lanes on Westway Avenue. Engineering staff will be on hand to describe the options and answer questions. Light refreshments will be provided.
Community members welcome.
Valleycliffe Elementary School 6:30 - 8:30 pm
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.
A festival of the underground arts featuring electronic music, film, fashion, food and education. The event is held on JULY 24,25,26 2009 and is located 1 hour from Vancouver in the pristine Squamish Valley.
Join host Gelato Carina, following the Chair Carve, for music and entertainment from the rooftops! Featured musical performers include The Overcomers, Radio Karma, The Three Sopranos - Kelly Coubrough, Veronica McPhee, & Melissa Braun - with Eric Mousseau, Jane Gillie & Friends, and Rita Kyle with Rick Morgan and Cam Salay.
Acoustic sessions with Billy & Jimmy. $1 hot dog fundraiser. All proceeds go to the Squamish Food Bank and the Howe Sound Women's Centre.
Celebrating its fifth season of musical theater, Broadway or Bust is pleased to present "Dear Edwina, Jr". With music and lyrics by Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich, composers of the hit cabaret number “Taylor the Latte Boy”, the show follows advice-giver extraordinaire, Edwina Spoonapple.
A melting pot of Greaser Punk Rock, Hillbilly Country and celtic influences, this is COLT.45’s recipe to get the party started. The 5-piece-rock’n’roll-bitch including bottle-bashed piano and accordion is mixing the hottest sounds of the last 50 years that makes you “Yeeehhaaaaww” while you’re havin’ a ride in your Chevy '57!!
Grizzly Bar and Grill
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.
A festival of the underground arts featuring electronic music, film, fashion, food and education. The event is held on JULY 24,25,26 2009 and is located 1 hour from Vancouver in the pristine Squamish Valley.
Celebrating its fifth season of musical theater, Broadway or Bust is pleased to present "Dear Edwina, Jr". With music and lyrics by Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich, composers of the hit cabaret number “Taylor the Latte Boy”, the show follows advice-giver extraordinaire, Edwina Spoonapple.
A melting pot of Greaser Punk Rock, Hillbilly Country and celtic influences, this is COLT.45’s recipe to get the party started. The 5-piece-rock’n’roll-bitch including bottle-bashed piano and accordion is mixing the hottest sounds of the last 50 years that makes you “Yeeehhaaaaww” while you’re havin’ a ride in your Chevy '57!!
Grizzly Bar and Grill
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
Cross Country Mountain Bike Race. 47 Kilometer Point-to-Point Epic Starts at Alice Lake, finishes in Rose park across from the Squamish Adventure Centre.
Squamish Nation Artists showcase their work for local and international buyers.
For more information contact Linda Williams, 604 892 5166
Totem Hall
Time TBA
Mark it on you summer calendar and come down to the Brennan Park Aquatic Centre to Celebrate the Lifesaving Societies National Drowning Prevention Week July 19th-25th. Join us in the weeklong celebration every day from 2:30-4pm for water safety demonstrations, games, skills development, prizes and fun.
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.
A festival of the underground arts featuring electronic music, film, fashion, food and education. The event is held on JULY 24,25,26 2009 and is located 1 hour from Vancouver in the pristine Squamish Valley.
On August 28, 1990, a convoy of 75 cars left the Mohawk community of Kahnawake and crossed Montreal's Mercier Bridge--straight into an angry mob that pelted the vehicles with rocks. The targets of this violence were Mohawk women, children and elders leaving Kahnawake, in fear of a possible advance by the Canadian army.
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.
The Sea to Sky Junior Golf Championship is a 54-hole stroke play gross competition. Please register early. The field size is limited. Entries accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Open to boys and girls 10 –18 yrs of age.
Locations:
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.
The Sea to Sky Junior Golf Championship is a 54-hole stroke play gross competition. Please register early. The field size is limited. Entries accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Open to boys and girls 10 –18 yrs of age.
Locations:
Join the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games
(VANOC) and its partners for an update on 2010 Winter Games planning. The evening will include
venue operating dates, live sites, security and transportation information, and a look ahead to the
daily operations of the Games.
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.
The Sea to Sky Junior Golf Championship is a 54-hole stroke play gross competition. Please register early. The field size is limited. Entries accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Open to boys and girls 10 –18 yrs of age.
Locations:
Lots of fun for mountain bike riders of all levels. Toonie races every second Wednesdays feature 1-1.5 hour course and sponsored post-race party. Social Rides are non-competitive guided rides for riders new to Squamish and/or mountain biking. Downhill races are open to everyone, and end with a backyard BBQ along with the social ride participants
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.
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.
Saturday, September 19 and Sunday, September 20, 2009
11:00 am to 4:30 pm each day
Call for Artists Deadline: Friday, July 31, 2009
ArtWalk is a showcase opportunity for Squamish Valley artists to invite the public into your studio, see your work and to buy direct from you.
Squamish Days is a weekend full of excitement, fun and action aimed to make every member of the family smile. There are music events, children's activities, a parade, wacky bed races, a 10 km run, pancake breakfast and two world class Loggers Sports Shows with competitors from all around the world.
North America's Original Slacklining Festival. Come join us for some slacking, hacking, huuping and dancing! Fun for all ages featuring bands, DJs, the Cirque de Dirt, and an interactive kids hour.
CU THERE!
Saturday, July 31
Nexen Beach, Squamish BC
A chair carving contest unique to Squamish in which chairs of all shapes and sizes are carved out of logs using chainsaws. Judging and auctioning of chairs takes place at approximately 5:00 pm, with all proceeds going to Big Brothers & Big Sisters Squamish. Squamish Station Mall.
Concert 4 A Cure is a benefit concert consisting of local musicians banding together to show their support for those infected with HIV/AIDS in Africa. 100% of all proceeds will go towards the Global Fund and help save lives and end the epidemic. 4 bands will be taking the stage at the Eagle Eye Theatre in Squamish during the Squamish Days Festival on July 31.
Sponsored by: Cardinal Concrete Ltd.
7:00pm - Cleveland Avenue, Downtown Squamish
The Brent Lee Band, constantly performing and touring, returns to Squamish for the Logger Sports weekend. Brent Lee has been nominated for and won many country music awards and his songs receive radio airplay around the world. The Brent Lee Band has recorded 4 albums. Dynamic. Innovative. Original. Canada`s best kept secret.
Grizzly Bar and Grill
Born in New York, Alex has worked in theatre and film for forty years and has appeared in over one hundred films, television shows and plays. He has an extensive directing background and is a highly respected acting teacher and coach in the Vancouver film community and the founder of The Bruhanski Acting Studio.
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.
Squamish Days is a weekend full of excitement, fun and action aimed to make every member of the family smile. There are music events, children's activities, a parade, wacky bed races, a 10 km run, pancake breakfast and two world class Loggers Sports Shows with competitors from all around the world.
The Brent Lee Band, constantly performing and touring, returns to Squamish for the Logger Sports weekend. Brent Lee has been nominated for and won many country music awards and his songs receive radio airplay around the world. The Brent Lee Band has recorded 4 albums. Dynamic. Innovative. Original. Canada`s best kept secret.
Grizzly Bar and Grill
Something just for the kids! Come and meet Ronald McDonald and friends. There will be races for all ages as well as special events including a decorated bicycle, wheelchair, or stroller contest. Plus many entertainers and other activities for kids of all ages.
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
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).
Al McIntosh Loggers Sports Grounds, during the shows both on Saturday and Sunday. The beef barbecue has been a Squamish Days tradition for the past 50 years. The meat is slowly cooked over a bed of alders and is a crowd favourite.
Sponsored by: 2009 Sponsors to be announced
1:30pm - Al McIntosh Loggers Sports Grounds (Please leave your dogs and coolers at home.)
North America's Original Slacklining Festival. Come join us for some slacking, hacking, huuping and dancing! Fun for all ages featuring bands, DJs, the Cirque de Dirt, and an interactive kids hour 3:00 - 4:00 pm.
CU THERE!
Saturday, August 1
Nexen Beach, Squamish BC
2:00 - 8:00 pm
Ready ... Set ... BINGO! Head to the Sea to Sky Hotel for a night of bingo fun. Special prizes for seniors! Doors open at 5:30PM. Must be 19+.
Sponsored by: the Royal Canadian Legion, Lions Club of Squamish, and the Squamish Days Loggers Sports Association.
6:45pm - Brennan Park Recreation Centre
On Saturday night the place to be is the Brennan Park Recreation Centre. Dance the night away to "Blind Pigeon", playing all your favourite tunes. Don’t forget your ID - everyone is required to show it at the door.
9:00pm - Brennan Park Recreation Centre
$15 – Must be 19+.
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.
Squamish Days is a weekend full of excitement, fun and action aimed to make every member of the family smile. There are music events, children's activities, a parade, wacky bed races, a 10 km run, pancake breakfast and two world class Loggers Sports Shows with competitors from all around the world.
The Brent Lee Band, constantly performing and touring, returns to Squamish for the Logger Sports weekend. Brent Lee has been nominated for and won many country music awards and his songs receive radio airplay around the world. The Brent Lee Band has recorded 4 albums. Dynamic. Innovative. Original. Canada`s best kept secret.
Grizzly Bar and Grill
Al McIntosh Loggers Sports Grounds, during the shows both on Saturday and Sunday. The beef barbecue has been a Squamish Days tradition for the past 50 years. The meat is slowly cooked over a bed of alders and is a crowd favourite.
Chieftain Centre, Downtown Squamish ** Note new location**
Adults $6.00 - Seniors & Children under 12 $5.00
7:00am -11:00am
The Squamish Days 10K Run will be a part of the newly established Lower Mainland Road Race Series. This series features ten of the best events in the Vancouver area, providing runners of all ages and abilities with the chance to compete against their peers.
Always a family favourite, the parade will begin at Vancouver Street, travel up Cleveland Avenue and end at the Chieftain Centre. Bring the family and enjoy the fun! Please keep in mind pets are sometimes spooked by sirens and musical instruments and may be more comfortable at home.
Sponsored by: Mountain Retreat Hotel and Suites
11:00am - Downtown Squamish
3rd Annual Dog Wash
Sunday, August 2, 2009
10:00am - 2:00pm
Squamish Dog Pound Parking Lot - 39901 Governmant Road
Phone:
(604) 849 0583
~ Sundays, 1 pm @ Squamish Adventure Centre ~
August 2 ~ The Real Place (2009, 5 min 29 s) & Trudeau’s Other Children (2005, 67 min 46 s)
The Real Place (2009, 5 min 29 s)
Come share the excitement as climbers virtually free fall down an 80’ climbing pole. Cheer your favourite event, competitor or country - the Kiwi and Aussie choppers, the Canadian birlers or the American climbers.
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.
Youth Sailing and Kayaking camp stating August 3 for four 5 day sessions 9 am - 4 pm at the Squamish Yacht Club. This program has never been offered in Squamish and we needs participants to make it a success. We have new sail boats, new kayaks, an experienced instructor and eager volunteers. All that we need now are the kids.
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.
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.
Lots of fun for mountain bike riders of all levels. Toonie races every second Wednesdays feature 1-1.5 hour course and sponsored post-race party. Social Rides are non-competitive guided rides for riders new to Squamish and/or mountain biking. Downhill races are open to everyone, and end with a backyard BBQ along with the social ride participants
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.
Jerry's Rangers is a program specially designed for 5-12 year olds and their families. Kids earn stickers as they complete programs. Kids bring your parents too so they can learn as well! Look for Jerry the Moose poster. All of the programs are for all ages so feel free to join in!
All programs are free. Meet at the Amphitheatre unless otherwise stated.
Jerry's Rangers is a program specially designed for 5-12 year olds and their families. Kids earn stickers as they complete programs. Kids bring your parents too so they can learn as well! Look for Jerry the Moose poster. All of the programs are for all ages so feel free to join in!
Thursday August 6
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.
Jerry's Rangers is a program specially designed for 5-12 year olds and their families. Kids earn stickers as they complete programs. Kids bring your parents too so they can learn as well! Look for Jerry the Moose poster. All of the programs are for all ages so feel free to join in!
All programs are free. Meet at the Amphitheatre unless otherwise stated.
Jerry's Rangers is a program specially designed for 5-12 year olds and their families. Kids earn stickers as they complete programs. Kids bring your parents too so they can learn as well! Look for Jerry the Moose poster. All of the programs are for all ages so feel free to join in!
Thursday August 6
(SOAR), 30th Anniversary. This 3 day event draws local and out of town racers to enjoy a weekend of sailing, dinner and a video capturing all the highlights of the weekend.
Fri Aug 7 :: Inflow Express :: PHRF (all) :: 1600 (Porteau Cove)
Trail Running Race follows the Test of Metal Course and more ...
• 50-mile solo trail ultramarathon - Start: 6 am, Saturday, August 8th
• 50-mile team relay - Start: 6 am, Saturday, August 8th
• 100-mile solo trail ultramarathon - Start: 12 Noon, Friday, August 7th
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.
Jerry's Rangers is a program specially designed for 5-12 year olds and their families. Kids earn stickers as they complete programs. Kids bring your parents too so they can learn as well! Look for Jerry the Moose poster. All of the programs are for all ages so feel free to join in!
All programs are free. Meet at the Amphitheatre unless otherwise stated.
Jerry's Rangers is a program specially designed for 5-12 year olds and their families. Kids earn stickers as they complete programs. Kids bring your parents too so they can learn as well! Look for Jerry the Moose poster. All of the programs are for all ages so feel free to join in!
Thursday August 6
(SOAR), 30th Anniversary. This 3 day event draws local and out of town racers to enjoy a weekend of sailing, dinner and a video capturing all the highlights of the weekend.
Fri Aug 7 :: Inflow Express :: PHRF (all) :: 1600 (Porteau Cove)
Trail Running Race follows the Test of Metal Course and more ...
• 50-mile solo trail ultramarathon - Start: 6 am, Saturday, August 8th
• 50-mile team relay - Start: 6 am, Saturday, August 8th
• 100-mile solo trail ultramarathon - Start: 12 Noon, Friday, August 7th
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
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.
Jerry's Rangers is a program specially designed for 5-12 year olds and their families. Kids earn stickers as they complete programs. Kids bring your parents too so they can learn as well! Look for Jerry the Moose poster. All of the programs are for all ages so feel free to join in!
All programs are free. Meet at the Amphitheatre unless otherwise stated.
Jerry's Rangers is a program specially designed for 5-12 year olds and their families. Kids earn stickers as they complete programs. Kids bring your parents too so they can learn as well! Look for Jerry the Moose poster. All of the programs are for all ages so feel free to join in!
Thursday August 6
(SOAR), 30th Anniversary. This 3 day event draws local and out of town racers to enjoy a weekend of sailing, dinner and a video capturing all the highlights of the weekend.
Fri Aug 7 :: Inflow Express :: PHRF (all) :: 1600 (Porteau Cove)
Previous organizers have returned full of energy to present the popular Sunshine Coast Rat race. Olympic XC on May 9, Downhill May 10.
AdventureSmart and Squamish Search and Rescue would like to invite you to ‘Trail Sense at The Chief”
Watch as fire transforms copper into incredible artisan work. From metal art to pottery, jewellery and more, you'll find a dazzling array or original crafts to treasure plus you'll enjoy LIVE demonstrations.
Guitar Workshop Plus - August 9-14 in Squamish The Ultimate Experience in Music Education At Guitar Workshop Plus we possess a strong commitment to music education. Join us this summer and treat yourself to a fun, educational, and music-filled experience!!
Gate practice & Single races Monday Nights, starting April 27. 5:00 pm registration.
Race - Aug 9 Sunday. Single. 10 am.
~ Sundays, 1 pm @ Squamish Adventure Centre ~
August 9 ~ Silent Messengers (2005, 93 min 35 s)
Squamish Coast Guard Auxilliary and Walsh Restorations present a Classic Drive-In Theatre Night. Showing Wolverine. Brennan park All Weather Fields. gates open 7 pm. Show starts at dusk.
Admission by donation
Food and Beverage offered onsite
(BBQ, popcorn,drinks, candy)
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.
Jerry's Rangers is a program specially designed for 5-12 year olds and their families. Kids earn stickers as they complete programs. Kids bring your parents too so they can learn as well! Look for Jerry the Moose poster. All of the programs are for all ages so feel free to join in!
All programs are free. Meet at the Amphitheatre unless otherwise stated.
Guitar Workshop Plus - August 9-14 in Squamish The Ultimate Experience in Music Education At Guitar Workshop Plus we possess a strong commitment to music education. Join us this summer and treat yourself to a fun, educational, and music-filled experience!!
Youth Sailing and Kayaking camp stating August 3 for four 5 day sessions 9 am - 4 pm at the Squamish Yacht Club. This program has never been offered in Squamish and we needs participants to make it a success. We have new sail boats, new kayaks, an experienced instructor and eager volunteers. All that we need now are the kids.
Come and join Squamish CAN at our next Network meeting. We enjoy a fun, informal atmosphere while learning about the possibilities for creative change in our community. Councillor Doug Race will be our special guest.
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.
Guitar Workshop Plus - August 9-14 in Squamish The Ultimate Experience in Music Education At Guitar Workshop Plus we possess a strong commitment to music education. Join us this summer and treat yourself to a fun, educational, and music-filled experience!!
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.
Guitar Workshop Plus - August 9-14 in Squamish The Ultimate Experience in Music Education At Guitar Workshop Plus we possess a strong commitment to music education. Join us this summer and treat yourself to a fun, educational, and music-filled experience!!
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
Full Schedule here and on website
Wednesday, August 12
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
Wednesday, August 12
5pm – 7pm Western Hemispheric Access Reception Eagle Eye Theatre
7pm – 11pm Local Heroes Night
BC/Canada speakers and films
Speakers: Will Stanhope and Peter Croft
Photo exhibit Eagle Eye Theatre
Lots of fun for mountain bike riders of all levels. Toonie races every second Wednesdays feature 1-1.5 hour course and sponsored post-race party. Social Rides are non-competitive guided rides for riders new to Squamish and/or mountain biking. Downhill races are open to everyone, and end with a backyard BBQ along with the social ride participants
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.
Guitar Workshop Plus - August 9-14 in Squamish The Ultimate Experience in Music Education At Guitar Workshop Plus we possess a strong commitment to music education. Join us this summer and treat yourself to a fun, educational, and music-filled experience!!
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
Full Schedule here and on website
Wednesday, August 12
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
Thursday, August 13
8pm – 1am Steep Shot Photo Comp Howe Sound Brew Pub
Explore our historic site after hours with Cindy Cardiff of Trek Photography as you snap some great shots of the many historic objects, mineralization forming in our 1912 tunnel and the stunning views inside Mill 3. Enjoy light refreshments while socializing in the Historic Machine shop, giving you time to chat with Cindy, ask questions and receive some critique on your shots.
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.
Guitar Workshop Plus - August 9-14 in Squamish The Ultimate Experience in Music Education At Guitar Workshop Plus we possess a strong commitment to music education. Join us this summer and treat yourself to a fun, educational, and music-filled experience!!
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
Full Schedule here and on website
Wednesday, August 12
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
Friday, August 14
7pm – 11pm Women that Rock Climb Night and films
Speakers: Lauren Lee, Audrey Gariepy and Ines Papert
Photo Exhibit Eagle Eye Theatre
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.
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
Full Schedule here and on website
Wednesday, August 12
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
9am – 4pm Gear and Equipment Trade Fair Squamish Adventure Centre
Noon – 4pm DYNO and Bouldering practice Squamish Adventure Centre
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
Simon Yates (Touching the Void) & Peter Croft featured at Squamish Mountain Festival
Have you ever wondered what really goes on when making an extreme adventure
film? How do you get the shot? What’s fact? What’s fiction? How much of an
‘expert’ do you have to be to get your films shown (and sold)?
Cheese Rolling is back, bigger and better than ever! Canada’s zaniest sporting event returns for second year. Dairy Farmers of Canada today announced the return of one of Canada’s wackiest downhill competitions.
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
7pm – 10pm Alpine Climbing Night and films
Speakers: Ian Parnell and Simon Yates
Photo Exhibit Eagle Eye Theatre
10pm – 2am Festival Finale Party Squamish Adventure Centre
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.
A grass-roots gathering to celebrate the magic of Squamish climbing, bouldering and mountain culture.
Full Schedule here and on website
Wednesday, August 12
Summer in the Sea to Sky area is a great time to get out outside and exercise! But why take the risk of going alone? Join a group of us for hikes Sunday mornings at 8:30 am (2-3 hours) and Tuesdays at 6:15 pm (approximately 1.5-2 hours), starting Sunday, July 12th running until August 30th.
Gear and equipment trade fair, flashed dyno comp, LaSportiva Twoonie Scrmble, beer garden and more at the Squamish Adventure Centre.
Watch as fire transforms copper into incredible artisan work. From metal art to pottery, jewellery and more, you'll find a dazzling array or original crafts to treasure plus you'll enjoy LIVE demonstrations.
Come Jump With us! Fun summer festival includes Caribbean music with Maffie and Crew. Limbo. Hoola hoop. Try your hand on the Pan. Contest Give Aways. Limbo Contest. Food. Wear something bright! No dogs. No Alcohol. 2nd Ave Squamish 3-7 pm.
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.
Youth Sailing and Kayaking camp stating August 3 for four 5 day sessions 9 am - 4 pm at the Squamish Yacht Club. This program has never been offered in Squamish and we needs participants to make it a success. We have new sail boats, new kayaks, an experienced instructor and eager volunteers. All that we need now are the kids.
Brennan park Playing Fields, 9:00 – 11:00 am.
The European Football School has rapidly earned an enviable reputation as a Soccer School of excellence. At EFS they have set out a European Soccer Fitness Philosophy with a well-structured program of technical skills developed by head coach, Saibo Talic.
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.
Brennan park Playing Fields, 9:00 – 11:00 am.
The European Football School has rapidly earned an enviable reputation as a Soccer School of excellence. At EFS they have set out a European Soccer Fitness Philosophy with a well-structured program of technical skills developed by head coach, Saibo Talic.
Summer in the Sea to Sky area is a great time to get out outside and exercise! But why take the risk of going alone? Join a group of us for hikes Sunday mornings at 8:30 am (2-3 hours) and Tuesdays at 6:15 pm (approximately 1.5-2 hours), starting Sunday, July 12th running until August 30th.
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.
Brennan park Playing Fields, 9:00 – 11:00 am.
The European Football School has rapidly earned an enviable reputation as a Soccer School of excellence. At EFS they have set out a European Soccer Fitness Philosophy with a well-structured program of technical skills developed by head coach, Saibo Talic.
Lots of fun for mountain bike riders of all levels. Toonie races every second Wednesdays feature 1-1.5 hour course and sponsored post-race party. Social Rides are non-competitive guided rides for riders new to Squamish and/or mountain biking. Downhill races are open to everyone, and end with a backyard BBQ along with the social ride participants
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.
Brennan park Playing Fields, 9:00 – 11:00 am.
The European Football School has rapidly earned an enviable reputation as a Soccer School of excellence. At EFS they have set out a European Soccer Fitness Philosophy with a well-structured program of technical skills developed by head coach, Saibo Talic.
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.
Brennan park Playing Fields, 9:00 – 11:00 am.
The European Football School has rapidly earned an enviable reputation as a Soccer School of excellence. At EFS they have set out a European Soccer Fitness Philosophy with a well-structured program of technical skills developed by head coach, Saibo Talic.
Ocean Port Hotel & Pub. $10 advance $12 at the door. Advance tix available at the OP Beer & Wine.
Doors 8:00 pm.
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.
Ocean Port Hotel & Pub. $10 advance $12 at the door. Advance tix available at the OP Beer & Wine.
Doors 8:00 pm.
Without a doubt the most original and enjoyable Mountain Bike event EVER! What we have here is a deluxe Mountain Bike tour of the trails in Valleycliffe British Columbia.
Included is a fruit booth, and a literal mountain of prizes.
Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=10378831738
Hosted by Jen Segger - Challenge by Choice Coaching Focus will be on the mountain bike and trail run. We will go over transition and swim as well but it will not be the focus of the clinic. We will pre-ride the course, discuss transition, swim, race day nutrition on race day.
Join us at the second annual In-SHUCK-ch Days on August 22nd and 23rd in Skatin, located along the Lillooet Lake Forest Service road in the scenic Lillooet River Valley. In-SHUCK-ch Days will be two days of fun for the whole family! There will be free food, live music, traditional First Nations games and activities, a children’s fun zone and much more.
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
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.
Join us at the second annual In-SHUCK-ch Days on August 22nd and 23rd in Skatin, located along the Lillooet Lake Forest Service road in the scenic Lillooet River Valley. In-SHUCK-ch Days will be two days of fun for the whole family! There will be free food, live music, traditional First Nations games and activities, a children’s fun zone and much more.
Come ride the West Coast Railway Heritage Park's mini rails during our annual Mini Rail Day. Resdient and visiting engines will be operating all day so come and ride behind one or all.
View the Garden Railway and see our collection of over 90 pieces of full size rolling stock including the Royal Hudson.
Enjoy a scenic 100 km vehicle-supported road bike ride from Pemberton to Anderson lake and back. A range of pace groups will be represented. Join us afterwards back in Squamish for a BBQ and tales of the day's adventures.
Hosted by the Squamish Titans. Must be a member of the Titans to participate
Summer in the Sea to Sky area is a great time to get out outside and exercise! But why take the risk of going alone? Join a group of us for hikes Sunday mornings at 8:30 am (2-3 hours) and Tuesdays at 6:15 pm (approximately 1.5-2 hours), starting Sunday, July 12th running until August 30th.
Watch as fire transforms copper into incredible artisan work. From metal art to pottery, jewellery and more, you'll find a dazzling array or original crafts to treasure plus you'll enjoy LIVE demonstrations.
~ Sundays, 1 pm @ Squamish Adventure Centre ~
August 23 ~ Northern Greetings/Des Novelles Du Nord (2009, 92 min 44 s)
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.
Youth Sailing and Kayaking camp stating August 3 for four 5 day sessions 9 am - 4 pm at the Squamish Yacht Club. This program has never been offered in Squamish and we needs participants to make it a success. We have new sail boats, new kayaks, an experienced instructor and eager volunteers. All that we need now are the kids.
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.
Summer in the Sea to Sky area is a great time to get out outside and exercise! But why take the risk of going alone? Join a group of us for hikes Sunday mornings at 8:30 am (2-3 hours) and Tuesdays at 6:15 pm (approximately 1.5-2 hours), starting Sunday, July 12th running until August 30th.
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.
Lots of fun for mountain bike riders of all levels. Toonie races every second Wednesdays feature 1-1.5 hour course and sponsored post-race party. Social Rides are non-competitive guided rides for riders new to Squamish and/or mountain biking. Downhill races are open to everyone, and end with a backyard BBQ along with the social ride participants
Howe Sound Men's Soccer once again welcomes all new players and/or teams to the league starting Sunday, Sep 13, at 10:00 am. Brennan park. Practice times are Thursday nights 6 pm on Field 1, starting Thursday Aug 27. This season, the league hopes to have at least six teams involved, having had as many as 10 teams in the past.
Come on down for table hockey and other fundraising events to help raise money for Marc 'Fencepost' Griffin - a popular Squamish local and talented writer, Marc is struggling with MS and needs a laptop to continue his work.
Festivities start at 9:00 pm
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.
Two productions, three nights. Join us for our inaugural Summer Theatre Festival in Whistler at the Squamish Lil'Wat Cultural Centre.
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.
Two productions, three nights. Join us for our inaugural Summer Theatre Festival in Whistler at the Squamish Lil'Wat Cultural Centre.
This weekend retreat will combine the ancient practice of Yoga and the revolutionary form of brain-body learning developed by Moshe Feldenkrais called The Feldenkrais® Method.
Copperdome Lodge
www.copperdomelodge.com
Pemberton, British Columbia
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.
Two productions, three nights. Join us for our inaugural Summer Theatre Festival in Whistler at the Squamish Lil'Wat Cultural Centre.
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
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.
Summer in the Sea to Sky area is a great time to get out outside and exercise! But why take the risk of going alone? Join a group of us for hikes Sunday mornings at 8:30 am (2-3 hours) and Tuesdays at 6:15 pm (approximately 1.5-2 hours), starting Sunday, July 12th running until August 30th.
My Ancestors Were Rogues and Murderers (2005, 55 min 12 s) - It was a PR coup that launched the animal rights movement onto the international stage.
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.
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.
Volunteers needed to fill positions. Everyone welcome!
AGM Sep 1
7:30 pm
Brennan Park Junior Lounge
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.
John Weston, MP and the Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages invite you to a funding announcement in Squamish, one of Canada's Outdoor Recreation Capitals.
10:30 - 11:20 am
September 2
West Coast Railway Heritage Park
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.
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.
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.
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
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm.
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Adults $8
Meet our new mascot and tour our new bus!
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.
Cure for Love (2008, 59 min 04 s) There's a bride, a groom and the usual happy crowd of well-wishers. But this is no ordinary wedding. Ana and Brian are ex-gays - adherents to a controversial evangelical movement that purports to convert gay people into heterosexuals.
The GrassRoots Jam at the BAG is celebrating its 5th Anniversary. Before the GrassRoots Jam at the BAG there were very few places in Squamish that local musicians could get together and play and certainly nothing with the atmosphere that the Brackendale Art Gallery offers.
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.
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.
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.
Autumn Tales is a musical adventure into autumn for kids ages 3-5. Local enironmental educator, Kimberly Armour, and musician Scott Gaudette, will lead the group on a journey exploring the sounds, smells, sights and texture of the changing season. Participants will learn about salmon, insects and other critters that share our community.
Let's Rock! Curling is a fun, social sport that keeps you active during the winter months in Squamish. The game is suited to both beginners and experienced players, and can accommodate singles, couples or teams of four. Howe Sound Curling Program runs from October through March with Leagues for Seniors, Men, Women, Mixed and Monday Night Charity league.
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.
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.
More than twenty invited Canadian authors and editors will descend on Whistler this fall as special guests in a weekend-long siege of word-wielding and poetry-slinging at the eighth Whistler Readers and Writers Festival September 11-13, 2009.
Hockey players over 35 who want to play non-contact hockey in a fun and social non-competitive atmosphere are welcome. Come to our Friendship Tournament - all are welcome to play.
September 11-12
Brennan Park
2009-2010 season begins September 13
Live music every weekend at the Grizzly Bar and Grill, side entrance, Sea to Sky Hotel - Garibaldi Estates (next to Extra Foods).
Pool tables. Dance Floor. No Cover Ever!
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.
More than twenty invited Canadian authors and editors will descend on Whistler this fall as special guests in a weekend-long siege of word-wielding and poetry-slinging at the eighth Whistler Readers and Writers Festival September 11-13, 2009.
Hockey players over 35 who want to play non-contact hockey in a fun and social non-competitive atmosphere are welcome. Come to our Friendship Tournament - all are welcome to play.
September 11-12
Brennan Park
2009-2010 season begins September 13
Live music every weekend at the Grizzly Bar and Grill, side entrance, Sea to Sky Hotel - Garibaldi Estates (next to Extra Foods).
Pool tables. Dance Floor. No Cover Ever!
Are you man enough to walk a mile in her shoes? The Howe Sound Women' Centre is looking for men to walk a mile in women's shoes, literally! Register to walk a short downtown loop in women's shoes and raise money to suport the Howe Sound Women's Society community programs.
To register
Phone: 604 892 5748
Email: info@hswc.ca
Enter your produce & crafts! Over 50 vandors. Food & Live Music. Games for all ages. Zucchini Races. Face Painting. Hay Rides. Famr Animals. Mini Golf.
15h Annual Brackendale Fall Fair. A Walk in the Park
At the Fair Grounds located in the Brackendale Farmers Institute park between the Brackendale Art Gallery and Brackendale Elementary School
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
All families with abies born in the last year are welcome to attend this annual event. Join the staff of the Squamish Library for storytime, a tour of the library, refreshments and an opportunity to meet other new parents. Each baby will receive a free gift from the library.
Call 604 892 3110 to RSVP
Cause is to raise money for a music/art room for the Squamish Youth Centre.
Where : At the Skate park and Squamish Youth Resource Centre
Food: Toonie BBQ or bring a perishable can for the Youth Centre Emergency Food bank.
Menu: Corn, Hot dogs and Hamburgers
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.
More than twenty invited Canadian authors and editors will descend on Whistler this fall as special guests in a weekend-long siege of word-wielding and poetry-slinging at the eighth Whistler Readers and Writers Festival September 11-13, 2009.
8 km and 15 km Trail Runs.
Alice Lake Provincial Park, Squamish, BC
Start - 9 am
The English Hunter Show will feature 29 Novice, Juinor, Intermediate, Senior and Open events including hunter hack x-poles and English pleasure. Langley's Wendy Elliott wll judge the competition which is expected to feature locals as well as riders from Pemberton.
Show starts 9:30 am. To compete, members pay $8 per ticket, non-members $10 per ticket.
Time to register the kids for their fall and winter programs! Girl Guides, Cadets, Sports Teams, many groups will have tables with information and registration available.
Brennan Park Rec Centre
10 am - 2 pm
SUNDAY Sep 13
Looking to get rid of that treadmill? Rent a table and sell your stuff. Call Brennan Park to book your table 604 898 3604
Brennan Park Rec Centre
10 am - 2 pm
September 13
Come Buy, Sell, Swap, Socialize, and Sign up and Brennan Park Recreation Centre's Outdoor Gear and Sports Swap & Community Registration Day!
Reserve your table today!
1 Table $15
2 Tables $25
Register online at www.squamishlive.ca or come by Brennan Park.
For more information call 604-898-3604
Tell all your friends - the more the merrier! Hope to see you there!
This fundraising walk will be held in communities across the province. In Squamish, the walk starts at the SPCA on Government Road (next to the river) from 11 am - 3 pm. There will be dog agility demonstrations, games, prizes and a bbq before the walk that starts at 1:00 pm. To register, spca.bc.ca/walk or call 604 898 9890 for more information
Gate practice & Single races Monday Nights, starting April 27. 5:00 pm registration.
Race - September 13 Sunday. 11 am.
Souvenir of Canada (2006, 70 min) - Souvenir of Canada is a spectacular documentary special about who we are as Canadians at the dawn of the 21st Century.
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.
We are pleased to announce the Grand Opening of the Open Door Society's Squamish drop-in centre for single mothers & their pre-school children on Monday, September 14, 2009 at 9:30am. We are located at 1930 Diamond Rd. Garibaldi Highlands, BC at the St. John's Anglican Church (behind Extra Foods). We meet every Monday (except holidays) from 9:30am to 12:30pm.
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.
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.
The BC Seniors Games is an annual, multi-sport event hosted by a different BC Community each year. They are one of the largest Games organized within BC with approximately 3,500 participants, aged 55 plus from all over the Province.
The West Coast Railway Heritage Park will host the 2009 Association of Railway Museums Conference. Much has changed since ARM last visited our home in 1999, and that will be central to the theme of the 2009 conference as we illustrate "Changing Scenes - the story of the development of a railway museum".
Held in the Great Room of the new Squamish Senior Centre, 1201 Village Green Way in the Solterra Development.
Those attending will be given a tour of the beautiful new facility and refreshments will be served at the end of the meeting. Please attend and help make our new centre a huge success. For info cal Ray Miles 604 898 4316
Frankie Ferguson offers scrapbook workshops in Brackendale using Creative Memories products. Call Frankie for more information 898 9243
Let's Rock! Curling is a fun, social sport that keeps you active during the winter months in Squamish. The game is suited to both beginners and experienced players, and can accommodate singles, couples or teams of four. Howe Sound Curling Program runs from October through March with Leagues for Seniors, Men, Women, Mixed and Monday Night Charity league.
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.
The BC Seniors Games is an annual, multi-sport event hosted by a different BC Community each year. They are one of the largest Games organized within BC with approximately 3,500 participants, aged 55 plus from all over the Province.
The West Coast Railway Heritage Park will host the 2009 Association of Railway Museums Conference. Much has changed since ARM last visited our home in 1999, and that will be central to the theme of the 2009 conference as we illustrate "Changing Scenes - the story of the development of a railway museum".
Free public lecture given by Dr. David Helfand, President of Quest University Canada and Chair of the Astronomy Department, Columbia University, New York.
Squamish Public Library, 7:00 pm
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.
The BC Seniors Games is an annual, multi-sport event hosted by a different BC Community each year. They are one of the largest Games organized within BC with approximately 3,500 participants, aged 55 plus from all over the Province.
The West Coast Railway Heritage Park will host the 2009 Association of Railway Museums Conference. Much has changed since ARM last visited our home in 1999, and that will be central to the theme of the 2009 conference as we illustrate "Changing Scenes - the story of the development of a railway museum".
All Star Wrestling returns to Squamish at the Totem Hall with a fundraiser for the Recreation department programs.
Alice Lake Provincial Park, Squamish, BC 8 km and 15 km Trail Runs. 9:00 am start. Watch for more information soon.
Presented by Challenge by Choice. Experience some of the most scenic trails around Squamish in the 5th Annual
LOOP THE LAKES TRAIL RUN
Live music every weekend at the Grizzly Bar and Grill, side entrance, Sea to Sky Hotel - Garibaldi Estates (next to Extra Foods).
Pool tables. Dance Floor. No Cover Ever!
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.
The BC Seniors Games is an annual, multi-sport event hosted by a different BC Community each year. They are one of the largest Games organized within BC with approximately 3,500 participants, aged 55 plus from all over the Province.
The West Coast Railway Heritage Park will host the 2009 Association of Railway Museums Conference. Much has changed since ARM last visited our home in 1999, and that will be central to the theme of the 2009 conference as we illustrate "Changing Scenes - the story of the development of a railway museum".
Live music every weekend at the Grizzly Bar and Grill, side entrance, Sea to Sky Hotel - Garibaldi Estates (next to Extra Foods).
Pool tables. Dance Floor. No Cover Ever!
Squamish Karaoke Star Contest at the Ocean Port Hotel -runs 5 consecutive Saturdays from Sept. 12th to Oct. 10th
-cash prizes 1st place -$600, 2nd place -$300, 3rd place -$100
-we need at least 15 participants so come on sign up and lets see what you've got!!
Learn to paint and sketch outdoors. We will learn what equipment you need and what not to take. Weather permitting, we will then go out and paint at a local beauty spot. Suitable for all levels of experience
Join us for a weekend art workshop. Saturday $58 per class 9:30 - 4:00 pm
To register call 604 898 3604 or visit www.squamishlive.ca
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
The Cheakamus Challenge features the finest course on the planet that will make you realize why this race is the “King of the Classics”.
The full pull features over 70km of riding over the full spectrum of terrain that will blow you away.
Hiring for our new Squamish Location. Come and meet our management team to find out about the great opportunities available. We offer wages that match your experience and outstanding benefits, including flexible hours and employee discounts
Sea to Sky Hotel
10 am - 5 pm.
September 19, 2009
1-866-678-6166
On the weekend of the 19th Trinity Romance Shop, Squamish Visuals, and Laurel Terlesky will bring you a component of Squamishs annual Artwalk like it's never been done!
Slide show with Michael, photographer and researcher, illustrating foraging behaviours and relationships between weight gain, berries and cubs amongst the longest studied black bear population in Whistler.
Kids will enjoy making crafts, playing in the bouncy castle, listening to bear stories and having a chance to win prizes.
ArtWalk is VISUALS' showcase weekend event, held every September. Artists throughout Squamish open up their studios and other exhibition spaces to provide you with the unique opportunity to meet them in the places where they create their pieces of fine art. Discover their drive, inspiration and talent through the rich and diverse displays throughout our galleries, shops and artist studios.
Between Shifts Theatre auditions for4 the Christmas musical panto Sleeping Beauty at the Sea to Sky Hotel. Be prepared to sing a song, do a cold read, and some theatre exercises.
Director Kathy Daniels
Asst Director Paul Fletcher
Two Days September 18 7 pm September 19 1 pm
Sea to Sky Hotel
Between Shifts Theatre auditions for4 the Christmas musical panto Sleeping Beauty at the Sea to Sky Hotel. Be prepared to sing a song, do a cold read, and some theatre exercises.
Director Kathy Daniels
Asst Director Paul Fletcher
Two Days September 18 7 pm September 19 1 pm
Sea to Sky Hotel
SERF 2009 ~ The Squamish Equinox Rock Festival is an outdoor concert on the Squamish waterfront featuring live music, a beach bar, bonfire, and amazing 360 degree views. An all-ages event from 2 pm to late with live bands, live DJ, slack lining, outdoor video games and children's kid zone and much more. SERF has a community vibe inclusive of all.
Celebrating 10 Years in Squamish. Join us for an extraordinary day of events.
Chinese dinner and celebrations start at 6:00 pm ($15)
All Welcome
Free Tai Chi Sessions at 5:00 pm
Totem Hall, 102 Stawamus Road
Call 604 898-3188 to register for workshop
RSVP for dinner by September 12
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm.
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Adults $8
Meet our new mascot and tour our new bus!
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.
The West Coast Railway Heritage Park will host the 2009 Association of Railway Museums Conference. Much has changed since ARM last visited our home in 1999, and that will be central to the theme of the 2009 conference as we illustrate "Changing Scenes - the story of the development of a railway museum".
ArtWalk is VISUALS' showcase weekend event, held every September. Artists throughout Squamish open up their studios and other exhibition spaces to provide you with the unique opportunity to meet them in the places where they create their pieces of fine art. Discover their drive, inspiration and talent through the rich and diverse displays throughout our galleries, shops and artist studios.
Off-Road Triathlon and Duathlon, full and half distance races, as well as a Kids of Steel race. Race is a mixture of lake swim, mountain bike and trail run. The event starts and finishes at Alice Lake. Recently named as one of the 20 Marquee Races to do in 2009 by Triathlon Canada Magazine.
We have arranged another BMX race clinic with 2 time AA Canadian ABA Pro Nick Goertzen. Whether you want to continue to work on the skills you have developed throughout the season or if you want to perfect some skills in time for the Canadian Grands, now is your chance to get tips from one of the best. Open to all ages and abilities.
The TD Bank in Squamish is joining the nationwide TD Great Canadian Shoreline Clean Up by organizing a volunteer cleen up of Brohm Lake on Sunday Sep 20. Meet at Brohm Lake parking lot 10 am. All supplies will be handed out at the site. Prizes will also be handed out for hard-wprking cleaners willing to get their hands dirty. For more info www.vanaqua.org/cleanup
Deeley's to Squamish Ride and Squamish Classic Car Club annual Show and Shine. Annual Ride through the mountains to Squamish. Registration starts at 10 a.m. and ride leaves Trev Deeley Motorcycles (1875 Boundary Road, Vancouver) at 11:00 a.m.
Community event: everyone is welcome. BBQ, music and more. Fundraiser for the Squamish Hospital.
New to Squamish and Sea-to-Sky, The Sound Youth Chorus is a non-profit, a capella, auditioned community choir for girls aged 13-18
We meet Sundays from 6pm-8pm in the Squamish Arts Council Building on Cleveland Avenue (in Pavillion Park).
Directed by: Kelly Coubrough
Auditions: Sunday, September 20 at 6:00pm
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.
Dianne Gaines of Vannoort Bulbs will be the featured speaker at the meeting of Squamish Gardeners tonight. Her talk will be about spring bulbs and she will demonstarte layering of bulbs for the best effect. Non-members are welcome to attend for a fee of $5
Squamish Library
7:00 pm
Two evenings of movies, discussion, and local knowledge: Learn about renewable energy options in Squamish and start saving now!!
Monday, September 21st: Earth Energy – Do we have what it takes to be cool?
Monday, September 28th: The Fifth State – Airing out our laundry
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.
Cost: $25 Members, $35 Non-Members or members who book on the same day of the event (prices include GST). Early Bird rate of $20 for members who register and pay in full by Sunday, Septemeber 13th, 2009. Contact Carolyn at carolyn@squamishchamber.com, or 604.815.4990 to register, space is limited.
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.
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.
Please consider joining us for the 1st Annual Kermode Golf Tournament. This special day helps raise funds to support our student-athletes.
This year the event will be held on Thursday, September 24th at the well-manicured Squamish Valley Golf Club in Squamish, B.C.
Registration begins at 10 AM, with tee-off at 11 AM.
The tournament, held at the Squamish Valley Golf and Country Club, will be a scramble format with an 11 am shotgun start and dinner to follow at the university's restaurant. Contact Sean Shook if interested in sponsoring or for more information. sean.shook@questu.ca
The Media Arts Society of Squamish brings MASS CINEMA, a monthly film screening series of the best in Canadian and world cinema
Frankie Ferguson offers scrapbook workshops in Brackendale using Creative Memories products. Call Frankie for more information 898 9243
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.
Special skate day helps battle the blahs on friday's Pro D Day. Meet your friends - take the bus!
Noon - 1:45 pm.
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.
Squamish Karaoke Star Contest at the Ocean Port Hotel -runs 5 consecutive Saturdays from Sept. 12th to Oct. 10th
-cash prizes 1st place -$600, 2nd place -$300, 3rd place -$100
-we need at least 15 participants so come on sign up and lets see what you've got!!
Learn how to paint beautiful florals, using hard and soft edges to create emotion in your pictures, how and when to isolate a subject, create a background that flatters your subject, plus much more.
Join us for a weekend art workshop. Saturday $58 per class 9:30 - 4:00 pm
To register call 604 898 3604 or visit www.squamishlive.ca
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
While the trip has been considerably shortened, our community has a historical link to Vancouver as people in our community have utilized the city’s services for goods and services, man power, dentist appointments and even child birth!
Fundraiser starts at 6 pm. For more information call Donna Billy 604 892 5779
Totem Hall
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm.
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Adults $8
Meet our new mascot and tour our new bus!
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.
Hosted by the Squamish Streamkeepers in celebration of BC Rivers Day. Meet at Brennan Channels, one kilometre east of the Brennan Park Recreation Centre on the road to the gravel quarry. Waer suitable footwear. Donuts will be offered.
Invite all the girls you know that may be interested for a girl only clinic with the 2008 Canadian National Champion and current 2009 points leader in Girl Cruiser class, Laura Knowles. Laura races with the Langley track and she is very passionate about teaching and encouraging more girls to get involved with BMX.
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.
Two evenings of movies, discussion, and local knowledge: Learn about renewable energy options in Squamish and start saving now!!
Monday, September 21st: Earth Energy – Do we have what it takes to be cool?
Monday, September 28th: The Fifth State – Airing out our laundry
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.
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.
Are you curious about a school which ignites a life-long love of learning? Discover exciting education options in your own backyard! Cedar Valley Waldorf School tours take place the last Wednesday of every month beginning Sept 30, from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m.
38265 Westway Avenue in Valleycliffe. Join us to learn how Waldorf education engages children at each stage of development.
Inside Edge is an independent network of local businesses and individuals working in the high-tech and knowledge-based industries. The group supports business development through networking, awareness and advocacy. Meetings are free and open to all local industry professionals.
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.
The Squamish Community Foundation cordially invites you to our Fall Gala and Granting Ceremony. Appetizers and Refreshments will be served. Guest Speakers. Entertainment
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.
The Sea to Sky Restorative Justice Society is hosting Community Justice Facilitator Training. There is a cafeteria on site. Restorative Justice is an approach than enables parties to discuss how an incident has impacted their lives, repairs harm done and reintegrates individuals into the community.
We are back! Refunked, refurbished and refreshed. The only nightclub in Squamish! DJ Taz joins us once again with a whole new lineup. Drink specials, giveaways, and much more.
October 2, 9 pm until late
C-Level Nightclub, in Chieftain Hotel
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.
Squamish Karaoke Star Contest at the Ocean Port Hotel -runs 5 consecutive Saturdays from Sept. 12th to Oct. 10th
-cash prizes 1st place -$600, 2nd place -$300, 3rd place -$100
-we need at least 15 participants so come on sign up and lets see what you've got!!
Learn how to achieve correct proportions, likeness and true skin tones
Join us for a weekend art workshop. Saturday $58 per class 9:30 - 4:00 pm
To register call 604 898 3604 or visit www.squamishlive.ca
Join IMBA representatives, local bike shops and local bike clubs for a family bike ride.
Starts at Brennan Park Rec Centre
1:00 pm October 3, Saturday
Rally and Minute of Silence at Pavilion Park 1:00 - 2:00 pm. Then Films, Discussions and Awards, Brennan Park 3:00 - 9:00 pm.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm.
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Adults $8
Meet our new mascot and tour our new bus!
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.
Come enjoy and evening of local talent. Everyone welcome! Regulars include Carolyn Grass, Rick Morgan, Rita Kyle, Andy & Jim, Rick, Joe and more
Brackendale Art Gallery
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.
Residents are invited to join park planners with the District of Squamish for a public information meeting to discuss the Park. Everyone is welcome to attend and provide comments and suggestions.
Meeting starts 6:30 pm
Brennan Park Junior Lounge
Come and join Squamish CAN at our next Network meeting. We enjoy a fun, informal atmosphere while learning about the possibilities for creative change in our community. Bring your own ideas if you have them, or help us develop exciting projects for collective action.
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.
VISUALS will be holding a jurying of artwork on Tuesday, Oct 6, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m., at the Squamish Arts Council Building which will see 35 pieces of art selected from approximately 90 submissions by member artists. The selected works will be displayed at the Silk Purse Gallery in West Vancouver in December during a group show themed "Seeing Red", lasting
Susan Carmody will be hosting an opening reception for her photography show, titled 'Fleeting Moments' at The Foyer Gallery in the Squamish Public Library. The reception is from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Susan promises lots of appies and beverages.
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.
Cost - $10 - members
Non members welcome $20
Sponsor: Allsite IT www.allsiteit.com
Come and share a drink and some great appy`s. No RSVP required.
A casual fun,after work, social event monthly to encourage chamber members to meet with other chamber members and make valuable business contacts.
At the Nest Restaurant. Silent auction and music. All proceeds from food will go to the family of Randy Holden. To hlelp or donate contact Meghan 604 898 5421 or beehivehairsalon@shaw.ca
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.
Check out the Wilkie Building! This month’s membership meeting will take place on Thursday, October 8th at 4 pm at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park. Members and new members are welcome to attend.
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.
Women of the Sea to Sky Corridor. Here is a chance to voice your opinion! You are invited to attend the Sea to Sky Maternity Care Forum on Friday, October 9, 2009 from 8:30-12:30 at Quest University Squamish, B.C.
This weekend live at the Grizzly Bar and Grill. In the Sea to Sky Hotel, Garibaldi Estates.
Friday and Saturday Night
No cover ever!
Starts 9:00 pm
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.
This weekend live at the Grizzly Bar and Grill. In the Sea to Sky Hotel, Garibaldi Estates.
Friday and Saturday Night
No cover ever!
Starts 9:00 pm
Squamish Karaoke Star Contest at the Ocean Port Hotel -runs 5 consecutive Saturdays from Sept. 12th to Oct. 10th
-cash prizes 1st place -$600, 2nd place -$300, 3rd place -$100
-we need at least 15 participants so come on sign up and lets see what you've got!!
Donations can be made to the Squamish Health Care Foundation for the purchase of a CT scanner, a cause that kept Dr. Kindree actively fundraising over the last few years.
Date: Saturday, October 10th, 2009
Time: 11 a.m.
Location: Howe Sound Secondary
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm.
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Adults $8
Meet our new mascot and tour our new bus!
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.
It's Fire Prevention Week across Canada and Firefighters are planning various events including free hotdogs, a kids firefighter combat challenge, fire safety house and hall tours and a demonstration of the Jaws of Life.
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.
Thanksgiving Day Swim Oct 12 12:30 - 3:30 Brennan Park
Thanksgiving Day Skate Oct 12 1:00 - 3:00 Brennan Park
Join us for our annual Brackendale Friends & Neighbours Thanksgiving Dinner. Please bring a starter, side dish, salad or dessert. RSVP is essential 604 898 3333 or info@brackendaleartgallery.com
Service in the Chapel at 5:00 pm
Dinner at 6:00 pm
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.
The Chief invites you to a mixer at Pepe & Gringos for Home Based Business people. Free admission. Free appies. Free chance to promote your business.
Call Lynn 604 892 9161 to confirm attendance
5:00 - 7:00 pm
Pepe and Gringos
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.
The Squamish Health Unit in collaboration with the Squamish Senior Centre host the 10 Annual Wellness Fair on Octobr 14 at the new Squamish Seniors Centre. Located at 1201 Village Green Way on the lower floor of the Clock Tower Building in the downtown Eagle Wind development.
Flu vaccines available for people 65 years of age or older, bring your care card and wear short sleeves.
ages 7-12 Wed October 14 4:45 - 6:15 pm Kids will be introduced to a design board and different types of glass beads to create their own necklace and stretchy bracelets. Brennan Park Rec Centre 604-898-3604
The District of Squamish invites you to participate in the discussion of the draft Official Community Plan that was given First Reading by Council in July 2009. Open House Forums Wednesday October 14 and Thursday October 15, 2009 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sea-to-Sky Hotel Ballroom 40330 Tantalus Way, Garibaldi Estates
Premier of New World Disorder 10: Dust and Bones, a freeride mountain bike film. The 19 and over show features the final chapter in the popular downhill/freeride saga shot in HD with RED cameras. All proceeds go to the GK Ripper Foundation.
The Nest Restaurant
Doors open 7:00 pm. Show starts 9:00 pm. Tix $20 and are only available at the door.
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.
The District of Squamish invites you to participate in the discussion of the draft Official Community Plan that was given First Reading by Council in July 2009. Open House Forums Wednesday October 14 and Thursday October 15, 2009 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sea-to-Sky Hotel Ballroom 40330 Tantalus Way, Garibaldi Estates
The lecture series sponsored by the Squamish Public Library and Quest University continues with Dr. Glen Van Brummelen, co-ordinator of Mathematics at Quest university.
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.
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.
The District of Squamish’s fall burn week for disposal of dry garden debris is from Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 25. During this period residents can burn their garden debris by purchasing a $10.00 burning permit at Squamish Fire Rescue (cash or checks only please) located at 40439 Tantalus Road.
Out of "The Recreation Capital" of B.C., Canada, Brandy Lynn, has become a survivor of life with the help of her emotional outlets (guitar and vocals). Boldly she now steps into our hearts as a singer/songwriter. Many have described her as having a very uniquely captivating, dry and soothing voice.
The auditorium is filled with tables where families sell and swap their kids stuff. Fantastic opportunity to find everything you need for baby and family.
Brennan Park Rec Centre
October 17
9 am - 1 pm
Call Brennan Park to book your table 604 898 3604
Family goods and sports equipment
How to choose your subject, eliminate unnecessary objects, interesting colours and mix the thousands of greens you will see in nature
Join us for a weekend art workshop. Saturday $58 per class 9:30 - 4:00 pm
To register call 604 898 3604 or visit www.squamishlive.ca
Free workshops will be available at the Squamish Public Library.
Osteoarthritis and You from Noon - 2:00 pm.
Joint Protection and Pain Management from 2:10 - 4:00 pm
A highlight of this event is the raffle sponsored by the Hilltop House Support Society and the delicious baked goodies.
October 17
1:30 - 3:00 pm
Hilltop House, above the Squamish Hospital in Valleycliffe
Sea to Sky Community Services Society is holding its 2nd Annual 'Diamonds & Pearls Gala Fundraiser' at Totem Hall on October 17, 2009. Our first Gala was so successful that we've decided to make this an annual event, so join us for an evening of music, dinner and dancing, as well as Door Prizes and a Silent Auction.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm.
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Adults $8
Meet our new mascot and tour our new bus!
'Sounds of the Solar System' with David Hickey of Crystal Journey.
Saturday, Oct 17th, 7:30pm
Squamish Adventure Centre
38551 Logger's Lane, Squamish, BC.
Tickets $15/person at the door.

Once the 10 finalists are selected from the qualifying Saturdays (Sept 12 -Oct 10) Its time to go head to head for the ULTIMATE sing-off !!' Come cheer on your favorite singer as they go for the first prize of $600 CASH!!
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.
The District of Squamish’s fall burn week for disposal of dry garden debris is from Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 25. During this period residents can burn their garden debris by purchasing a $10.00 burning permit at Squamish Fire Rescue (cash or checks only please) located at 40439 Tantalus Road.
Sea to Sky Community Services Society is holding its 2nd Annual 'Diamonds & Pearls Gala Fundraiser' at Totem Hall on October 17, 2009. Our first Gala was so successful that we've decided to make this an annual event, so join us for an evening of music, dinner and dancing, as well as Door Prizes and a Silent Auction.
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.
The District of Squamish’s fall burn week for disposal of dry garden debris is from Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 25. During this period residents can burn their garden debris by purchasing a $10.00 burning permit at Squamish Fire Rescue (cash or checks only please) located at 40439 Tantalus Road.
When we move towards open & honest communication we become open to the possibilities of what we can create together. By integrating a safe model for effective communication you create an environment that fosters trust, connection, listening and curiosity. The result is personal relationships, which are natural easy, and flowing.
Learn to slackline! Try this fun new way to exercise! Slacklining will help you develop balance, concentration and self-confidence. Slacklining exercises are performed on 1" nylon webbing and raised off the ground. All ages welcome!
Monday 8 - 10PM
Brennan Park gym.
Drop-in kids $8 Adults $10.
For more info call 604-898-3604.
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.
The District of Squamish’s fall burn week for disposal of dry garden debris is from Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 25. During this period residents can burn their garden debris by purchasing a $10.00 burning permit at Squamish Fire Rescue (cash or checks only please) located at 40439 Tantalus Road.
Join bestselling authors Colin Angus and Julie Angus for their newest show. Part film, part drama and all humour, ROWED TRIP showcases a 7,200 km odyssey from Scotland to Syria.
Hey girlfriends! It's time for a Ladies Nite Out. Get together for some great food, lots of laughs and some sweet indulging. You deserve pampering. Mini manicures, chair massages, tarot card readings, reflexology treatments. each service is available for 15-20 minute sessions on a first come, first serve basis. $20-25 per session. Please sign up when you arrive.
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.
The District of Squamish’s fall burn week for disposal of dry garden debris is from Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 25. During this period residents can burn their garden debris by purchasing a $10.00 burning permit at Squamish Fire Rescue (cash or checks only please) located at 40439 Tantalus Road.
It's back! Squamish's own IDOL contest runs October 21 - December 9 at the Grizzly bar and Grill. Grand prize wins a trip for 2 to las Vegas Dec 10-13. Also $1000 total cash and Grizzly Bucks paid to finalists. Limited to 20 contestants, sign up at the bar. Judges also needed - please contact the bar if interested.
Wed October 21
Cost: $32
Learn to design and create your own necklace and bracelet using all glass beads. Fee includes all beads and supplies.Please bring along any favourite beads or pendants.
Brennan Park
898-3604
Wed October 21
Cost: $32
Learn to design and create your own necklace and bracelet using all glass beads. Fee includes all beads and supplies.Please bring along any favourite beads or pendants.
Brennan Park
898-3604
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.
The District of Squamish’s fall burn week for disposal of dry garden debris is from Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 25. During this period residents can burn their garden debris by purchasing a $10.00 burning permit at Squamish Fire Rescue (cash or checks only please) located at 40439 Tantalus Road.
Out of "The Recreation Capital" of B.C., Canada, Brandy Lynn, has become a survivor of life with the help of her emotional outlets (guitar and vocals). Boldly she now steps into our hearts as a singer/songwriter. Many have described her as having a very uniquely captivating, dry and soothing voice.
Chances Boardwalk is scheduled to open in the early part of 2010, an exciting new Community Gaming Center featuring all of the newest Slot Machines BCLC has to offer, Electronic Bingo, as well as a full service Licensed Restaurant, Lounge and Outdoor Patio overlooking The Stawamus Chief.
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.
The District of Squamish’s fall burn week for disposal of dry garden debris is from Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 25. During this period residents can burn their garden debris by purchasing a $10.00 burning permit at Squamish Fire Rescue (cash or checks only please) located at 40439 Tantalus Road.
Returning for its 2nd season this Irish Country Dance at the Brackendale Art Gallery features traditional Irish Music by Psycho Acoustic Ceili band (fiddle, concertina, guitar). Caller Kari-Ann McCullough. Everyone welcome! No experience necessary. All dances taught on site. You don't need a partner.
Tickets are limited: $15. In advance at the BAG or at the Bookshelf
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.
The District of Squamish’s fall burn week for disposal of dry garden debris is from Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 25. During this period residents can burn their garden debris by purchasing a $10.00 burning permit at Squamish Fire Rescue (cash or checks only please) located at 40439 Tantalus Road.
Join Zoe at the Brackendale Art Gallery School of Art Studio for a Watercolour Art Crash Course. You will learn the principles of laying a wash, working wet in wet, masking, applying texture, layering washes and exploring the effects of light.
$75 Materials included. Bring your favourite brush
To register 604 898 4322
October 24, 10:30 am - 5:00 pm.
Critical Mass Bike Ride for 350! Join Quest University students and community members of the Sea to Sky Corridor on a bike ride on October 24 to promote awareness for climate change. On October 24, the world will be celebrating the number 350.
Join the movement! It's a common call for Climate Action for people around the globe fighting to stop climate change and to remake our world.
Speeches by City Officials, students and Squamish residents
Squamish 350 Picture
Educational booths, nature walk, speakers, music and more. Come and learn what you can do to combat climate change!
Try out your Hallowe'en Costume, put a team of two together, and enter SORCA's annual Loonar Enduro - count laps around a course that includes the 4 Lakes trail at Alice Lake. Food, camping and support available.
The Loonar Enduro starts at 2 and ends at 8 so you'll be riding in the dark. You'll need bike lights and a change of clothes.
Lots of fun for SORCA members only.
Artist Linda Wagner demonstrates her unique technique at the Upstares Gallery on Saturday, October 24.
Drop in, admission is free
Screening of The Final Inch in the Quest multi-purpose room. Screening at Quest in the Multi-purpose room. Come out and see how India is tackling polio eradication.
$5 per person
Join us in celebration of German beer, German food, and German music
Starting at 5:00 pm
Watershed Grill
On the Squamish River, Brackendale
604 898 6665
An evening of German food, German beer, dancing and fun.
$30 per ticket
The best karaoke in the land!! Every Saturday Night at the Ocean Port Hotel 37991 2nd Ave, Downtown Squamish. Over 3000 songs, professional sound system, digitally mixed sound board...you just supply the voice! We'll supply the good time!!
Birthdays and large groups welcome...
Out of "The Recreation Capital" of B.C., Canada, Brandy Lynn, has become a survivor of life with the help of her emotional outlets (guitar and vocals). Boldly she now steps into our hearts as a singer/songwriter. Many have described her as having a very uniquely captivating, dry and soothing voice.
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.
The District of Squamish’s fall burn week for disposal of dry garden debris is from Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 25. During this period residents can burn their garden debris by purchasing a $10.00 burning permit at Squamish Fire Rescue (cash or checks only please) located at 40439 Tantalus Road.
Renowned Channel, Lynda Austin, is in town and will be offering a lively, totally down-to-earth and loving channeling experience with Essence the Source energy she has channeled for over 25 years.
The question and answer format is completely interactive and allows you to get the answers for which you have been searching.
Dr.Carol Battaglio has a broad range of experience, teaching and counselling K to college in BC Schools. Her interest in school bullying began with the student victims, who sought refuge in the high school library, but her understanding of the extent of bullying in our society broadened with her exposure to immigrant populations, adult clients, and a research project conducted as part of
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.
Learn to slackline! Try this fun new way to exercise! Slacklining will help you develop balance, concentration and self-confidence. Slacklining exercises are performed on 1" nylon webbing and raised off the ground. All ages welcome!
Monday 8 - 10PM
Brennan Park gym.
Drop-in kids $8 Adults $10.
For more info call 604-898-3604.
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.
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park for spooky rides on the Mini Rail and other ghoulish activities for the kids including the Scary Budd Car.
October 27 - 30, 5:30 - 8:30 pm.
Join us for our annual pumpkin carving at the Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub. Fun starts at 6 pm. Prizes for the Best Pumpkin!
Everyone is welcome to attend our AGM at the School Board Office, October 27, 7:00 pm
Come join us for a talk at the Squamish Adventure Centre and learn about nutrition during pregnancy and breastfeeding, how to treat pregnancy symptoms with Homeopathy, as well as, using homeopathy to aid in labour and breastfeeding. $5 at the door...hope to see you there!
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.
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park for spooky rides on the Mini Rail and other ghoulish activities for the kids including the Scary Budd Car.
October 27 - 30, 5:30 - 8:30 pm.
It's back! Squamish's own IDOL contest runs October 21 - December 9 at the Grizzly bar and Grill. Grand prize wins a trip for 2 to las Vegas Dec 10-13. Also $1000 total cash and Grizzly Bucks paid to finalists. Limited to 20 contestants, sign up at the bar. Judges also needed - please contact the bar if interested.
Wednesday 4:45 - 6:15 pm
cost: $42
Using Swarovski crystals & fresh water pearls, design your own necklace and pair of earrings.Fee includes all beads and supplies. Bring any favourite beads.
Brennan Park Rec Centre
604-898-3604
Enhancing the quality of community life for 31 years. The Sea to Sky Community Services Society would greatly appreciate your support in helping us make the quality of life in the Sea to Sky Corridor the best it can be. Please consider becoming a member of the society, annual membership fee is $5.00.
Hugh Patterson of the Oceangybe crew will be doing a short presentation at Quest University on Wednesday October 28th at 6 pm. He has been sailing around the world and making a film documentary about global ocean pollution, while surfing waves along the way. Please join Quest students and staff in welcoming this unique individual to Squamish.
Join Clinton Shard at the Squamish Library for a slideshow fundraising presentation of his story. 16 year old Shard, who lives with Crohn's disease, climbed Kilimanjaro as part of an effort to raise money for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada and the Intestinal Disease Education and Awareness Society.
Squamish Library
October 28
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Delivering the year's most exciting climbing and adventure films to audiences in over 100 cities worlwide. This year's line-up features the world premiere of Progression, the latest release from the filmmakers at Big UP Productions as well as the exhilarating new serires First Ascent from the cutting-edge producers at Senders Films and Nat Geo Adventure channel.
Out of "The Recreation Capital" of B.C., Canada, Brandy Lynn, has become a survivor of life with the help of her emotional outlets (guitar and vocals). Boldly she now steps into our hearts as a singer/songwriter. Many have described her as having a very uniquely captivating, dry and soothing voice.
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.
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park for spooky rides on the Mini Rail and other ghoulish activities for the kids including the Scary Budd Car.
October 27 - 30, 5:30 - 8:30 pm.
The Media Arts Society of Squamish brings MASS CINEMA, a monthly film screening series of the best in Canadian and world cinema
Join us at Squamish Elementary for carnival games, guitar hero, face and nail painting, a haunted house, silent auction concession and cake walk.
The District of Squamish invites all residents to the Create the Oceanfront Open House to see for the first time the detailed conceptual designs for the Oceanfront lands. All residents are encouraged to attend the open house to see the new drawings and hear about the future of the oceanfront from the oceanfront landowners, and become up-to-date on the planning process.
This workshop will teach you how to tune into your own natural healing ability. Great for everyone as no experience is necessary. Each week a learn a new technique that can be used with or without Reiki. Such as:
- Power up healing by receiving a group Reiki Healing
attunement. Reiki brings relaxation, calm and natural
The AGM for the SECS will feature a speaker and/or film. They are also looking for volunteers to head up their Conservation, Economic Development and Education committees as well as help with public outreach/communication/fundraising and we have 2 or 3 Directors spots open
Brackendale Art Gallery, 7 pm
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.
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park for spooky rides on the Mini Rail and other ghoulish activities for the kids including the Scary Budd Car.
October 27 - 30, 5:30 - 8:30 pm.
Get your tickets before they sell out! Only $7.00. Squamish Seniors Centre.
Call 604 848 6898 for more information
Don't miss this annual classic - a family Hallowe'en event at the Brennan Park Community Centre. Fun time for kids of all ages.
5:30 - 9:30 pm
October 30
The Night of the Spooky Halloween Forest Halloween Dance for grades 4 through 7. The pleasure of your young soul is requested.
Friday, October 30th
6:00 - 9:00 pm
in the eeeevening.
Ecole Mamquam School
Concession, door prizes, wear your spookiest costume, come if you dare!
Grade 5 French Immersion Fundraiser.
Register now for the Squamish Public Library's Halloween event, Friday October 30, 6:30 - 8:00 pm.
This is a free event but registration is mandatory. Call 604 892 3110
Friday Oct 30th and Sat Oct 31st The OP presents RADICALLY HIP the premier tribute to the Tragically Hip Friday - fundraiser for the Squamish FC Soccer Club Saturday - Halloween 09 with cash prizes for Best and Scariest costumes Ticket info available by calling 604 892-5539 1 ticket is good for both nights!!
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.
Friday Oct 30th and Sat Oct 31st The OP presents RADICALLY HIP the premier tribute to the Tragically Hip Friday - fundraiser for the Squamish FC Soccer Club Saturday - Halloween 09 with cash prizes for Best and Scariest costumes Ticket info available by calling 604 892-5539 1 ticket is good for both nights!!
Come out to play...the BASS COAST Girls are invitin you - $25 a ticket, 2 stages. Get Freaky in North America's Largest Tee Pee Get Nasty and Party inside the Cookhouse kitchen Stage or prowl outside... Stomp and Growl around the bonfire Get sneaky in a covered wagon Cash Bar
Prizes for Best Character, Best Performance and Best Costume! Join us at the Coper House Restaurant for a night of Murder, Mystery and a Three Course Meal. Tix $45 per person, Call today to book your table and your characters. 604 898 1411
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm.
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Adults $8
Meet our new mascot and tour our new bus!
Out of "The Recreation Capital" of B.C., Canada, Brandy Lynn, has become a survivor of life with the help of her emotional outlets (guitar and vocals). Boldly she now steps into our hearts as a singer/songwriter. Many have described her as having a very uniquely captivating, dry and soothing voice.
A costume party extravaganza with DJ Alec Fernandez. Rocky Horror Picture Show on the Big Screen! Cash donation s at the door, proceeds benefitting SNAF (Squamish Needy Animal Foundation)
Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub
October 31 @ 9:00 pm
with DJs Stab Master Arson Master Fle Count Funkula. Tix $15 in advance, $20 at door. C-Level night club space, in Chieftain Hotel.
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.
Residents in the area of Jura Park in Garibaldi Highlands, are invited to come to a neighbourhood meeting in the park on Sunday, November 1st. The meeting will give everyone an opportunity to discuss ideas for the future of the park, review a catalogue of potential playground structures, and brainstorm fundraising ideas to help ensure that the park replacement is successful.
Come enjoy an evening of local talent, regulars include Carolyn Grass, Rick Morgan, Rita Kyle, Andy & Jim, Joe and more
7:30 - 10:00 pm
Brackendale Art Gallery
First Sunday of the month!
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.
Come and join Squamish CAN at our next Network meeting. We enjoy a fun, informal atmosphere while learning about the possibilities for creative change in our community. Bring your own ideas if you have them, or help us develop exciting projects for collective action.
Learn to slackline! Try this fun new way to exercise! Slacklining will help you develop balance, concentration and self-confidence. Slacklining exercises are performed on 1" nylon webbing and raised off the ground. All ages welcome!
Monday 8 - 10PM
Brennan Park gym.
Drop-in kids $8 Adults $10.
For more info call 604-898-3604.
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.
This class is suited to those who have practiced yoga for at least 1 year. Beginning with mindful breath-work, the Tues. morning flow practice will move from gently releasing the joints into a level 1/2 Vinyasa practice. Modifications will always be offered to those with limitation in order to customize each students practice.
Our next Squamish Historical Society (SHS) membership meeting is on Thursday, November 12th at 7 pm at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park. Tamsyn Morote, Recreation Programmer for the Olympics for Brennan Park will be our guest speaker. She will be telling us about the events planned at this Olympic Celebration site and how the SHS can take part.
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.
November Chamber After 5 Connections Come and share a drink and some great appy`s. No RSVP required. A casual fun,after work, social event monthly to encourage chamber members to meet with other chamber members and make valuable business contacts. This event is an evening cocktail reception offering networking opportunities and plenty of time to socialize in an informal setting.
Speaker: Victor Chan, "Myriad Passions of the Dalai Lama" Victor Chan is a Trustee and founding Director of the Dalai Lama Center for Peace and Education. Chan has known the Dalai Lama for over 30 years and co-authored with him the Wisdom of Forgiveness: Intimate Conversations and Journeys.
Available through the Squamish Senior Centre. Call 604 848 6898 for more information.
Trinity Hall, Squamish United Church on 4th Ave. Doors open 6:30 pm for viewing. Auction starts 7:00 pm. $2 entrance fee includes a paddle and coffee. Auction items include assorted gift baskets, sewing and knitted items for gift giving treats and other exciting articles.
Are you a writer? Interested in writing? The Squamish Writers Group invites you to join them for their first meeting of the winter season to meet other Squamish writers and make plans for writing events and workshops over the next 6 months.
November 4. 7:00 pm. Howe Sound Inn, Skylight Room.
It's back! Squamish's own IDOL contest runs October 21 - December 9 at the Grizzly bar and Grill. Grand prize wins a trip for 2 to las Vegas Dec 10-13. Also $1000 total cash and Grizzly Bucks paid to finalists. Limited to 20 contestants, sign up at the bar. Judges also needed - please contact the bar if interested.
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.
A conference to bring together in community any and all who wish to share, experience and be part of exploring and sharing the ancient wisdom and experiences of Spirit & Mother Earth. Morning meditations, ceremonies, workshops, teachings, shaman market, initiation of Wolven Way Shaman. Teachers and guests from Canada, US and Great Britain.
For teens ages 12 and up. Read the book of the month, then come to our discussion evening. Snacks provided. Teen Book Club meets the 1st Thursday of every month at 6:30 pm. November 5th book club will discuss: Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist by Rachel Cohn & David Levithan
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.
Gale Pirie is an independent, accredited member of the Canadian Personal Property Appraisers Group (CPPA) with many years of experience in preparing certified appraisal reports and valuing antiques, collectibles and other personal property (chattels) for insurance and finance purposes, family division, estates, downsizing and i
The Sound Youth Chorus [7pm - 8pm]
Christmas Concert
Dec 6
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.
The Bringing Baby Home Program is dedicated to improving the quality of life for babies and children by strengthening their families. This course is offered by Sea to Sky Community Services/Putting Children First at NO CHARGE for couples that are pregnant or have children up to three years old.
Facilitated by Nancy Routley, Certified Gottman Educator.
Learn how to use pen and ink to create beautiful pictures
Join us for a weekend art workshop. Saturday $58 per class 9:30 - 4:00 pm
To register call 604 898 3604 or visit www.squamishlive.ca
Taking time for reflection and redirection for the week ahead. This class is suited to those who have practiced Yoga before and for those who prefer to move slower. Beginning with quieting the mind, the Saturday morning Hatha and Meditation practice will focus on deepening awareness of the body/mind/breath connection and take students deeper into the poses (Asana).
Don't miss this annual sale in the library meeting room. Hosted by the Friends of the Library.
Squamish Library
10 am - 4 pm Saturday Nov 7
10 am - Noon Sunday Nov 8
Lots of pre-enjoyed children's books and adult recent bestsellers as well as a variety of non-fiction titles. All proceeds to to the enhancing of our library
When used with skill and sensitivity, colour can be a powerful and expressive tool. The CRASH!
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Come celebrate the launch of Only In Whistler, Tales of a Mountain Town by Stephen Vogler.
A reading and slide show presentation at 7:30 pm
In Whistler:
Saturday november 7 @ 7:00 pm
Roland's Creekside Pub
Also in Vancouver:
Catch the dark side of Dana-Marie's act at Squamish's groovy local tapas hang out The Burrow. Passion is evident in Dana-Marie voice as she sends it soaring through an emotional blend of orchestral and modern synthesized sounds. Come for live music, stay for the ambience, awesome food, drinks and great company.
The best karaoke in the land!! Every Saturday Night at the Ocean Port Hotel 37991 2nd Ave, Downtown Squamish. Over 3000 songs, professional sound system, digitally mixed sound board...you just supply the voice! We'll supply the good time!!
Birthdays and large groups welcome...
It's official. The 3rd Annual Kees & Claire Winter Kick Off Party - Fundraiser and Film Premiere - is happening November 7th, 2009, at the Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub, Squamish, BC.
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.
Don't miss this annual sale in the library meeting room. Hosted by the Friends of the Library.
Squamish Library
10 am - 4 pm Saturday Nov 7
10 am - Noon Sunday Nov 8
Lots of pre-enjoyed children's books and adult recent bestsellers as well as a variety of non-fiction titles. All proceeds to to the enhancing of our library
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.
Learn to slackline! Try this fun new way to exercise! Slacklining will help you develop balance, concentration and self-confidence. Slacklining exercises are performed on 1" nylon webbing and raised off the ground. All ages welcome!
Monday 8 - 10PM
Brennan Park gym.
Drop-in kids $8 Adults $10.
For more info call 604-898-3604.
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.
Guest Speaker: MLA, Joan McIntyre, www.joanmcintyremla.bc.ca. Joan's topic will be “September 2009 Budget and Economic Update”.
Cost: $25 Members, $35 Non-Members or members who book on the same day of the event (prices include GST). Early Bird rate of $20 for members who register and pay in full by Sunday, November 1st, 2009.
Meet the artists at theFoyer Artist Opening Reception: Toby Jaxon, "A Parallel Universe", acrylic paintings. Zoë Evamy “Old World/New World”, oil & watercolour paintings and Fiona McQuillan, "The Curve of Nature". Mixed media mosaics
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.
Brennan Park Auditorium - Leading the parade into the auditorium will be teh Black Tusk caledonia Pipe and Drum ZBand, members of the Royal Canadian Legion, members of the RCMP, Fire Fighters, Ambulance personneel, Royal Canadian Air Cadets and the Scout and Guide Movment. The Sgt. at Arms for the Parade will be Ryan Pedersen. Services start at 11:00 am.
It's back! Squamish's own IDOL contest runs October 21 - December 9 at the Grizzly bar and Grill. Grand prize wins a trip for 2 to las Vegas Dec 10-13. Also $1000 total cash and Grizzly Bucks paid to finalists. Limited to 20 contestants, sign up at the bar. Judges also needed - please contact the bar if interested.
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.
These cards are suitable for those people on your list that you would like to give something special to without buying a gift. You will learn how to produce several cards at a time and you will become familiar with the use of resists, such as misket and frisket.
Stylezone just back from LA with the latest fasions. Pepe & Gringos, Nov 12. Fashions from Stylezone and Evolution. Tapas and Champagne. Gift Certificates for everyone. Limited seating, tix at Stylezone $25
On November 12th at 7 pm, come to the Library and hear Natasha Rosewood, author of the book, Aaagh! I Think I’m Psychic (And You Can Be Too). AAAGH! I Think I'm Psychic (And You Can Be Too) is a sometimes humorous, sometimes heartbreaking account of Natasha's reluctant psychic awakening.
SQUASH ALERT!!! Please come and support the Squamish Squash Club from January 22 to January 24th. Watch great Local players as well as competitors from Vancouver Island, the BC Interior and more (spectators are FREE and very welcome). Grab a beverage at the bar in our club and come on up to the viewing area to cheer your favourite players on.
SQUASH ALERT!!! Please come and support the Squamish Squash Club from January 22 to January 24th. Watch great Local players as well as competitors from Vancouver Island, the BC Interior and more (spectators are FREE and very welcome). Grab a beverage at the bar in our club and come on up to the viewing area to cheer your favourite players on.
World Health Organization has declared November 14th Spine Day! Dr. Amber Kirk is offering a Free Spinal Check to children aged 4-14 on Saturday November 14th at her chiropractic clinic 37971 Third Avenue, Squamish. 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.
Enjoy this annual Christmas Bazaar at the Trinity Hall, Squamish United Church on 2nd avenue, downtown Squamish. 9:30 am - Noon.
These cards are suitable for those people on your list that you would like to give something special to without buying a gift. You will learn how to produce several cards at a time and you will become familiar with the use of resists, such as misket and frisket.
The Burger and Beer is scheduled for Saturday, November 14th, from 6:00pm-9:00pm at the Grizzly Bar & Grill. 10$ gets you a
burger and a beer, and there will be a silent auction. Come out and join the fun.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
with Kendel Carson (Fiddle) Del Cowsill (Bass) Pat Steward (Drums) “I can’t call myself a cowboy because I have yet to jump off a horse at full gallop to wrestle a steer to the ground. That is the only thing left on my list for dying happy.” Americana roots flavors and thick honest whiskey howl turn story songs into true self-portraits.
Catch the dark side of Dana-Marie's Act live at the Burrow.
The best karaoke in the land!! Every Saturday Night at the Ocean Port Hotel 37991 2nd Ave, Downtown Squamish. Over 3000 songs, professional sound system, digitally mixed sound board...you just supply the voice! We'll supply the good time!!
Birthdays and large groups welcome...
Join us for the Canucks game and stay to enjoy performance by Brandy Lynn, singer/songwriter. 9:30 ish. No Cover
Howe Sound Inn
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.
Howe Sound Performing Arts Association presents Spirit of Squamish. An afternoon of music in support of the AME fund. Featuring local music students, music teachers and special guests Norman and Maria Foote. Tix : Entry by donation. All funds to the Access Music Education Fund (AME).
Sunday November 15
3:00 pm
St. John's Anglican Church
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.
When we move towards open & honest communication we become open to the possibilities of what we can create together. By integrating a safe model for effective communication you create an environment that fosters trust, connection, listening and curiosity. The result is personal relationships which are natural easy and flowing.
Quest University Canada is pleased to present another in our Public Lecture Series:
Emeralds at the Edge
Andrew Wright, “Emeralds at the Edge” : Engineer, conservation photographer and accidental activist Andrew S. Wright shares his photographic journey from the valleys of the Great Bear Rainforest to the engineering, design and economics of closed containment fish farming.
Learn to slackline! Try this fun new way to exercise! Slacklining will help you develop balance, concentration and self-confidence. Slacklining exercises are performed on 1" nylon webbing and raised off the ground. All ages welcome!
Monday 8 - 10PM
Brennan Park gym.
Drop-in kids $8 Adults $10.
For more info call 604-898-3604.
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.
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.
Wed November 18
4:45 - 6:15 pm
Ages 7-12 cost: $22
Kids will be introduced to a design board and a number of different styles of glass beads. Learn to create your own necklace and stretchy bracelets.
Join members of the Squamish Writers Group for an evening of reading and an on-the-spot challenge.
Everyone welcome, bring $5 to cover rent and operating costs.
Squamish Arts Council Building
(in the park on Cleveland)
7:00 pm
It's back! Squamish's own IDOL contest runs October 21 - December 9 at the Grizzly bar and Grill. Grand prize wins a trip for 2 to las Vegas Dec 10-13. Also $1000 total cash and Grizzly Bucks paid to finalists. Limited to 20 contestants, sign up at the bar. Judges also needed - please contact the bar if interested.
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.
Yay! The Local Socials are back. Mark your calendars and tell your friends! Bring your new neighbours and your old gang. Everyone's welcome -
The Burrow, 7:00 – 9:00 pm.
On Thursday, November 19th from 7:00-8:00 PM join us in welcoming, Dr. Eric Gorham, Coordinator of Social Sciences,
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.
This dinner is held each year and hosted by the Rotary Interact Clubs of Howe Sound Secondary and Don Ross Secondary. This is a fun filled evening with dinner, a silent auction and entertainment. Tix for the evening are $20 and the money raised goes to the Emmanuel Boyz Rescue Centre.
Special guest speaker Daniel Nduati founder/Director of the Emmanuel Centre from Kenya, Africa.
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.
Whistler Olympic Park and Callaghan Country partner to bring you more that 70km of public skiing for most of the season on our recreation cross-country ski trails.
Public Openings for 2009/2010 Winter Season
Whatever medium you use, learning to mix colours with a limited palette will save you thousands of dollars. At teh same time your paintings will become much more appealing. You will learn how to prevent getting muccy dull colours, how to change the tone of your paintings and more.
Join us for a weekend art workshop. Saturday $58 per class 9:30 - 4:00 pm
Come stroll through the bazaar and find treats and gifts for everyone on your list. Stop for a traditional "Ploughman's Lunch." We'll end our day with the drawing of of the raffle.
Saturday Nov 21
11:00 am - 1:30 pm
St. John's Church on Diamond Road (next to London Drugs)
The Squamish Squash Club is hosting an open house to give first timers and newcomers to the community a chance to check out the sport, get some free instruction from experienced players and find answers to any questions. The club offers annual memberships, five-game packs, drop-in rates a juniors program, league play on Wednesdays and drop-ins on Fridays. There is also a Sea to Sky Tournament.
Everyone Welcome! The annual NAAW Pow Wow is held to gather people together in celebration of healthy living. Come and enjoy traditional First Nations Food, Entertainment and Crafts.
Nov. 21 12pm-9pm, Nov. 22 12pm-5pm
Cone enjoy First Nations culture, dancing, musc and food. For tables or info call
Shirley or Charlene 604 892 5166
Join the Squamish Historical Society on Saturday November 21 at the Squamish Adventure Theatre to view an SHS original film entitled “The First People of the Pacific Northwest” The film is based on the selected images of Indigenous People from the State of Washington, British Columbia and the coast of Alaska, photographed by Edward S.
Live music with Darkstar. Specials on drinks, appetizers. Thank you Squamish for 5 great years!
Located behind Extra Foods
604 898 3606
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
An evening of fairy tale and folklore featuring Béla Bartók’s glorious two-person opera, Bluebeard’s Castle.
Catch the dark side of Dana-Marie's Act live at the Burrow.
The best karaoke in the land!! Every Saturday Night at the Ocean Port Hotel 37991 2nd Ave, Downtown Squamish. Over 3000 songs, professional sound system, digitally mixed sound board...you just supply the voice! We'll supply the good time!!
Birthdays and large groups welcome...
The Getaway Sticks are a 4 piece band from Vancouver BC. Combining the classic elements of Social Distortion, Johnny Cash, Springsteen and The Clash, then mixing it with the modern energy of The Hold Steady, Wilco and Rancid. The Getaway Sticks are not reinventing the wheel by any means, but they put a different spin on good old 3 chord madness. It's loud and fast, slow and familiar.
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.
Everyone Welcome! The annual NAAW Pow Wow is held to gather people together in celebration of healthy living. Come and enjoy traditional First Nations Food, Entertainment and Crafts.
Nov. 21 12pm-9pm, Nov. 22 12pm-5pm
Cone enjoy First Nations culture, dancing, musc and food. For tables or info call
Shirley or Charlene 604 892 5166
The Squamish Legion invites you to enjoy pancakes, eggs, ham, sausage with coffee or juice, Sunday morning November 22, 8 am - 11 am. $5 per person, regular, $7 for the 'hungry man'
The Squamish River Watershed Society, in partnership with Squamish Rotary, and Capilano University invite you and your family to...
2009 Squamish Salmon Festival Sunday, November 22nd 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Capilano University
• Be crowned Salmon King or Queen in our Stream-side clean-up competition
• Run with the salmon on guided nature walks
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.
Learn to slackline! Try this fun new way to exercise! Slacklining will help you develop balance, concentration and self-confidence. Slacklining exercises are performed on 1" nylon webbing and raised off the ground. All ages welcome!
Monday 8 - 10PM
Brennan Park gym.
Drop-in kids $8 Adults $10.
For more info call 604-898-3604.
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.
Village Garden Centre (behind Canadian Tire) is hosting monthly workshops by donation donated to healing mind, body and soul.
From 6:00 - 7:00 pm - Featuring Neelam Toprani and Sewanti Team from Vancouver accompanied by Dr. Rajneesh Dhawan and Baljit Binning. Ayurveda is an ancient system of Indian medicine.
By bringing forward new energies that can help rearrange and reorganize discordant energetic patterns within your energy fields, these meditation-styled gatherings are focused less on teaching you how to meditate but, instead, offer up transformation at the energetic level. www.soulspacesquamish.com / and more about Tara: www.divinematrix.ca
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.
Are you curious about a school which ignites a life-long love of learning? Discover exciting education options in your own backyard! Cedar Valley Waldorf School tours take place the last Wednesday of every month from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m.
Michael Allen, Bear Researcher gives a presentation Wednesday, November 25th from 7-9 at the Squamish Public Library (37907 2nd Avenue)
Be rid of the rainy day blues and renew your energy and inspiration.
Wednesday Night drop-in drumming class - 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM - $16 or $12 if you bring a friend.
Held in a private home. All drums are supplied (and available for sale)
To reserve a spot and for directions, call Sasha at 604-815-7752
WEDNESDAY
The Church on 99 will be hosting a shopping evening and we have over 24 local stores and artisans which will be setting up to sell us their wares for everyone on your shopping list
There will be music and coffee and lots of Christmas Spirit. Please carpool as we are expecting a lot of shoppers, parking will be limited
Church on 99, 1000 Highway 99
Wednesday November 25
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Speaker: Stephen McNeil, “Green Chemistry” Dr. W. Stephen McNeil is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at UBC Okanagan, in Kelowna, British Columbia.
A multi-media presentation by Canadian K2 summiter, Don Bowie [8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.] Canadian climber, Don Bowie, will be presenting a multimedia show on his successful climbing expedition to K2 sponsored by Westcomb. At 28,253ft above sea level, K2 is located in Northern Pakistan and is the world's second highest peak.
It's back! Squamish's own IDOL contest runs October 21 - December 9 at the Grizzly bar and Grill. Grand prize wins a trip for 2 to las Vegas Dec 10-13. Also $1000 total cash and Grizzly Bucks paid to finalists. Limited to 20 contestants, sign up at the bar. Judges also needed - please contact the bar if interested.
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.
This film explores the causes behind the devastating fires that are deliberately lit and rage across Indonesia each year. These fires destroy pristine rainforest, endanger orangutans and contribute to climate change. Because of these fires, Indonesia is currently the worlds 3rd largest emitter of CO2.
Stop by to discover the wonderful seasonal creations by our local artists. A tree without a leaf, frozen landscapes or come to see a piece of recycled wood in many visual interpretations just for you to enjoy. The UpStares Gallery 37991A Cleveland Ave. Squamish, B.C. November 26 7:00 - 9:00 pm. phone us (604) 567 2787 or e-mail us at info@upstares-gallery.com
Musical panto Sleeping Beauty. Showtimes are 7:30 evenings, 2:00 pm on Saturday. Two weekends, November 26-28 and Dec 3-5.
Tickets available at Billie's Bouquet and the Adventure Centre.
$15 adults and seniors, $10 for students.
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.
Musical panto Sleeping Beauty. Showtimes are 7:30 evenings, 2:00 pm on Saturday. Two weekends, November 26-28 and Dec 3-5.
Tickets available at Billie's Bouquet and the Adventure Centre.
$15 adults and seniors, $10 for students.
Community Futures is pleased to present yet another relevant new workshop. This free and fascinating workshop is designed for employers looking to attract, motivate, and retain Generaion Y employees. The average employer can spend up to $1500 per new employee to train them. This workshop will help you learn yo to retain them
November 27
10 am - 4 pm
Howe Sound Inn
Carts of Darkness explores the homeless worlds of Big Al, Bob and Fergie who take bottle binning to the next level. Director and Creator Murray Siple follows the brotherhood in their adrenaline-fueled subculture of shopping cart racing. Siple, a former snowboarder and sport film director injured in a
Quest University Canada Library is hosting a special viewing of "Carts of Darkness," a documentary that explores the worlds of Big Al, Bob and Fergie who take bottle binning to the next level. Director and Creator Murray Siple follows the brotherhood in their adrenaline-fueled subculture of shopping cart racing.
Every week the Burrow hosts the KICK OFF--- get your weekend started with Fabulous lounge beats by local dj's----This week----JUST SHEILA.
Race kegs (little motors, wheels, handlebars) on a course around the pub. Participation fee of $5 gets you two laps guaranteed.
Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub
8:00 pm
No Cover
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.
Musical panto Sleeping Beauty. Showtimes are 7:30 evenings, 2:00 pm on Saturday. Two weekends, November 26-28 and Dec 3-5.
Tickets available at Billie's Bouquet and the Adventure Centre.
$15 adults and seniors, $10 for students.
You are invited to the Upstares Gallery Christmas Showcase featuring unique Christmas Gifts and Decor by local artists. Hosted by Judy McQuinn featuring stained glass by Judy McQuinn, clay works by Jill Waghorn, Christmas cards by Linda Wagner, weaving by Freda Hoff and much more.
Santa is coming too! Between 1:00 - 3:00 pm.!
Join the folks at Squamish Manor for a Seniors Christmas Bazaar featuring a variety of crafts, knitted socks, slippers and more. A bake talbe is also planned and coffee, tee and refreshments will be available.
Squamish Manor
3rd and Pemberton, downtown
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Featuring incredible items in both a live and silent auction. This fun and sophisticated night will be held in the Brackendale Art Gallery.
Tix $25, includes 2 beverages and all you can eat appies.
Call for more info 604 898 3287
Opening doors for unprivileged youth in Bolivia Fundraiser @ The Burrow (slide show & silent auction/ 10$ @ door) Bolivia is the second-poorest economy in South America and the 3rd poorest in Latin America in terms of GDP per capita. With 64 percent of the population living below the poverty line, (according to 2004 data from the CIA), unemployment stood at 8.5 percent in 2
Everyone welcome. Music by the Shifters. Dinner and Dance 8:00 - 12:30. Tix $15. Community Centre, Britannia Beach. Tix available at the Brittania Beach General Store. For more information 604 896 2345
A Squamish-based paddling club is being resurrected for all those interested in whitewater paddling. A group of local paddlers plan on developing a not-for-profit club that will become a resource for education & recreation. The Squamish/Howe Sound area is home to some of the best whitewater kayaking known.
The best karaoke in the land!! Every Saturday Night at the Ocean Port Hotel 37991 2nd Ave, Downtown Squamish. Over 3000 songs, professional sound system, digitally mixed sound board...you just supply the voice! We'll supply the good time!!
Birthdays and large groups welcome...
Live in the Brew Pub after the Canucks Game - the lovely Dana-Marie sings for you.
Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub
9:30 pm
No Cover
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.
You are invited to the Upstares Gallery Christmas Showcase featuring unique Christmas Gifts and Decor by local artists. Hosted by Judy McQuinn featuring stained glass by Judy McQuinn, clay works by Jill Waghorn, Christmas cards by Linda Wagner, weaving by Freda Hoff and much more.
Santa is coming too! Between 1:00 - 3:00 pm.!
Don't miss this annual craft fair, one of the finest in the corridor. It fills the lobby, restaurant and Garibaldi Room areas of the Howe Sound Inn. Over 20 artisans, craft table for children and surprise entertainment. Featuring BC Professional Artisans selling their unique and hand-made wares in time for the holiday season! Ho Ho Ho!
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.
Come bring your holiday spirit to the Adventure Centre by setting up your company tree! Proceeds will be donated to Community Care. Hot drinks and goodies provided by the Squamish Chamber of Commerce.
Doors open 5:30. Enjoy and evening of socializing and playing Bingo! The only Bingo game in town.
Secondary School Reconfiguration – Among the options reviewed, the Board is considering one option for Secondary Schools in Squamish:
Don Ross Secondary School (currently Grades 8, 9 & 10).
Under the new reconfiguration plan being considered,
DRSS would offer Grades 8 and 9 classes only,
for all Squamish area students, and
Come and join Squamish CAN at our next Network meeting. We enjoy a fun, informal atmosphere while learning about the possibilities for creative change in our community. Bring your own ideas if you have them, or help us develop exciting projects for collective action.
Learn to slackline! Try this fun new way to exercise! Slacklining will help you develop balance, concentration and self-confidence. Slacklining exercises are performed on 1" nylon webbing and raised off the ground. All ages welcome!
Monday 8 - 10PM
Brennan Park gym.
Drop-in kids $8 Adults $10.
For more info call 604-898-3604.
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.
Secondary School Reconfiguration – Among the options reviewed, the Board is considering one option for Secondary Schools in Squamish:
Don Ross Secondary School (currently Grades 8, 9 & 10).
Under the new reconfiguration plan being considered,
DRSS would offer Grades 8 and 9 classes only,
for all Squamish area students, and
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.
An evening of information brought to you by Communities that Care (Squamish). Come and hear about your teen's brain and the cool things going on in in!
Your teen's brain
Megan J. Bulloch, Ph.D., Professor Quest University Canada
The Law and Safe Teens
Corporal Richare DeJong, RCMP Office
Sessions on communication and monitoring of your teen
It's back! Squamish's own IDOL contest runs October 21 - December 9 at the Grizzly bar and Grill. Grand prize wins a trip for 2 to las Vegas Dec 10-13. Also $1000 total cash and Grizzly Bucks paid to finalists. Limited to 20 contestants, sign up at the bar. Judges also needed - please contact the bar if interested.
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.
Come to a forum on Dec 3, 8:30 am - Noon at St. John the Divine Anglican Church about developing a Welcome Centre/Multicultural meeting place for Squamish
The Squamish Public Library is looking for teens to join our new Teen Advisory Committee
• help develop the teen collection - books, music, DVDs, gaming
• plan teen events
• help run teen book club
• create teen reading advisories
• help maintain teen area of library
Nice variety in the menu and there is always a great daily special. Patio seating in good weather, and now open for lunch. This is a linen table-cloth type restaurant. Nice subdued atmosphere.
Musical panto Sleeping Beauty. Showtimes are 7:30 evenings, 2:00 pm on Saturday. Two weekends, November 26-28 and Dec 3-5.
Tickets available at Billie's Bouquet and the Adventure Centre.
$15 adults and seniors, $10 for students.
Squamish Public Library is pleased to have Vancouver author: Timothy Taylor who wrote "Stanley Park" visiting the Squamish Public Library on Dec 3rd from 8-9pm. Anyone who has read this book is welcome to come for the discussion and chat with the author.
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.
Musical panto Sleeping Beauty. Showtimes are 7:30 evenings, 2:00 pm on Saturday. Two weekends, November 26-28 and Dec 3-5.
Tickets available at Billie's Bouquet and the Adventure Centre.
$15 adults and seniors, $10 for students.
For all women and men in support of WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP in Squamish and the Sea to Sky Corridor
Join us for a CELEBRATION OF MENTORS, COACHES AND PEERS
Senior citizens are invited to attend the 2009 Christmas Banquet at Sea to Sky Hotel. Tickets are available from Extra foods Pharmacy, Shoppers Drug Mart Pharmacy and from Squamish Branch No. 70 Senior Citizens Association of BC at a cost of $15 per person. A lmited number of tickets are available for this popular event so don't be disappointed. Get your tickets early!
The Squamish Legion is hosting a X-mas party!! Big pie and X-mas goodie auction with special guest auctioneer "Woody" Live music --- Jeffery James Duo Appies, prizes and all sorts of fun!!!
Tickest are $12.00 per person and are on sale now at the Legion bar.
Everyone Welcome
Friday Dec. 4, 2009 6:30 pm - 1:00 am
Every week the Burrow hosts the KICK OFF--- get your weekend started with Fabulous lounge beats by local dj's
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.
Musical panto Sleeping Beauty. Showtimes are 7:30 evenings, 2:00 pm on Saturday. Two weekends, November 26-28 and Dec 3-5.
Tickets available at Billie's Bouquet and the Adventure Centre.
$15 adults and seniors, $10 for students.
Enjoy a day of scrapbooking, lunch and / or dinner, make'n takes, 50/50 draws & fabulous door prizes.
Early Bird Registration: Full Day: $45 or Half Day $25
After Nov 15 2009: Full Day: $50 or Half Day $30
Christmas Card Class 3 - 4pm $25, All materials are included, no supplies are needed
Each Crash! course stands alone as an energetic, information packed session!
Limited to 6-8 people in the rooms at the UpStares Gallery.
Workshop fee $75.00, register at the gallery
This is one of our biggest holiday craft fairs - and right next to the skating rink! What could be more festive? Call Brennan Park to book your table -
Brennan Park Rec Centre
604 898 3604
Kick off this holiday season aboard The Polar Express! Children and adults alike will enjoy a fun-filled 1 hour train ride including tasty cookies, hot chocolate, music and stories. Visit with Santa & Mrs. Claus, take a mini rail ride and so much more!
*Out of town guests may consider our special “Play & Stay” package—ask our staff for details.
When: December 5 & 6, 2009
with painter and Art Director Zoë Evamy. Each Crash! course stands alone as an energetic, information packed session!
Limited to 6-8 people in the rooms at the UpStares Gallery.
Workshop fee $75.00, register at the gallery
Come on come all to the Brackendale Art Gallery's Artisan Christmas Craft Fair!! A fine collection of local artisans. Something for everyone! Natural Soap, Baking, Chocolates, Stained Glass, Pottery, Weaving, Canning, Clothing, etc. See you there!
The loser-cruiser? Who says!? On December 5th, Squamish CAN and Squamish Council are going on a tour around the community: Transit Awareness Day
Our bus service is improving - the more we ride it, the better it gets! There is a brand new, expanded schedule out now (available at Municipal Hall) - give it a try!
hosted by the Shaker Church on the Stawamus Reserver. Totem Hall. Dec 5.
To volunteer call Alice Gus 604 892 5195
Squamish United Church. 6:30 pm. This ever-popular event is returning this year to the United Church at fourth and Victoria. This year's program features Aaron Purdy, Colleen Koop, the Thompson Family, Brackendale Elementary School Choir and organizer Carol Grolman, who leads everyone in the carol sing-a-long.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
A Squamish-based paddling club is being resurrected for all those interested in whitewater paddling. A group of local paddlers plan on developing a not-for-profit club that will become a resource for education & recreation. The Squamish/Howe Sound area is home to some of the best whitewater kayaking known.
The best karaoke in the land!! Every Saturday Night at the Ocean Port Hotel 37991 2nd Ave, Downtown Squamish. Over 3000 songs, professional sound system, digitally mixed sound board...you just supply the voice! We'll supply the good time!!
Birthdays and large groups welcome...
Out of "The Recreation Capital" of B.C., Canada, Brandy Lynn, has become a survivor of life with the help of her emotional outlets (guitar and vocals). Boldly she now steps into our hearts as a singer/songwriter. Many have described her as having a very uniquely captivating, dry and soothing voice.
Singer/songwriter w/ guest NAOMI FAITH on percussion
Performing live @ the BREW PUB
Starts 9:30pm NO COVER!!!
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.
Kick off this holiday season aboard The Polar Express! Children and adults alike will enjoy a fun-filled 1 hour train ride including tasty cookies, hot chocolate, music and stories. Visit with Santa & Mrs. Claus, take a mini rail ride and so much more!
*Out of town guests may consider our special “Play & Stay” package—ask our staff for details.
When: December 5 & 6, 2009
During November we have had 278 mm of precipitation so far, and the average is 146 mm. Our Squamish Estuary Bird Count for December will be held on Sunday, Dec. 6, meeting at 8:00 am. at the Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub.
Squamish Needy Animal Foundation (SNAF) presents pet photos with Santa by donation. Location Village Garden Centre, Mamquam Road. Prizes and Hot Chocolate. Call 604 815 3588 for details.
National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women
Howe Sound Women's Centre, 38021 Third Ave, Squamish
20th Anniversary Memorial Everyone is welcome to take part in a candlelight vigil commemoration of the 14 women murdered in 1989 for taking engineering classes at the L'Ecole Polytechnique.
Opening Prayer by Chief Alana Andrews.
Contact
info@hswc.ca
604.892.5748
This ever-popular event is returning this year to the United Church at fourth and Victoria. Enjoy the church choir, the Thompson family, Rita Kyle, Carolyn Grass, Louise Martin and of course, Carol Grolman. Admission is cash donation or non-perishable food items for Community Christmas Care.
New to Squamish, this girls chorus is directed by Naomi Lang and Kelly Coubrough. This is their first chance to shine, be sure to come out and enjoy their beautiful harmonies.
St. John the Divine Anglican Church
7:00 pm, Dec 6
I'm really happy to send you this reminder for the jam/music circle at the Brackendale Art Gallery next Sunday night, December 6, 7:30-10:00 p.m. Each month brings the opportunity to express yourself with acoustic music, individually or corporately, in this most welcoming place...with plenty of room for friends who like to listen or sing along.
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.
Connect! is the Networking Event for the Knowledge Based Industry in the Sea to Sky Corridor. We will be discussing the exciting next steps planned for the organization, including registering as a not-for-profit and the introduction of new programs and benefits.
The Don Ross Secondary School Grade 9/10 Drama class are presenting two plays this year. The first production on December 7th and 8th is "Can You Hear Them Crying?" a play of remembrance for the children of the Holocaust.
The Squamish Gardeners will hold their wreath-decorating Christmas social at the Brackendale Art Gallery, Monday Dec 7 at 7:00 pm. Members are rem inded to bring finger foods and decorations.
Learn to slackline! Try this fun new way to exercise! Slacklining will help you develop balance, concentration and self-confidence. Slacklining exercises are performed on 1" nylon webbing and raised off the ground. All ages welcome!
Monday 8 - 10PM
Brennan Park gym.
Drop-in kids $8 Adults $10.
For more info call 604-898-3604.
with host Cam Salay. Starts 9 pm. Acoustic only.
COME ON SQUAMISH AND SHOW US WHAT YOU'VE GOT!
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.
The Don Ross Secondary School Grade 9/10 Drama class are presenting two plays this year. The first production on December 7th and 8th is "Can You Hear Them Crying?" a play of remembrance for the children of the Holocaust.
Female Artists explore Nature and the Changing Seasons
Walls: Maureen Brown “Landscape Medley”. Oil paintings
Squmish Seniors Center - activities for age 50 and up.
604-848-6898
Office Hours 9:30 am - 11:30 am, 12:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Join us for a night of family fun and community spirit on December 8th from 5-8pm!
It's that time of year again and the PAC of Garibaldi Highlands Elementary is once again hosting our annual fundraiser, The GHE Christmas Craft Fair and Bake Sale!
Tables are now available for a cost of $25 through Sue Sweeney at 604 898 3319.
Hope to see you all there!
Trying to stay on a budget for Christmas? Have lots of clothing and toys your child has outgrown? Bring a bag of toys and/or clothes and leave with a bag of toys and clothes!
All clothing must be clean and rip free and stain free (mostly)
All toys must be in working order
DROP OFF FOR TOYS AND CLOTHING DEC 7th between 5-7
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.
The Don Ross Secondary School Grade 9/10 Drama class are presenting two plays this year. The first production on December 7th and 8th is "Can You Hear Them Crying?" a play of remembrance for the children of the Holocaust.
Join Frankie Ferguson and create fabulous gifts for your friends and family.
Wed. Dec.9th. @ 1:pm - 4:pm Workshop Wed. Dec. 9th. @ 7:pm - 10:pm
Christmas Card Workshop Thurs. Dec. 10th @ 7:pm - 10:pm
Workshop Last minute Shopping until Dec.15th.
Free gift with purchase.
41475 Meadow Ave. Brackendale, B.C. 604 898-9243
Join the Squamish Skating club for their Christmas performance
December 9
5-7 pm
Brennnan Park
Join Frankie Ferguson and create fabulous gifts for your friends and family.
Wed. Dec.9th. @ 1:pm - 4:pm Workshop Wed. Dec. 9th. @ 7:pm - 10:pm
Christmas Card Workshop Thurs. Dec. 10th @ 7:pm - 10:pm
Workshop Last minute Shopping until Dec.15th.
Free gift with purchase.
It's back! Squamish's own IDOL contest runs October 21 - December 9 at the Grizzly bar and Grill. Grand prize wins a trip for 2 to las Vegas Dec 10-13. Also $1000 total cash and Grizzly Bucks paid to finalists. Limited to 20 contestants, sign up at the bar. Judges also needed - please contact the bar if interested.
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.
Family Winter Celebration at the Squamish Public Library...A special family event
Activities will include:
Stories
puppet shows
Crafts
Refreshments
A sing-along
A special visitor
Squmish Seniors Center - activities for age 50 and up.604-848-6898 Call for information. Office Hours 9:30 am - 11:30 am, 12:30 pm - 4:00 pm
The last social was fan-tastic. Thanks to the many who came out and much thanks again to the Burrow for being such a suitable
Join Frankie Ferguson and create fabulous gifts for your friends and family.
Wed. Dec.9th. @ 1:pm - 4:pm Workshop Wed. Dec. 9th. @ 7:pm - 10:pm
Christmas Card Workshop Thurs. Dec. 10th @ 7:pm - 10:pm
Workshop Last minute Shopping until Dec.15th.
Free gift with purchase.
Join the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) and its partners for an update on 2010 Winter Games planning. The evening will include transportation information on the Sea to Sky Checkpoint and Localized Vehicle Permits, safety and security, venue preparations and a look ahead to the daily operations of the Games.
Join the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) and its partners for an update on 2010 Winter Games planning. The evening will include transportation information on the Sea to Sky Checkpoint and Localized Vehicle Permits, safety and security, venue preparations and a look ahead to the daily operations of the Games.
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.
Squamish Christmas Market in the Park will be held Friday, December 11 from 4-10pm at UnPavilion Park, downtown Squamish. The market will bring together local artists, musicians, crafters, and businesses, creating a festive event for people to purchase unique gifts and special decorations, mingle with their neighbours as they grab a bite to eat at the variety of food vendors, have photos
Vigil for survival, climate action in Copenhagen – Friday, Dec 11th 7 to 8pm at Quest University. You may be following the talks and events in Copenhagen. Around the world, thousands of events are planned to raise awareness and draw attention to the gathering where so many crucial decisions are being made this week.
Enjoy an evening full of family fun. Treat Stations for everyones enjoyment. In the Home Hardware parking lot there will be a family area with games, crafts, face painting, from 6-7pm Olympic Mascots, 8-9pm North Pole ...Elves, Garry Baldy, Frosty, and some other characters.
Every week the Burrow hosts the KICK OFF--- get your weekend started with Fabulous lounge beats by local dj's
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.
Join the students at Quest University in the Library Building Atrium for a Charity Craft Fair.
Republic Bicycles would love to have you stop past for a visit on Saturday. Sale pricing from 10-50% off almost everything in the store making this the perfect time to buy something for the cyclist on your Christmas list. There will be a nice winter fire burning outside and perhaps snow falling from from the sky too !
Come and see us for some Christmas season cheer !
We welcome you to join us as students present research and projects from blocks studied during the Fall 2009 Term. Presentations will include the following topics:
- Experiments in Qualitative Modeling: The Economics of Harry Potter
- Salmon Behaviour in Response to Habitat Quality
- Determining a framework for the effective surveillance of emerging zoonotic diseases
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Click Here for JPEG of Game Schedule.
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
This year's Christmas concert will feature A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin Britten. It will include movements with Three-O (an a cappella trio consisting of Veronica and 2 of her sisters) and STSS singing the Julius Harrison arrangement for SATB. The concert will also feature some classic favourites, modern, upbeat numbers, and our traditional sing-along.
A Squamish-based paddling club is being resurrected for all those interested in whitewater paddling. A group of local paddlers plan on developing a not-for-profit club that will become a resource for education & recreation. The Squamish/Howe Sound area is home to some of the best whitewater kayaking known.
The best karaoke in the land!! Every Saturday Night at the Ocean Port Hotel 37991 2nd Ave, Downtown Squamish. Over 3000 songs, professional sound system, digitally mixed sound board...you just supply the voice! We'll supply the good time!!
Birthdays and large groups welcome...
Award winning Canadian roots singer/songwriter, w/ special guest Performing live @ the BREW PUB
Starts 9:30pm NO COVER!!!
SAT DEC 12 T. Nile, Folk / Americana / Easy Listening
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.
St John Anglican Church will add its call to thousands of others around the globe. For thousands of years, church bells have been used to warn people of imminent danger… and also to call people to action. St John Anglican Church in Squamish will be doing just that this coming Sunday.
Come one, come all to enjoy the wonder and magic of this festive season... children can tour the fairy-tale like world of the Winter Wonderland, choose a cookie in the enchanted cookie house and make a special festive craft. Fair-goers can also meet the merry Christmas Fairy or take home a sampling from the gourmet bake sale.
This year's Christmas concert will feature A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin Britten. It will include movements with Three-O (an a cappella trio consisting of Veronica and 2 of her sisters) and STSS singing the Julius Harrison arrangement for SATB. The concert will also feature some classic favourites, modern, upbeat numbers, and our traditional sing-along.
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.
The Squamish Youth Resource Centre invites you to join us for our 9th annual Holiday Open House. The evening is a great opportunity to meet your local Youth Workers, check out the Youth Centre and enjoy some tasty refreshments. Please call or email for more info, 604-892-2207 Youth.Centre@sscs.ca.
Enjoy a special Bingo tonight at the Squamish Legion, next to the Garibaldi Cinema. Doors open 5:30
Come enjoy the Sun Salutation fundraiser for The Women's Center. Please bring Food Bank items or a donation for entry into the event. All levels will be welcome and the group will do as many sun salutations as they wish, the first of them will be led by a qualified teacher. Afterwards there will be tea and snacks. People are welcome to bring finger food to share.
Wild at Art Festival Society AGM will be held at the UpStares Gallery Monday December 14, 2009 at 7 pm. Everyone Welcome.
Learn to slackline! Try this fun new way to exercise! Slacklining will help you develop balance, concentration and self-confidence. Slacklining exercises are performed on 1" nylon webbing and raised off the ground. All ages welcome!
Monday 8 - 10PM
Brennan Park gym.
Drop-in kids $8 Adults $10.
For more info call 604-898-3604.
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.
Little ones make and take home a varety of Christmas decorations with the help of Mom and Dad or Grandpa and Grandma. Come explore and create with glitter, glue and natural objects. Parent participation mandatory. Ages 2 - 3yrs.
Brennan Park Recreation Center
1009 Centennial Way
604-898-3604
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.
Come out tonight, Wed Dec 16th, for a wonderful evening of live music, caroling, and great food! This celebration will take place at Gelato Carina, in downtown Squamish, starting at 7:30pm to 8:30pm with caroling, followed by an open mic showcase.
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.
Howe Sound Secondary Christmas Variety Show. Lunch 12:00, Performance 2:30 pm.
Tix Lunch $7.
Performance Free
Limited number of seats available, please purchase tickets in advance at the Squamish Seniors Centre front desk.
SQUAMISH SENIOR CENTRE
Please join me to warm up my new studio space! A few of my new paintings will be on display, along with some prints & cards for sale.
Thursday December 17th - 7pm - 11pm
#204 - 37760 2nd Ave, Squamish
(above Community Futures...entrance on the side of the building)
Appies, wine and fabulous music will be on hand. (and space to dance)
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.
The strictly “MEN ONLY” shopping night will be held Friday, December 18 from 7 to 9 pm at the UpStares Gallery, 37991 Cleveland Ave, Downtown Squamish. It will showcase an interesting and varied selection of gifts for the motivated last minute shopper to surprise their loved ones.
Hey Folks Live music at Rockwell's friday night at 7:30. I'll be playing with Ethan Askey - harmonica player from Bluesberry Jam. It'll be a folky bluesy evening. New management, great food, nice room. pass it on.
Cam Salay
Every week the Burrow hosts the KICK OFF--- get your weekend started with Fabulous lounge beats by local dj's
December 19, 10 am - 4 pm. Totem hall. $25 set up fee for vendors. Call Joy, Char or Shirley 604 892 5166 for info.
Saturday, December 19th at the Squamish Adventure Center see footage of the 1927 Santa Parade! Admission by donation to the Squamish Food/Toy Bank.
See website for more details.
Presented by the Squamish Historical Society
Back to Back Home Games 7:15 Saturday VS Mission iceBreakers and 2:30 pm Sunday VS Delta IceHawks
This game's sponsor, MacDonalds. First 100 kids receive a noisemaker, hockey puck or upper deck trading card pack!
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Adults $8
Meet our new mascot and tour our new bus!
Produced by Howe Sound Performing Arts Association of Squamish
The best karaoke in the land!! Every Saturday Night at the Ocean Port Hotel 37991 2nd Ave, Downtown Squamish. Over 3000 songs, professional sound system, digitally mixed sound board...you just supply the voice! We'll supply the good time!!
Birthdays and large groups welcome...
Back to Back Home Games 7:15 Saturday VS Mission iceBreakers and 2:30 pm Sunday VS Delta IceHawks
This game's sponsor, MacDonalds. First 100 kids receive a noisemaker, hockey puck or upper deck trading card pack!
Admission:
6 and under Free
6-12 $2
Students and Seniors $5
Adults $8
Meet our new mascot and tour our new bus!
We will meet at McDonald's restaurant 7:00 – 7:15 am to get into our groups, and be on our way before 8:00. There is a $5 fee to participate. All are welcome, but please contact me no later than December 6th to allow me time to put suitable groups together. My phone is 604 898-9420. Email myd123@telus.net.
Brennan Park Recreation Center
1009 Centennial Way Squamish
Call for more information 604-898-3604
Garden Place in Valleycliffe is a beautiful place to visit on evenings close to Christmas. The homes are beatifully lit with lots to see for your little ones. Also, Santa visits Dec 22, 23 and 24 between 7 and 9 pm. Children can speak with him, receive a candy cane, and sign a guest book.
Garden Place in Valleycliffe is a beautiful place to visit on evenings close to Christmas. The homes are beatifully lit with lots to see for your little ones. Also, Santa visits Dec 22, 23 and 24 between 7 and 9 pm. Children can speak with him, receive a candy cane, and sign a guest book.
Garden Place in Valleycliffe is a beautiful place to visit on evenings close to Christmas. The homes are beatifully lit with lots to see for your little ones. Also, Santa visits Dec 22, 23 and 24 between 7 and 9 pm. Children can speak with him, receive a candy cane, and sign a guest book.
Dana-Marie Battaglia is singing you Christmas carols at Starbucks Garibaldi today from 12-4. Merry Christmas!!!
Semi-potluck dinner - turkey and all the trimmings. This annual gathering begins with a service in the little chapel at 5:00 pm. Dinner begins at 6:00 pm in the gallery. Call ahead to confirm your attendance 604 898 3333.
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. Join us for a children's story and caroling. The River Church, @ Don Ros Secondary School
6:30 - 7:30 pm
Howe Sound Inn and Brewing Co. in the North Beach Restaurant.
Brunch 10:00 am - 2:00 pm $14.95 Adults/$7.95 Kids (kids 5 & under free!)
Dinner 4:00 - 8:00 pm $23.95 Adults/$9.95 Kids (kids 5 & under free!)
Call 604 892 2603 to make your reservation today!
Dance off your turkey dinner. DJs, eggnog, drink specials.
The Grizzly Bar and Grill, Sea to Sky Hotel
Doors open 7:00 pm. No Cover.
Every week the Burrow hosts the KICK OFF--- get your weekend started with Fabulous lounge beats by local dj's
Brennan Park Recreation Center 1009 Centenial Way at Loggers Lane Call for info 604-898-3604
Ready to get out of that Christmas cabin? Cam Salay plays at the Burrow on Boxing Day.
The best karaoke in the land!! Every Saturday Night at the Ocean Port Hotel 37991 2nd Ave, Downtown Squamish. Over 3000 songs, professional sound system, digitally mixed sound board...you just supply the voice! We'll supply the good time!!
Birthdays and large groups welcome...
Local artist/musician Adam C. Dalman brings his band to the stage!
Performing live @ the BREW PUB
Starts 9:30pm NO COVER!!!
Hello Film Fans of Squamish... Our next screening is the beautiful British black comedy Is Anybody There? Directed by John Crowley. With Michael Caine, Bill Milner, Anne-Marie Duff. Caine plays a retired magician who moves into a seniors home and befriends the lonely son of the owners. A post-Christmas treat. Come to the Squamish Adventure Centre at 2 pm on Sunday, Dec. 27.
Come say goodbye to 2009 and hello to 2010!!
Music by DJ Druid
Recession-proof drink specials
$3.75 Hiballs
$4.25 Local Bottles
Absolutely NO COVER!!!
Doors at 8PM
We Party til 4AM!!
2 DJs, Champagne, Sandwich Bar, Open til 4:00 am. No Cover Charge. Free New Year's Tickets available at the bar.
Coat Check open for the Christmas Season. Bring your staff party in!
Grizzly Bar and Grill, in Sea to Sky Hotel, Garibaldi Estates
At the Howe Sound Brew Pub! Performing live, THE BELADEANS Soul / Blues / R&B
Party Favors * Dinner and Drink Specials * Kitchen open to 11pm
Door $10
Presented by Get Huuped. Djs. Wear Blue! C-level Nightclub.
Advance Tix $15 available Trinity Romance and Chieftain Hotel.
$20 at Door
For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com
The race is on. With registration for Canada's most successful mountain bike race on January 1st, riders eager to to claim one of the 800 spots are busy developing strategies to ensure that they're one of the lucky ones.
Registration for the 2010 edition of the North Shore Credit Union Test of Metal opens at 6 pm on January 1.
Every week the Burrow hosts the KICK OFF--- get your weekend started with Fabulous lounge beats by local dj's
Beer Garden Open! Door Prizes. And don't miss the Sponsor and Fan appreciation night at the Burrow after the game - 9:30 pm - midnight. Free appies and drink specials.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Conducted from January 3rd through the 24th, the Annual Bald Eagle Count, coordinated by Nina Rytter, Rachel Shephard and Thor Froslev, is done by trained volunteers for scientific purposes and is not open to the general public.
Open Mic Night with host Cam Salay. Come on Squamish and show us what you've got!
Starts at 9:00 pm.
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892-2603
www.howesound.com
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
The award winning avalanche safety film “The Fine Line” will be shown. Guest speakers will present from BC Parks, The Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog Association and The Canadian Avalanche Centre.
Eagle Eye Theatre.
Doors open at 7:00PM. Event starts at 7:30 pm, admission by donation.
Saturday & Sunday Jan 9-10th:
Friday Jan 8th: Film Night and Guest Speakers at the Eagle Eye Theatre in Squamish.
Beer Garden Open! Door Prizes. And don't miss the Sponsor and Fan appreciation night at the Burrow after the game - 9:30 pm - midnight. Free appies and drink specials.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
How do you like your musical cocktail? If it is shaken, not stirred then catch the Paperboys if you are lucky enough to get the chance. This acclaimed Canadian-based band serves up a heady blend of country-folk-celtic-bluegrass-rock with a bit of traditional Mexican music thrown in for good measure. It defies labeling but hey, who cares, it is just brilliant music!
Daniel Gibson singer/songwriter, from the band, Kingston / Powerpop / Rock performs solo
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
Friday Jan 8th: Film Night and Guest Speakers at the Eagle Eye Theatre in Squamish.
Newcomers are always welcome. The three or four groups that we form usually finish at about 12:30 pm, when we return to the Howe Sound Inn for lunch and to bring in our results.
Meeting at the Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub, 8:00 am.
This great community youth group will be coming to your door on Sunday asking for bottles and cans as part of their fundraising efforts to pay the rental on their meeting space and storage unit.
Thank you for saving your holiday bottles for this effort.
The Pacific Coast Amateur Hockey Association hosts the annual Midget Scholarship Tournament to actively promote the ideals of scholastic achievement and sportsmanship combined with participation in Minor Hockey at the Midget level, and within this context to recognize the talents of graduating Midget players (17 years olds) in b
Damien Gillis: Farmed Salmon Exposed: The Global Reach of the Norwegian Salmon Farming Industry. Damien Gillis presents this new 23 min documentary on the environmental, socio-economic, and cultural impacts of the global salmon farming industry.
Drop in and play Crib at the Seniors Centre. Tuesdays from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm in the Multi Purpose Room. Drop In $2.15 Extra charge for prizes $3 Jan 11-Apr 19.
Squamish Seniors Centre
1201 Village Green Way
(behind Chieftain Mall, downtown Squamish)
604 848 6898
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 11:30 am / 12:30 pm - 4:00 pm.
Monthly Meeting. Come and join Squamish CAN at our next Network meeting. We enjoy a fun, informal atmosphere while learning about the possibilities for creative change in our community. Bring your own ideas if you have them, or help us develop exciting projects for collective action. At This Meeting: Special guest Trevor Dunn, representing the Squamish Oceanfront development.
Cedar Valley Waldorf School
Community Parenting Series
Free and open to everyone!
7:30 – 9 pm
Cedar Valley Waldorf School
38265 Westway Avenue, Valleycliffe
Monday, January 11 Our 12 Senses
“The senses are more than the simple activity of perceiving; they are indeed the foundation for the soul to express itself through the body.” Albert Soesman, MD
Everyone is welcome to attend the CVWS weekly parenting series this month. All sessions are free and open to parents, grandparents, teachers, caregivers and anyone interested in learning more about raising healthy, balanced children.
The school's inspiring prrincipal and kindergarten teach Christine Martin will be leading the talks.
Jan 11 - Explore our 12 senses
There's room for more members, plan to attend this next meeting of the Library's Teen Advisory Committe - working with the Squamish Public Library to help plan teen events, run the teen book club and help maintain the teen area of the library.
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
Members, guests and the general public are welcome. For more information contact 604 898 9457
Howe Sound Inn
7:00 pm, January 12
The waxing clinic will be put on by the people at The Nordic Shop. The clinic will be taught by Glenn Rupertus (3x Canadian Biathlon Olympian). The class will be open to 30 people, so pleasephone ahead to reserve your spot as the shop cannot accommodate more people than 30 people. If the demand is there, there will be more clinics to follow.
The Nordic Shop
Codependents Anonymous, is a Twelve Step Program for men and women who want healthier, more functional relationships with themselves and others. The first 3 Wednesdays of the month are an "open" group with last Wednesday of month being a "closed" group. For more info: contact Treena at 604 567 1228 or the CoDA Information Line at 604 515 5585.
Squamish residents and community groups will be joining efforts to organize events for Earth Day 2010, April 22nd. This is the second brainstorming session; everybody is welcome!
Howe Sound Inn Brew Pub
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Presented by the Howe Sound Performing Arts Association. Tix available Billie's Bouquet, the Adventure Centre and at the door.
Friday, Jan 15, 2010
8:00 pm
St. John's Anglican Church
No cover at the Grizzly Bar and Grill
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
No cover at the Grizzly Bar and Grill
Relay For Life is not just a fundraiser. It’s an event that brings together people across Canada to celebrate the lives of those who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and empower individuals and communities to fight back against cancer. Mark your calendars for the 2010 event, June 4th from 7pm to 7am.
Beer Garden Open! Door Prizes. And don't miss the Sponsor and Fan appreciation night at the Burrow after the game - 9:30 pm - midnight. Free appies and drink specials.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Deanna Knight & the Hot Club of Mars. A night of Swingin’ Gypsy Jazz! Vancouver’s Hot Club of Mars has been swinging for a few spins around the sun (a dozen earth years or so), though things have been really heating up with the addition of chanteuse Deanna Knight.
Acoustic / Roots Music / Rock Performs solo.
Starts at 9:30pm NO COVER!!!
Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub
Cleveland Ave., Squamish
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
for the play, Independence, BST is looking for 4 female actors ages 53, 33, 23, and 19 years. The play, directed by Judi Price and written by Lee Blessing, will also need behind the scenes people for set, props, front of house and more.
Prepare to do a cold read. Tantalus Room at Sea to Sky Hotel, 11 am - 2 pm. January 17
David Hancock: Eagles, Web Cams, and our Salmon Dependent Ecosystem! David Hancock will discuss the changes in numbers of eagles in the lower mainland and the Brackendale area and ‘try to be optimistic’ about the eagles’ future. With eagles and orcas feeding heavily on salmon, the prospects are not all rosy.
Squamish Senior Centre 604 848 6898
Click here for more information and schedule of weekly events.
DUMPING OUR LANDFILLS, Part I Trashed - Whose waste is it anyway? How did we end up with so much stuff? How come we always need more? What happens to it when we throw it away? Where is "away"?
Movie and Discussion
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Squamish Adventure Centre
Everyone is welcome to attend the CVWS weekly parenting series this month. All sessions are free and open to parents, grandparents, teachers, caregivers and anyone interested in learning more about raising healthy, balanced children.
The school's inspiring prrincipal and kindergarten teach Christine Martin will be leading the talks.
Jan 11 - Explore our 12 senses
Presenter Kim sayer has been a social worker for 20 years specializing in health care and working with seniors. She is currently employed by the Vancouver Coastal Health as a social worker at Hilltop House.
Squamish Seniors Centre
Jan 19, 2:30 pm
Squamish Senior Centre 604 848 6898
Learn to design and create your own necklace and bracelet using all glass beads. Fee icludes all beads, supplies and tools. Feel free to bring your own favourite beads or pendant.
Tues Jan 19
4:45 - 6:30 pm
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
Need a kick-start??? Need help with your project or alterations? Bring your own/pattern or project and supplies. Get the personal sewing tips you need!
$ 31
Wed Jan 20
5 - 6:45 pm
Interested in being involved? Come to a discussion and organizing meeting at the Hotspot Annex -
38027 Cleveland Ave 604 815 4121
This 3-part series will address typically observed issues and needs and provide general support strategies that can be applied in the home or early childcare environment. the workshops will be based on the practical application of best practice strategie when working with children with additional needs.
SES is looking forward to hearing more about the Oceanfront Plan at Capilano University 7pm January 20th.
Please join us for the presentation and an open meeting afterwards to discuss issues, ideas and get involved with environmental initiatives and projects in Squamish.
Everyone welcome to attend our monthly meetings. Writers, spoken word, poets, it's all encouraged.
Call Jude 604 892 4009 for info or see our website
SERF and Sound & Soul Studios present a documentary film premiere: Squamish Equinox Rock Festival 2009, Live from the Squamish Oceanfront. Also featuring live entertainment by Shone and SERF veterans Jam n' Toniocs.
Gelato Carina, Cleveland Ave.
Doors 8:15 pm.
Small capacity venue so get here early!
Welcome to Open House for TOPS Chapter 2413 Squamish. Come find out what we are about, we meet weekly and share weight loss strategies and programs. We are a non-profit support Group for Weight Loss.
Thursday Jan. 21, 2010 at 10:00 am.
37978 - 3rd. Ave. (Alano Club Building)
Next Meeting January 21st, Thursday 7:00-8:30pm
Topic is "Your Health and your Business"
37971 3rd Ave (Chiropractic Clinic)
Kindergarten Ready? Setting Kids up for Success
Chandra Kipfer & Helen Tilley, Occupational Therapists
Mantra Living Inc.
Your child has grown so fast! They will be starting school before you know it!
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.
Complementing the movie nights on waste and, in an attempt to learn about the importance of organic waste recycling, Squamish CAN and Carneys are offering a field-trip to the composting facility in Whistler, where on-site staff will be giving us a tour and share valuable facts with us.
No cover at the Grizzly Bar and Grill
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
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.
No cover at the Grizzly Bar and Grill
In the BAGSA Studio, Painting 1: Drawing on the Masters: Basic Colour Theory & Mixing (2 day workshop)
Beer Garden Open! Door Prizes. And don't miss the Sponsor and Fan appreciation night at the Burrow after the game - 9:30 pm - midnight. Free appies and drink specials.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
7pm - 9pm
C-Dar Farm- Paradise Valley
The Gatehouse Hall
Family Friendly
Adults $8 Child 6-16YRS $4 5 and under Free
BRING DRUMS, SHAKERS & BELLS
In 1847, Verdi set to glorious music Shakespeare's famous tragedy about a regicide and its aftermath. Macbeth encompasses both the larger theme of political upheaval in medieval Scotland and the smaller but intensely psychological story of a marriage fraught with bitter power-struggles and dark desires.
Cam, Rick, & Rita! Local favorites bring you a night of music. Come out and support!
Starts at 9:30pm NO COVER!!!
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892-2603
www.howesound.com
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
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.
In the BAGSA Studio, Painting 1: Drawing on the Masters: Basic Colour Theory & Mixing (2 day workshop)
Featuring local talented music teachers and past participants of the HSMF. Ail Bachert, Melissa Braun, Namoi Lang, Veronica McPhee, Eric Musseau, and Aaron Purdie.
Admission by donation. This short concert is suitable for children, students and music lovers of all ages
Friday, Jan 22 7:00 pm
with Special Guest Ali Milner
Norman Rich: Magnificent Wildlife Moments An evenings talk and slide featuring wildlife photography from Western Canada by Norman Rich, including eagles, bears, owls, caribou, and ravens. In the talk he will also explore "creative intent and visual choices" as an artists approach to wild nature photography.
Squamish Senior Centre 604 848 6898
Click here for more information
and schedule of weekly Senior Centre events.
DUMPING OUR LANDFILLS, Part II Waste watchers - Healthy, effective waste loss Our landfill is reaching its limit. With trash exports banned, some say expanding it is the only alternative. But is it really? This will cost us millions! Let's take a close look at what it contains. Perhaps we can get rid of it altogether..., one piece of trash at a time!
Everyone is welcome to attend the CVWS weekly parenting series this month. All sessions are free and open to parents, grandparents, teachers, caregivers and anyone interested in learning more about raising healthy, balanced children.
The school's inspiring prrincipal and kindergarten teach Christine Martin will be leading the talks.
Jan 11 - Explore our 12 senses
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
Pressured by relentless public demand, Squamish CAN and Artista Espresso Shop join forces to offer you, once more, a FREE public
showing of:
BLUE GOLD WORLD WATER WARS
Global warming is an issue of "how" we live; the water crisis is an issue of "if" we live.
One the last tuesday of every month, Howe Sound Brewing Co. is holding an 'All female Open Mic Night' in the North Beach Lounge.
So come down and perform or/and support!
See you there!
Hosted by Dana Marie www.dana-marie.ca
Are you curious about a school which ignites a life-long love of learning? Discover exciting education options in your own backyard! Cedar Valley Waldorf School tours take place the last Wednesday of every month from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m. 38265 Westway Avenue in Valleycliffe. Join us to learn how Waldorf education engages children at each stage of development.
Garibaldi Highlands Elementary is celebrating Family Literacy Day with a giant book sale. Shop for adult, youth and children's books, all in excellent condition. Everyone is welcome. Cash only please. Partial proceeds to the Emmanuel Boys Rescue Centre.
Jan 27
3:00 - 6:00 pm
Come out on January 27th (Family Literacy Day) and enjoy an hour of music and stories with renowned Children's Entertainer Max Tell. This free concert will start at 4 pm in the meeting room of the Squamish Public Library and is open to all ages. For more information visit the library's website at www.squamish.bclibrary.ca or call us at 604 892-3141.
Pick up forms at the Squamish Library or Capilano University. Registration is $5 for individuals and $10 for teams but fees are waived for those with pledges over $10. Proceeds from this event go towards programs at the library and Cap U.
Jan 27
6:00 pm
Come join Adam @ Dream Fitness, for a refreshing twist on energizing your 2010. This presentation is entertaining and highly informative. Dream Fitness Street: 1115 Industrial Way Squamish, bc Phone: (604) 815-4211
January 27 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
Nila Gopaul will give a free literacy workshop on using plain language to ensure your message reaches a broader audience. Please pre-register before noon Jan 27 at the library or email mlebeau@capilanou.ca
Squamish Public Library
7:30 am
Jan 28
Just a quick note to say the Social is back and the next one will be Thursday January 28th @ Onatah coffee (in the Spectacle building by 7-11 in the highlands).
Same deal as before - super casual no pressure event to come out and meet your neighbors in Squamish. Spread the word and hopefully see you there!
This monthly luncheon will be held at the Squamish Senior Centre. Tix in advance are $7 for members and $8 for non-members.
Free session, sign up today! The BCAA Traffic Safety Foundation, with support from the Ministry of Community Services and the Vancouver Foundation have developed the Living Well, Driving Well workshop in co-sponsorship with the Squamish Senior Centre. Registration is required.
Come join Adam @ The Squamish Athletic Club, for a refreshing twist on energizing your 2010. This presentation is entertaining and highly informative.
January 28 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
Squamish Athletic Club 37827 Second Avenue Squamish, BC V8B 0R2 (604) 892-8273
Come join Adam @ Club Flex, for a refreshing twist on energizing your 2010. This presentation is entertaining and highly informative.
January 29 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
Club Flex 38255 Cleveland Squamish, BC V0N 3G0 (604) 892-3539
No cover at the Grizzly Bar and Grill. Live music every weekend. Pool tables, dance floor, food. In the Sea to Sky Hotel next to London Drugs in the Garibaldi Estates area of Squamish.
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
No cover at the Grizzly Bar and Grill. Live music every weekend. Pool tables, dance floor, food. In the Sea to Sky Hotel next to London Drugs in the Garibaldi Estates area of Squamish.
Sunny Daze Design Studio: 10:00 am to 3:00 pm : Sunday
The Art Show Sale & Demo will be happening on the last Sunday of every month.
Sunny Daze Design Studio
38069 Guildford Drive
Squamish, BC
604-892-1239
The Squamish Chamber of Commerce celebrates it's 76th Anniversary
What’s shakin’ baby?
Can you feel the groovy times comin’?
Come join our “Outta Sight” 1970’s inspired celebration as the Squamish Chamber of Commerce celebrates 76 years! It will be a Far Out, Boogyin’ time!
Beer Garden Open! Door Prizes. And don't miss the Sponsor and Fan appreciation night at the Burrow after the game - 9:30 pm - midnight. Free appies and drink specials.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Wing Ding! Wrap up the Eagle Festival with the ever-entertaining and energetic ultimate folksinger with The Valdy Eagle Band: Doug Edwards, Lee Morin & Jim McGillevray
Tickets at BAG & The Bookshelf : $20 (8 pm) or $35 (7 pm) with dinner (Caesar Salad, Salmon Bisque & Dessert)
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
I am excited to announce the first community drum of 2010. Bring drums, shakers and bells, Dress wild, bring a cusion, water, a thermos of tea and a snack. Djembes, shakers, blocks and tambourines for sale at the event. C-Dar Farm- Paradise Valley
Objective Standards for Beauty: Do they exist? This is a formal introduction, and invitation to participate in a new community forum current based in Squamish, but with plans to expand to Whistler in the near future. The group is a network location of the internationally renowned "Philosophers Cafe" which started back in the 80's at Simon Fraser University.
Alexandra Morton: Politics & Law: Norwegian Salmon Farming in Canada. Privately owned salmon in ocean feedlots is unconstitutional, net pen fish farms are exempt from Canadian fishing regulations and Ottawa does not think wild salmon are worth the effort. Hard to believe? Join Alexandra Morton for an evening of stunning photographs and a story that needs to be heard.
ABBA Tribute Band. We open to the public at 6:00 pm, Feb 1, 2010!
Chances Boardwalk Squamish
Open Daily 10 am - 1 am
9000 Valley Driver
604 892 2946
Rock Bar & Grill Restaurant
Open 11 am - 11 pm every night. Olympic hours: 11 am - 1 am.
Monday February 1st
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Brennan Park Junior Lounge
Everyone welcome.
All executive positions are open for nominations.
Hope to see you there.
Come out and show us what you've got at Open Mic Mondays.
Starts at 9:00 pm on the first Monday of each month at the Brew Pub.
Hosted by Cam Salay
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
Grizzly Bar
Sea to Sky Hotel
40330 Tantalus Way, P.O. Box 310,
Garibaldi Highlands (Squamish)
British Columbia, Canada, V0N 1T0
Fax: 604-898-3692
Brennan Park Recreation Centre Ice Arena, 3:30 pm. Tickets to the hockey event are $10.00.
Britannia Beach Style!
Come join Galileo Coffee in welcoming the Torch Relay to Britannia.
An amazing day for Squamish - over 8,000 people turned up Thursday night and many more turned up Friday morning early at the Logger Sports stadium to watch the torch climb a massive pole. We'll be uploading photos to our Photo Gallery (see menu at left)

An amazing day for Squamish - over 8,000 people turned up Thursday night and many more turned up Friday morning early at the Logger Sports stadium to watch the torch climb a massive pole. We'll be uploading photos to our Photo Gallery (see menu at left)

A young piper of the Black Tusk Caledonia Pipe Band has just undergone open heart surgery. A fundraiser is planned by the band at the Grizzly Bar & Grill. There is a pool tournament from 3:00 - 6:00 pm. It is $10 to enter with half proceeds going to the winner. There is burger and beer from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. The band will also be playing during this event.
Our debut CD has been completed - now it's time to CELEBRATE!! This CD presents 12 tracks steeped in the folk traditions of BC, Cape Breton, Scotland, Ireland, Scandinavia, and France. This music blends old and new, creating a fusion of sweet melodies, foot-stompin' dance tunes, and groovy rhythms, enhanced with lyrical vocals.
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Russia and Switzerland's women's Olympic hockey teams are inviting the community to watch a practice game at Brennan Park Arena on Wednesday February 10. Admission is free and the game starts at 3:00 pm.
On Saturday February 6th the Cutters Barber Shop at 40384 Tantulas Road will be having their 30th Anniversary celebration.
They will be cooking hotdogs - all proceeds to support the Squamish Needy Animal Foundation.
So go by and congratulate them on 30 years of business and buy your hotdog to support SNAF!
Opening Reception Sat. Feb 6, 1:30 - 3:30 pm. Everyone welcome.
Feb 2 - March 8 Local artists celebrate the Squamish Spirit in a mixed media show at the Foyer Gallery, 37907 Second Ave, Downtown Squamish.
Regular Hours: Mon - Thurs 12:00 - 8:00 pm, Fri - Sun 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. www.squamishart.com
Celebrating the release of their newest beer, Three Beavers Imperial Red Ale, the Brew Pub is having a party on Saturday February 6 from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Bob Marley tribute band Daddy Roy Messenger and the Messenger Band plays at 6:00 pm.
Howe Sound Brewery
37801 Cleveland Ave
http://www.howesound.com/
Chances Boardwalk Squamish where Fun is Good. $40 ticket includes $1000 jackpot Game, electronic Bingo package, $200 Game prizes, Buffet Dinner, take Home Gift, Live Entertainment (Beatles Tribute Band), Door Prizes (win Canuck Hockey Tix to Boardwalk VIP suite). Limited seating, get your tickets early!
Beer Garden Open! Door Prizes. And don't miss the Sponsor and Fan appreciation night at the Burrow after the game - 9:30 pm - midnight. Free appies and drink specials.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Quest University Cafeteria. 8:30 pm. Featuring local riders, and filmed on location in Whistler, Norway, Sweden, and Squamish. Plus some other places. Pay Bar! Big Screens! High Def! Less headcam than Delusionary Lines! This event is free entry but donations will be accepted toward materials for a bridge on Galactic Shiesser.
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Come and Get the Olympic Spirit! The Gelato Carina will be open every night in February providing a welcome spot to celebrate for visitors and locals alike. During February there will be a $5 cover at the door with all proceeds going to the musicians. Tell all your friends that there will be a party every night in Downtown Squamish all month!
Valentine's Day is a day devoted to love and affection, how better to celebrate than with a photo of the ones you love?
February 7th come to Discovery Kids, for a mini photo session with Bopomo, Vancouver\'s best photography studio*, and support Squamish Relay for Life Team 'Belly 2 Baby', for The Canadian Cancer Society at the same time!
Watch the SUPER BOWL XLIV Colts vs. Saints on the BIG SCREEN with us featuring: * Pitcher Specials * Beef Chili * Three Bean Chili
Sun Feb 7th @ 3:30pm
Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub
37801 Cleveland Ave, (Downtown)
Squamish, BC Canada eh!
First Sunday every month local musicians get together at the Brackendale Art Gallery. Everyone welcome.
7:30 - 10:00 pm.
Brackendale Art Gallery
www.brackendaleartgallery.com
The Royal Hudson Steam Train will make a special run to White Rock, BC on Monday, February 8, 2010 to participate as a special guest at the White Rock Winter Festival and Bite of the Rock event. The train will return from White Rock to Vancouver on Tuesday, February 9.
The Royal Hudson Steam Train will make a special run to White Rock, BC on Monday, February 8, 2010 to participate as a special guest at the White Rock Winter Festival and Bite of the Rock event. The train will return from White Rock to Vancouver on Tuesday, February 9.
With as jewellery design board create your own bracelet and suncatcher. Choose from a variety of glass beads. All beads and supplies supplied or bring your own fave's!
$ 27
Tues Feb 9
4:45 - 6:30 pm
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
Russia and Switzerland's women's Olympic hockey teams are inviting the community to watch a practice game at Brennan Park Arena on Wednesday February 10. Admission is free and the game starts at 3:00 pm. Note: Tickets were given out pre-game, the arena is full.
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
VISUALS Members exhibit paintings at the UpStares Gallery during the Wild at Art Spirit of Squamish Festival, Feb 1 to March 5. Theme: Water! H20.
Opening Reception Thurs. Feb 11, 5:00 - 8:00 pm. Everyone welcome. Vote for your favorite piece and be entered to win free art. Gallery hours 12 to 8 pm Closed Mondays.
PERU Fundraising Slideshow & Traditional Peruvian Dinner
Slideshow: everyone welcome by donation [$5-10 suggested]
5-course Peruvian Dinner: $50
Riches, Ruins, Festivals & Floods
At the Brackendale Art Gallery
Thursday February 11
6:30 pm Dinner
8:00 pm Slideshow
The Squamish Public Library invites you to a free Naturopath Workshop. Join Dr. Heidi Rootes, as she presents information on physical health and wellness! Everyone is welcome to attend this event!
Squamish Public Library
(604) 892 3110
37907 2nd Avenue
Cam Salay 9:00pm $5.00 at the door
Gelato Corina
38078 Cleveland Avenue
Squamish, BC
karinaf@shaw.ca
(604) 815 4448
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #277 is holding a Valentine’s Dinner and Dance on Friday February 12 with beef tenderloin on the menu including dessert for $25 each and featuring chefs Tilly and Jason. The cocktail hour is at 6:00 pm with dinner at 6:45 pm and followed by an evening of dancing with the band Lane and Piche and special guest Hillary.
Come in and take a tour, enjoy complementary snacks, beverages adn some of our famous cinnamon rolls - and be sure to enter your name or business card to win a weekend stay in luxurious suite.
39400 Discovery Way
Squamish, BC
1 877 6002
604 848 6000
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
3:30 - 5:30pm
Everybody Skate - Dress in Red and Skate Free. Skate Rental available.
3:00 - 7:00pm
Community Olympic Mural
Gelato Carina Gelateria. 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Join Rita Kyle & Rick Morgan for an evening of West Coast folk music.
Gelato Carina is the locals favourite place to go for delicious paninis, fresh gelato and superb coffee & hot chocolate.
This is a family friendly event!
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
There is no Storytime at the Squamish Library during the Olympics but the library is offering three famly storytimes at Brennan Park Spirit Centre on Saturdays.
Feb 13, 20, 27 - 10:30 am.
Squamish Nation Dance Group Welh Tima Kexwusem (Skwxwu7mesh language for Culture Bringing People Together) will be sharing blessing and celebration songs. Traditional Coast Salish smoked salmon and bannock breads will be offered. Guided artwalk with artist talks between the 2 venues.
Beer Garden Open! Door Prizes. And don't miss the Sponsor and Fan appreciation night at the Burrow after the game - 9:30 pm - midnight. Free appies and drink specials.
Catch Squamish's own Junior Hockey Team at Brennan Park Arena on Saturdays, game time 7:00 pm. Kids meet the players in the tunnel for autographs right after the game!
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
The Burrow. 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Join Cam Salay for an evening of West Coast celtic folk music.
Enjoy martinis, tapas or a refreshing glass of the many wines offered by the glass. The Burrow's mantra: eat. drink. lounge.
This is NOT a family friendly event.
Ocean Port Hotel. 9:00 pm. Best Sounding Karaoke in the Lower Mainland with DJ Darcy.
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Tonight, only at Gelato Carina, Squamish's own The Shifters. Listen to some Rock & Roll live tonight at 9:00pm!
Returning to the Brew Pub John Bottomley is a Canadian singer-songwriter. His most successful album, 1995's Blackberry, spawned the Top 40 hits "You Lose and You Gain" and "Long Way to Go".
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Book your appointment today for Valentines day for our annual Beauty Gala! - Makeovers -Manicures -Skin Care Consultations -Hair Colour Consultations (from Concrete Blonde, Squamish's newest hair salon) Space is limited!
Onatah Coffee. 3:00 - 5:00 pm. Join Mike Mcdonald for an afternoon of West Coast alternative folk music.
Onatah offers locally roasted, fair trade organic coffee, yummy baked goods, sandwiches and wraps.
Onatah Coffee
#6 - 40437 Tantalus Road,
Garibaldi Estates, Squamish
Take your special someone out for a decadent 3 Course Dinner & Bubbly. Enjoy a live serenade of beautiful love songs by Dana-Marie Battaglia.
The Rock Bar & Grill inside Chances Boardwalk Gaming Centre
Sunday February 14 5-9pm
$99 per couple (plus taxes and whatnot)
Reservations Recommended: 604-892-2089
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Time: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Three course fondue dinner at the Burrow on Tantalus Way. Two seatings only, 6:00 pm and 8:30 pm. Reservations limited to 10 couples per seating. Tix $89.99 per couple.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Way
604 898 2801
Gelato Carina Gelateria. 8:00 - 10:00 pm. Join Rita Kyle & Rick Morgan for an evening of West Coast folk music.
Gelato Carina offers yummy gelato, delicous soups, warm coffee & hot chocolate and friendly people.
This is a family friendly event!
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
The Cup Bistro & Deli. 3:00 - 5:00 pm. Join Rachel Thom for an afternoon of West Coast pop music.
The Cup offers warm breakfasts, filling lunches & organic take away to cook at home.
This is a family friendly event
The Cup Bistro & Deli
40378 Tantalus Road, Garibaldi Highlands, Squamish
http://www.wildatart.ca/
Warm food, sweet desserts and mouth watering lattes. Pause Cafe offers one of the best views in town of the Squamish Chief. Relax, enjoy!
The Devlins 9:00pm $5.00 at the door
Gelato Corina
38078 Cleveland Avenue
Squamish, BC
karinaf@shaw.ca
(604) 815 4448
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
St. John's Anglican Church (Diamond Road, behind London Drugs). Everyone is invited. Cost by donation, $5 minimum. Pancakes, sausages and coffee and tea.
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
HST Information Seminar - The Proposed Transition to Harmonized Sales Tax - Information for Businesses
Sea to Sky Hotel
40330 Tantalus Way
Squamish, BC
Thursday, March 18, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Thursday, March 18, 2010 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Registration
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Eclectic Mix of Acoustic, Rock, Country, & Drum’n’Bass.
Pause Café
Two local theatre groups perform at Gelato Carina starting 7:30 pm.
Between Shifts Theatre will perform The Man with the Bowler Hat, while Broadway or Bust will perform a collection of musical numbers.
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
7:30 - 9:00pm
Showing of “In The Shadow of the Chief”
Free Admission
The Squamish Youth Resource Centre is a drop-in centre serving all youth 13-18 years old. We are entering our tenth year of operation under Sea to Sky Community Services and are fundraising to convert our unused garage into a jammin' music room!
Squamish Nation is very proud to be the first Host Nation to welcome the Olympic Flame on our traditional territory!
Rockwells Bar and Grill. Enjoy two 45 minute sets including origionals as well as some covers by Kings of Leon, Jason Mraz, Colbie Caillat, Sarah McLachlan, Jewel, Tracy Chapman, A Fine Frenzy, Sia, etc.
Kelly Coubrough 9:00pm $5.00 at the door
Gelato Corina
38078 Cleveland Avenue
Squamish, BC
karinaf@shaw.ca
(604) 815 4448
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Saturday, Feb 20
10:30-11:00am
Story time by Trudie from the Squamish Public Library – Mezzanine
11:00-2:00pm
Family Zone Craft Area
There is no Storytime at the Squamish Library during the Olympics but the library is offering three famly storytimes at Brennan Park Spirit Centre on Saturdays.
Feb 13, 20, 27 - 10:30 am.
Slide Shows presenting images of the diverse sport and art culture of the area, including kiteboarding and rock climbing.
Door Prize Draws on Saturday Special Events evenings. Free ballots for prizes can be filled anytime Monday—Friday, and as often as you like. Prizes include limited edition art T-shirts by Sam Bowerman, Harpreet Bering and Gabe Menican.
Gelato Corina. 8:00 -10:00 pm. Join Pancho & Sal for an evening of flamenco and Argentinean folk music.
Gelato Carina offers yummy gelato, delicous soups, warm coffee & hot chocolate and friendly people.
This is a family friendly event!
Brackendale Art Gallery. Blues musician, actor and voice artist. Two time Juno Award winner for Blues Album of the YEar and Toronto Blues Society male Vocalist of the Year. "A National Treasure". Tix $20. Available at the Bookshelf or the Brackendale Art Gallery.
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Ocean Port Hotel. 9:00 pm. Best Sounding Karaoke in the Lower Mainland with DJ Darcy.
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
A mix of folk, reggae, classic rock, blues and alternative, Crooks and Castles plays for you at Zephyrs Cafe on Cleveland. $2 cover.
Americana Indie Country and No Cover! "Never loses its feeling of sheer honesty." (Exclaim!, Toronto 2008) "Country-rock delivered with a spirit" (The Province, Vancouver 2009) "Like a bottle of good bourbon" (Vancouver Courier 2008) "Distinctly unique brand of alt-country" (Beatroute, Calgary 2008)
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
St Johns Anglican Church. 2:00 - 6:00 pm. An afternoon of song with Squamish locals Kelly Coubrough, Melissa Braun, and Aaron Purdie. Accompanied by Erik Musseau. This is a free event.
Grilled Fromage. Cleveland Ave., downtown Squamish. A natural born musician, Dana‐Marie Battaglia has passionately dedicated her life to performing as well as writing and recording music in her home studio.
I'll be playing a small intimate concert of my original music tonight Feb 21 at 7pm at Grilled Fromage in downtown Squamish. More details are on my website. Hope to see you there!
The Devlins at 9:00pm. $5.00 at the door. Gelato Carina.
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Tuesday, Feb 23
7:15-8:30pm
Power Flow/Vinyasa Yoga for adults
1:00-2:00pm
Watch and cheer for local Alicia Cline in Ski Cross
Squamish Nation is very proud to be the first Host Nation to welcome the Olympic Flame on our traditional territory!
On the last tuesday of every month, Howe Sound Brewing Co. is holding an 'All female Open Mic Night' in the North Beach Lounge.
So come down and perform or/and support!
See you there!
Hosted by Dana Marie www.dana-marie.ca
Pause Cafe. 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Join Rita Kyle with special guest Anne Iacovone for an evening of West Coast folk song.
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Wednesday, Feb 24
4:00-5:00pm
Yoga for Teens
6:00-8:00pm
Themed Swim
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Thursday, Feb 25
11:00am
Olympic Women’s Hockey Bronze Medal Game
3:30-6:00pm
Olympic Women’s Hockey Gold Medal Game
Help fight against hunger in our community by taking part in this annual fundraiser. On Thursday, Feb 25 you are asked to bring your lunch to work and donate your lunch money to the Squamish Food Bank. Mail your donations to the Food Bank, PO Box 207, Garibaldi Highlands, BC V0N 1T0 or phone Susan 604 848 4316. Income tax receipts will be issued for donations over $20.
Join Tessa Amy for an evening of electro pop music surrounded by art from Laurel Terlesky with fire spinning outside by Courtney Driver as part of the Wild at Art, Spirit of Squamish Festival. #204 - 37760 2nd Avenue, Downtown Squamish Behind Community Futures (Laurel Terlesky's studio)
9:00 pm, Thursday, February 25th
Wine by donation
After performing to a packed house at the Eagle Eye Theatre, talented fiddle player Jocelyn Pettit and her family will be performing at Gelato Carina from 9 - 11 pm. There is a $5 admission fee at the door.
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Brennan Park Recreation Centre is 0ffering specialty programs during the Olympic Games period for adults and kids of all ages.
To register for all programs, visit www.squamishlive.ca or Brennan Park Recreation Centre. For questions, call (604) 898 3604
Grilled Fromage. 4:00 - 6:00 pm. Join Paul Coulter-Brown for an afternoon of West Coast folk/pop music.
Warm food, sweet desserts and mouth watering lattes. Pause Cafe offers one of the best views in town of the Squamish Chief. Relax, enjoy!
This is a family friendly event!
Shone Harcourt $5.00 at the door
Gelato Carina
38078 Cleveland Avenue
Squamish, BC
karinaf@shaw.ca
(604) 815 4448
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Saturday, Feb 27
Wild At Art - Spirit of Squamish Finale. A Cultural Olympiad Event
9:00-11:30am
Elks Pancake Breakfast
There is no Storytime at the Squamish Library during the Olympics but the library is offering three famly storytimes at Brennan Park Spirit Centre on Saturdays.
Feb 13, 20, 27 - 10:30 am.
Spectacular Howe Sound is the backdrop for this family-styled Games-time celebration. Local bands Radio Karma, The Overcomers and the Paul Coulter-Brown Band, top-10 finalists of the Wild at Art 2009 singer-songwriter contest, bring their grooves to the stage with humour, warmth and a touch of Squamish’s local colour.
Bring your drums and join Sasha Cecile at Brennan Park during Saturday's Spirit of Squamish celebration. Let's celebrate being canadian and the Olympics together by creating a close and inspirational community!
Pepe & Gringos. Enjoy 3rd Octave Down, Jazz, acoustic.
A blend of traditional techniques with a fun creative style. We pair our delicious food, made with only the highest quality ingredients and with exquisite presentation
Join the local and guest writers at the Squamish Arts Council building on Cleveland for an evening of literary exploration, music and fun. Our theme for the evening is The Tree.
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Crooks & Castles 9:00pm $5.00 at the door
Gelato Corina
38078 Cleveland Avenue
Squamish, BC
karinaf@shaw.ca
(604) 815 4448
Come to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park to relax and cheer on our athletes as they make Canada proud! Enjoy wine, beer and light refreshments and snacks in an adults only environment. There will be two large TVs with satelite for live feeds as well as wireless capability and an internet cafe.
This event is for 19+
No cover charge. 2:00 pm - midnight. Feb 11 - 28th, 2010
Daily events happening at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre throughout the 2010 Olympics including event viewing on a large screen, family activities, live entertainment and more.
Sun Feb 28
12:15pm
Olympic Men’s Gold Medal Game
6:00pm
Closing Ceremonies live on the big screen
Come join the party as the Sea to Sky Corridor welcomes the world. The Cafeteria at Quest is open to the public for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night snacks. Our all day buffet will get you seated and enjoying our fabulous food in no time flat.
Gelato Carina Gelateria. 8:00 - 10:00 pm. Join Gene Smith & Stuart Bent for an evening of smooth jazz.
SAC Building on Cleveland Ave. Open 2-8 pm daily. The Squamish Arts Council presents The Squamish Project. More than 40 local artists present works inspired by the unique beauty of the surrounding area. Themes include: Into the Woods, Industrial Strength, Cultural Fusion.
Doors open 5:30. Enjoy and evening of socializing and playing Bingo! The only Bingo game in town.
Come out and show us what you've got at Open Mic Mondays.
Starts at 9:00 pm on the first Monday of each month at the Brew Pub.
Hosted by Cam Salay
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
The Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association (SORCA) invites all local restaurants and businesses to get involved in our 2010 bi-weekly summer 'Toonie' Races. This is a great opportunity to help out a grassroots community event while at the same time showcasing your business to a specific demographic of corridor residents.
Howe Sound Inn. 8:00 pm. SORCA first fundraiser of the year is a movie premier of Awesome Land: Women Of Dirt is a unique look into the world of Downhill Racing, Dirt Jumping and Freeriding. This film looks through the eyes of the wondrous women that have helped grow the sport of Gravity Mountain Biking with their strength and courage.
The annual World day of Prayer service in our community will be hosted by the Squamish United Church downtown Squamish on 4th avent at 7:00 pm. The service was written by the women of the Cameroon and the theme is 'Let Everything that has breath Praise God." An invitation is extended to everyone to attend this ecumenical service.
Acoustic roots and rock music at Rockwell's
Rockwell's Bar and Grill
Executive Suites - Garabaldi Springs Resort Hotel
40700 Tantalus Rd
Squamish, BC
(604) 815 0999
www.rockwells.ca
$1000 jackpot this weekend starting at 7:00 pm. Lots more Bingo at Chances, call for more information
604 892 2946
1 877 892 2946
Live music every weekend at the Grizzly Bar and Grill
Grizzly Bar & Grill, The
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
CVWS kicks off its month long annual Giving Campaign with an elegant evening filled with live music, impressive hors d'oeuvres by local chefs, and wines supplied by the award-winning Summerhill Pyramid Winery and local brewers.
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Acoustic roots and rock music at Rockwell's
Rockwell's Bar and Grill
Executive Suites - Garabaldi Springs Resort Hotel
40700 Tantalus Rd
Squamish, BC
(604) 815 0999
www.rockwells.ca
$1000 jackpot this weekend starting at 7:00 pm. Lots more Bingo at Chances, call for more information
604 892 2946
1 877 892 2946
Kickstart the bike season with a classic XC mtn bike race through the Cheekeye Fan trails in Brackendale and feel good knowing that your racing for a cause - raising funds for Don Ross Secondary's Outdoor Leadership Program!
Orecrusher XC is a lemans-style start, multi-lap classic XC through the Cheekeye Fan single-track trails of Brackendale. Open to racers 12 years to infinity.
The Third Annual Festival is a benefit for the Squamish Food Bank. Join us to enjoy a night of entertainment and laughter while sampling over 100 different domestic and international wines, micro-brewed beers and premium spirits. Paired with local cheeses and more… Tickets $20 Early Bird, $25 at the door.
Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm. The Howe Sound Women's Centre Society presents The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler. Come join us and change the story of women.
Two dates:
March 6th includes silent auction. Tickets are $20.00.
March 7th includes dinner. Tickets are $30.00.
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
An enigma, a culture, a hybrid of art, party, and nouveau vaudeville all rolled into one. Conceived in 2005 as a fun way to raise money for our local women's shelter this annual fetish event has grown to epic proportions.
This year all of the events proceeds will be donated to the Howe Sound Women's Centre, and to help fund a public art project in the Downtown.
$1000 jackpot this weekend starting at 7:00 pm. Lots more Bingo at Chances, call for more information
604 892 2946
1 877 892 2946
Organized by the Intestinal Disease Education and Awareness Society (IDEAS), the trek will raise awareness of these diseases through education and public awareness campaigns. Help support the 2010 Trek and Clinton Shard.
40625 Highlands Way North
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Everyone is welcome to join in the festivities celebrating the Paralympic Torch Relay with this free family event.
Is There a Meaning to Life?: Should There Be? Moderator: Jill Fellows (Question University Canada). Good day. This is a formal introduction, and invitation to participate in a new community forum current based in Squamish, but with plans to expand to Whistler in the near future.
Brackendale Art Gallery. 7:00 pm. The How Sounds Women's Centre Society presents The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler.
March 7th includes dinner at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $30.00.
Tickets available at the Women's Centre, The Bookshelf, and the
Brackendale Art Gallery.
Squamish CAN (Climate Action Network) meeting Monday, March 8th @ 7pm at the Brackendale Art Gallery.
Come and join Squamish CAN at our next Network meeting. We enjoy a fun, informal atmosphere while learning about the possibilities for creative change in our community. Bring your own ideas if you have them, or help us develop exciting projects for collective action.
This is a special change, just for the local artists to relax without a specific exhibition theme. "Anything Goes" will offer a wide variety of creative works for all tastes. Expect a little bit of edge in our jewellery and the newest inspirations from new and your favourite artists showcasing their best works. Please note the new Gallery changes :Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
Squamish Valley Quilters' Guild and Jeannine Bradshaw will be at The Foyer Gallery
Date: March 9th – April 5th
Location: Squamish Library
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
Don Ross High School PAC Meeting on Tuesday, 7:00 pm. Our speaker this month is Juanita Coltman, District Administrator, Aboriginal Education. We will also discuss the impacts of the recent reconfiguration on student population and our gaming application for next year.
Be connected with your child's school life. Everyone welcome.
Grilled Fromage downtown Squamish. 7-9 PM.So - good news and great news.Good - there is one more social left before daylight savings is upon us.
The Pure & Concentrated Essence of a Substance. Jewelery & Writing Impressions by Jeannine Bradshaw.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010 ~ 7pm to 8:30pm
Foyer Gallery ~ Squamish Public Library
RSVP: jeannine@bellameka.com
It's income tax timea gain! In this information session you will learn more about the new tax guidelines for 2010. Senior Centre Artroom. 1:00 - 2:30 pm.
Squamish Seniors Centre
1201 Village Green Way
(behind Chieftain Mall, downtown Squamish)
604 848 6898
You are cordially invited to the Downtown Squamish BIA's Annual General Meeting at Grilled Fromage - 38134 Cleveland.
Come and hear what we've been up to and what is being planned for the year to come, both by the DSBIA and by the District of Squamish.
Howe Sound Inn. 3rd Annual Soiree FrancoFUN. Fundraiser for the PAC of Ecole Les Aiglons. Silent auction, snacks, entertainment. Tickets $10 adv/Howe Sound Brew, Ecole Les Aiglons, Carina Gelato, Ecole La Passerelle or 604 848 8376
$12 door
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
All female business owners and managers are welcome to attend. Presented by the Squamish Chief, the event will be held at the Chief offices 38117 2nd Ave. Complimentary appetizers. Please RSVP lmichell@squamishchief.com before Tuesday, March 9, 5:00 pm.
In Store Tastings - Key Stone Beer - Friday March 12th, 3:00 - 7:00 pm.
Folk rock music live at Rockwell's. Cam Salay has been living and performing in the Sea to Sky corridor since 1988 as a resident of Whistler from 88-98 and a Brackendale resident ever since. In 1993 Cam joined the group The Paperboys and toured North America extensively.
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
Folk rock music live at Rockwell's. Cam Salay has been living and performing in the Sea to Sky corridor since 1988 as a resident of Whistler from 88-98 and a Brackendale resident ever since. In 1993 Cam joined the group The Paperboys and toured North America extensively.
Want fresh fish? We've got it! Diamond Head Fish Market opens in the base of the Spectacle Building. Grand Opening Sat March 13, 11 am - 4 pm. Free samples, door prizes, drinks and more.
Located in the Spectacle Building
604 671 2531
Regular Hours: 10 am - 6:30 pm.
In Store Tastings - Stanley Park Amber Ale - Saturday March 13th, 4:00 - 8:00 pm.
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Classic Rock and Pop band at the Howe Sound Brew Pub. No Cover! 9:30 pm.
Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603
www.howesound.com
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
Remember to turn your clocks forward before you go to bed on Saturday. Sunday March 14th marks the start of day light saving.
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
Part I: Kilowatt Ours – A plan to re-energize America - Do we know where our electricity comes from? Do we know how it works? How do we get it, buy it, sell it, squander it, save it? Given that the average Canadian home uses approximately 8,000 kwh per year, almost twice as much as the European counterpart, we should probably know the answer to all these questions and more.
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
Do you have a stack of sewing repairs??? Is your sewing machine in the closet? Bring your own repairs and alterations. Save money and learn how to sew them yourself! Learn all kinds of sewing tips.
$ 27
Wed March 16
5 - 6:30 pm
Members meet at the Yello Gate near Brohm Lake, 9:00 am. For more information call Heather at 604 892 9003
Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities.
Air Cadets learn about the traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and participate in flight-related activities. Air Cadets have a chance to earn their civilian pilot licenses through the Air Cadet program.
Squamish Family Chiropractic
You are invited to our next Health Talk Workshop to be held here at the clinic at 6:30 - 7:30 pm.
The theme will be "Why You Need to Get Sick to Get Better", given by Dr. Amber Kirk. Should you wish to attend, please call us at (604) 815 0031 to reserve your spot.
We look forward to seeing you there!
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
Howe Sound Brew Pub. Come in for a wee pint or two! Irish whiskey shooter specials, Pot Pies, Bangers & mash! Oatmeal stout pint Specials
Learn to design and create your own necklace and bracelet using all glass beads. Fee icludes all beads, supplies and tools. Feel free to bring your own favourite beads or pendant.
$42
Wed March 17
4:45 - 6:30 pm
SAC Building in Cleveland Park. 7:00 pm. Everyone is welcome to join us for literary inspiration on St Patricks day. Bring your 'green' writings or anything else you'd like to share with the group. Wear green. Bring green treats. Or just come along!
Jude Goodwin
604 892 4997 for info
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
Brand New Showcase of the best local artists. This is the artists' own choice of subject, with an edge to intrigue our visitors. Introduction of many new artists with a great selection of mixed mediuims.
March 1- April 18
Open daily 11 - 6 pm Closed Monday & Tuesday
Opening Reception is Thursday, March 18, 2010 7-9pm.
Free event at the Elaho Medical Clinic in the Chieftain Mall. Come and experience what each of these practitioners has to offer. Heather Roayl, Homeopaty. Tara Alain & Kirsten Aalter, Energy Healing. Ross Taylor, Life Coaching. Julie d'Entremont, Craniosacral Therapy.
Please RSVP 604 898 4020 as space is limited
The Introduction Session, presented by Positive Momentum, will introduce you to the content of "Keeping Connected Parenting" classes.
Topics: Practical tools for teaching children respect, Healing children's feelings, Communication, Discipline, Meeting the needs of parents.
Free admission - space is limited so please call to reserve
Squamish Library. 7:00 pm. Princeton University Departments of Chemistry and Molecular Biology Professor Hecht will give a presentation on Synthetic Biology: from Protein Design to Artificial Genomes.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm.
DJ Richa on the decks from 9:30 onward.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Local firefighters take on the RCMP in a friendly game of hockey known as Guns & Hoses Charity Hockey Game. This years fundraiser is for Nick Miller who was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in September and is required to take multiple trips to the city for treatment. Each year the hockey game raises funds for locals who are battling disease.
Rockwell's Bar and Grill
Executive Suites - Garabaldi Springs Resort Hotel
40700 Tantalus Rd
Squamish, BC
(604) 815 0999
www.rockwells.ca
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
1:00 pm to 3:30 pm.
Location: Squamish Adventure Centre to Garibaldi Highlands
How energy efficient is your home? Do you know what an energy audit is and what it entails? Do you know how much money it can save you? Do you want to find out?
Rockwell's Bar and Grill
Executive Suites - Garabaldi Springs Resort Hotel
40700 Tantalus Rd
Squamish, BC
(604) 815 0999
www.rockwells.ca
Brackendale Art Gallery 7:00 pm. An evening with Black Tusk Caledonia Pipe Band with special guests: Celtic sensation Jocelyn Pettit, World Class piper Alan Walters and friends.
Tix $20 at BAG or the Bookshelf
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
2009 Juno Nominees Twilight Hotel play a roots, alternative and country mix at the Howe Sound Brew Pub.
9:30 pm. No cover.
The X Paralympic Winter Games will be staged in Vancouver and Whistler from March 12 to 21, 2010. Visit vancouver 2010.com . The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games sport program includes five sports and 64 medal events:
· Alpine Skiing
· Biathlon
· Cross-Country Skiing
· Ice Sledge Hockey
· Wheelchair Curling
Rollercoaster/Lumberjack's
Meet us at the top of Perth @ 10am for coffee, tools, and the game plan. Bring some gloves and a friend, with a big turnout and a good effort we can solve the big problem areas on these popular local classics.
Squamish Adventure Centre. 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm. Awesome 2010 Oscar winner THE COVE screens at Squamish Adventure Centre, Sun. Mar. 21 at 1 & 3 pm. Tix $10 at the door. Proceeds to Media Arts Society of Squamish
Brennan Park Recreation Center. Join your friends today at the pool for some swimming fun.
Brennan Park
1009 Centenial Way
Squamish
604-898-3604
Part 2: Build green, save green - True or False? Spring is around the corner. This year, all the time and effort that you put into your home renovations could really pay off. Why? Well, simply because if you build green, you can save green! Come along and learn how! It's free, it’s inspiring, it’s entertaining… and we will learn lots! Bring your questions!
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Sign up before Mar 17th at the HSIB Co Front Desk/ $35 each
Starts 6pm in the Pub, Monday, Mar 22!
Rock Bar & Grill, Chances Boardwalk. 11:30 am. Guest speaker Daniel Veniez, Federal Liberal Candidate. Table sponsorship is avaialble for only $25. Call Jane 604 815 4990.
A People's Law School Speaker presentation on Wills and Estates at the Squamish Seniors Centre 1:00 - 3:00 pm. Presented by the Squamish Seniors Creative Connections Group. This free law class will cover all the essential information you need to know about wills and estates including revocation of a will, power of attorney, living wills and advanced health care directives.
Sometimes humorous and sometimes vivid and tender, Independence by Lee Blessing, offers us a window into the complex and entangled relationships between mother and daughters. This is a family divided against itself and the play explores how family members often hurt each other in their quest for personal identity.
Mark your calendars, on Wednesday, March 24 plan on seeing Consuming Kids The Commercialization of Childhood, a critically-acclaimed documentary being screened at the Adventure Centre at 7:30 pm.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Sometimes humorous and sometimes vivid and tender, Independence by Lee Blessing, offers us a window into the complex and entangled relationships between mother and daughters. This is a family divided against itself and the play explores how family members often hurt each other in their quest for personal identity.
Thurs. March 25 at 7 pm by donation at the Brackendale Art Gallery. From Halong Bay to the Mekong Delta, the frenzied streets of Hanoi to the quiet culture of Hoian, join Patricia Heintzman on a trip through Vietnam and discover a peaceful country still struggling to find its way 35 years after the American War.
Presented by the Valleycliffe Elementary School PAC. Tix $10 for cheesecake, beverages, entertainment and a chance to view our children's beautiful Art Gallery. Please come and support our efforts to raise funds for an artist in Residence for all the children at Valleycliffe Elementary. Tix on sale at the shcool office and must be purchased in advance. no ticket sales at the door.
Howe Sound Brew Pub. Award-winning shorts ranging from 5-24 minutes picked from the Best of the Fest.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Sometimes humorous and sometimes vivid and tender, Independence by Lee Blessing, offers us a window into the complex and entangled relationships between mother and daughters. This is a family divided against itself and the play explores how family members often hurt each other in their quest for personal identity.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm.
The Wheelhouse Band - from 9:30 onward.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The event "108 Minutes for Haiti" will start at 5:30pm with a 108 minute Yoga class taught by local Yoga instructors at The Brackendale Elementary School gymnasium. There will be door prizes from Lululemon and Bodyvine Yoga studio. After the class the event moves down to The Copper House Restaurant for a reception.
Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm. The Wheat In The Barley blend their many musical grains into a very hearty meal indeed. They bring the rural dance music of many cultures together and sprinkle them liberally with songs of working people and their pioneering exploits, stirring them up with excellent musicianship and creative arrangements. Folk, world, jazz, a little funk, reggae and Cajun
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Sometimes humorous and sometimes vivid and tender, Independence by Lee Blessing, offers us a window into the complex and entangled relationships between mother and daughters. This is a family divided against itself and the play explores how family members often hurt each other in their quest for personal identity.
Where: TBA (Diamond Head) 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Designed for intermediate to advanced riders who want to learn how to ride faster, more aggressively and with more confidence.
Please contact Mary-Ann for more info, cost, etc.
Burger and Suds and Silent auction at the Grizzly Bar and Grill. Tix $10.
Grizzly Bar and Grill
In Sea to Sky Hotel, next to London Drugs
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Indie folk rock music at Grilled Fromage Sat. March 27th at 8:30pm $5 cover. Sly Violet is touring BC this month promoting her new EP, Feel Your Way Out. She puts on an entertaining live show full of well-written songs with her original brand of acoustic folk rock.
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
On March 27 at 8:30 pm, hundreds of millions of people around the world will turn off their lights for an hour to demand action on climate change. But that's just the beginning. Every hour, Canadians are taking small steps to lessen their impact on the environment.
9:00 am Callaghan Hut, Callaghan Ski Area
Women’s only skate ski improvement session at Whistler Olympic Park for members of CWSC who have their 2009/2010 membership. (Payment of $25. club membership required for insurance purposes.)
Howe Sound Inn. An invitation to participate in a new community forum current based in Squamish, but with plans to expand to Whistler in the near future. The group is a network location of the internationally renowned "Philosophers Cafe" which started back in the 80's at Simon Fraser University.
This is a formal invitation to an open and respectful discussion on faith, being held at the Quest University Canada campus on March 28th between 3-5pm, in room L122 of the Library Building.
Come out for an evening of classic Bingo! with the good folks at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #277. Doors open 5:30 pm.
Squamish Arts Council Building at 37950 Cleveland Ave. in the park. 7:00 - 8:00 pm. Stake your claim in the building! Discussion includes overall Arts & Culture planning for the Oceanfront. Everyone welcome.
Hosted by Squamish Arts Council and SODCorp.
Discussion includes overall arts & culture planning for the Oceanfront. All are Welcome!
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
West Coast Amusements bring the fun to you! Located in the parking lot at the Adventure Centre
Daily times vary - the times below were from 2010 but are likely close to accurate.
Thursday Open 3 pm
Friday Open 3 pm
Saturday Open Noon
Sunday Open Noon - 6:00 pm
West Coast Amusements bring the fun to you! Located in the parking lot at the Adventure Centre
Daily times vary - the times below were from 2010 but are likely close to accurate.
Thursday Open 3 pm
Friday Open 3 pm
Saturday Open Noon
Sunday Open Noon - 6:00 pm
Are you curious about a school which ignites a life-long love of learning? Come for a school tour at Cedar Valley Waldorf School and see the Waldorf philosophy applied to various stages of child learning and development. Tours will view all of the school's classes from preschool to grades 5/6 and conclude with a question and answer session.
Sometimes humorous and sometimes vivid and tender, Independence by Lee Blessing, offers us a window into the complex and entangled relationships between mother and daughters. This is a family divided against itself and the play explores how family members often hurt each other in their quest for personal identity.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
West Coast Amusements bring the fun to you! Located in the parking lot at the Adventure Centre
Daily times vary - the times below were from 2010 but are likely close to accurate.
Thursday Open 3 pm
Friday Open 3 pm
Saturday Open Noon
Sunday Open Noon - 6:00 pm
Sometimes humorous and sometimes vivid and tender, Independence by Lee Blessing, offers us a window into the complex and entangled relationships between mother and daughters. This is a family divided against itself and the play explores how family members often hurt each other in their quest for personal identity.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
West Coast Amusements bring the fun to you! Located in the parking lot at the Adventure Centre
Daily times vary - the times below were from 2010 but are likely close to accurate.
Thursday Open 3 pm
Friday Open 3 pm
Saturday Open Noon
Sunday Open Noon - 6:00 pm
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Head to the Burrow to Kickoff your weekend. Cosmopolitan beats with local djs.
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
West Coast Amusements bring the fun to you! Located in the parking lot at the Adventure Centre
Daily times vary - the times below were from 2010 but are likely close to accurate.
Thursday Open 3 pm
Friday Open 3 pm
Saturday Open Noon
Sunday Open Noon - 6:00 pm
Brackendale Art Gallery 3:00 - 6:00 pm
Easter Tea Party for Dorte's 60th Birthday! Cake at 4:00 pm and other goodies. Easter egg hunting and door prizes! Please pass along to anyone who may not know - this is not a surprise party.
In lieu of gifts please make a donation to the red cross if you are so inclined.
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Westcoast Railway Heritage Park. 10:00 pm.
Westcoast Railway Heritage Park. 10:00 pm.
Come celebrate Bunnies & Easter Eggs with us! Fun activities for the whole family. A fun family event at the railway park. Admission by donation.
Brennan Park Recreation Centre, behind pool. The Squamish Firefighters Association members along with the Easter Bunny will be ready to welcome all children to the Easter Egg Hunt at Brennan Park behind the pool in the trees for the annual hunt from 11 am to 12 noon. It should be a lot of fun and this event will be followed by an Easter Skate in the arena from 12 until 1 pm.
The Super Toonie Sunday is back enjoy a full day of ride dh, social, and xc all in one day. All Races will cost $2 to take part in, plus a valved 2010 SORCA membership or $20 one day insurance plus $2.
XC Race: registration starts at 12:30 pm. Race starts 2:00pm
Sign on in Cludesac off Garibaldi Park Rod above Quest University. Course will take in the new Pseudo Tsuga
Join us for an Easter Jam! First Sunday every month local musicians get together at the Brackendale Art Gallery. Everyone welcome.
7:30 - 10:00 pm.
Brackendale Art Gallery
www.brackendaleartgallery.com
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company 8:30pm
Open Mic Night with host Cam Salay
EVERYONE WELCOME!
SQUAMISH HAS GOT TALENT!
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603
www.howesound.com
Lisa Elander teaches an introductory course for four Tuesday evenings 6:00 - 7:00 pm. Cedar Valley Walkdorf School, 38265 Westway Ave., Valleycliffe. Admission by donation, suggested between $3 - #5. For more info call Lisa at 604 898 5521.
April 6-27, Tuesdays
The Council is holding its first Annual General Meeting Wednesday, April 7, 1 – 5 pm at the Howe Sound Inn in Squamish. The purpose of the AGM is to put faces to names regarding this relatively new regional invasive initiative, review the Council’s accomplishments in 2009 and the plan for 2010, discuss with local citizens invasive plant issues, gain insight into their concerns
Time: 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm.
Host Location: Tantalus Chiropractic & Wellness - Dr. Peter Drysdale & Dr. Ange Wellman in collaboration with The Cup, 13 - 40437 Tantalus Rd, Garibaldi Highlands.
Come and enjoy a complimentary drink and great appys! No RSVP required. Bring a Non-Chamber Member and receive 50% off your own admission!
Greetings from Dr. Lori Broker & Dr. Amber Kirk! You are invited to our next Health Talk Workshop to be held here at the clinic on Tuesday, April 6, 2010, 6:30-7:30PM.
The theme will be “Meal Plans”, given by Dr. Amber Kirk.
Should you wish to attend, please call us at 604.815.0031 to reserve your spot!
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Brackendale Art Gallery 8:00 pm by donation. Rob and Laurie Wood live on Maurelle Island near the mouth of Bute Inlet. They have an intimate knowledge of the power, glory and stunning beauty of the mountains, rivers, forests and wild animals that are the BUTE INLET. They will be at the Brackendale Art Gallery for a special presentation of their photos and to share their knowledge.
Sea to Sky Hotel Conference Centre, Squamish. 7:00 am - 5:00 pm. Registration is Now Open Our focus for this year's conference is 'Play, learn, love- finding balance in early childhood development', specifically the area of promoting social/emotional learning and social responsibility in early childhood.
TEACHING, ADVISING, COACHING
Presented by renowned Coaching Practitoner Ian Chisholm
DATE: April 9th, 2010
TIME: 8.30am – 5.00pm
LOCATION: Westin Resort and Spa, Whistler
CONTACT: Christine McLeod at Impact People Practices (604) 848 9407
Brennan Park Rec Centre Drop In Anytime 3:30 - 8:00 pm. Join Shaums March and Mad March Racing for a fun workshop at Brennan Park. Fun for the whole family. All ages. Develop a better understanding of safe body position and more controlled exit off the bike in the event of a fall. Practicing balance techniques, exiting and crash scenarios using large foam matted area.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Quest University MPR room 7:00 to 9:00 pm. Ethical Expeditions presents one night of extraordinary student documentaries and stories about the environment and people of Borneo. All donations from this event will go to helping to save one of the last great rainforests of Borneo.
Rockwell's Bar and Grill 8:00 pm
Executive Suites - Garabaldi Springs Resort Hotel
40700 Tantalus Rd
Squamish, BC
(604) 815 0999
www.rockwells.ca
Grizzly Bar & Grill 9:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Grizzly Bar & Grill 9:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Rockwell's Bar and Grill 8:00 pm
Executive Suites - Garabaldi Springs Resort Hotel
40700 Tantalus Rd
Squamish, BC
(604) 815 0999
www.rockwells.ca
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Sea to Sky Hotel 7:00 pm. Auditions for Between Shift Theatre group's upcoming Short Cutz 1 Act Plays. Looking to get started with BST? New Actors and Crew welcome. Prepare for cold reads. Also April 13, Tuesday.
Taoist Tai Chi Society, a charitable foundation presents a new 12-week beginners course from April 12 until July 12. Held at St. John's Anglican Church Hall on Diamond Rd (behind London Drugs) Enhances health-- for mind, body and spirit--Tai chi is for everyone! Only $30 per month/ Seniors discounts. Call 604-898-3188 or 815-4130.
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
Sea to Sky Hotel. 6:30 - 9:00 pm. Community meeting featuring guest speakers and Question and Answer period.
Quest University library. 7:00 pm. Whysall, who is well known in BC as a garden columnist for 20 years will be presenting Great Gardens Home and Away. Regularly giving talks at garden shows and to garden clubs, Whysall was the first to receive, in 1999, the BC Landscape and Nursery Association's Communicator of the Year Award.
Taoist Tai Chi Society, a charitable foundation presents a new 12-week beginners course from April 12 until July 12. Held at St. John's Anglican Church Hall on Diamond Rd (behind London Drugs)Good for mind, body and spirit--Tai chi is for everyone! Only $30 per month/ Seniors discounts. Call 604-898-3188 or 815-4130.
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Lisa Elander teaches an introductory course for four Tuesday evenings 6:00 - 7:00 pm. Cedar Valley Walkdorf School, 38265 Westway Ave., Valleycliffe. Admission by donation, suggested between $3 - #5. For more info call Lisa at 604 898 5521.
April 6-27, Tuesdays
Sea to Sky Hotel 7:00 pm. Auditions for Between Shift Theatre group's upcoming Short Cutz 1 Act Plays. Looking to get started with BST? New Actors and Crew welcome. Prepare for cold reads. Also April 13, Tuesday.
In the Driver’s Seat - Workshop for Parents of teens and new young drivers. Offered by BCAA Traffic Safety Foundation Young Drivers Program and your local BCAA office.
Drive to Save Lives
Join us for a practical workshop providing you with knowledge and resources to manage your child’s learning experience — to help them become a
Parking lot at Westway and Plateau in Valleycliffe. Sign on at 5:30, Race starts 6:00 pm. Course includes Farside, Meet your Maker, 3 Virgins, 7 Stitches, and Endo. After Party at the Howe Sound Inn & Brew Pub. Sponsors are the Howe Sound Inn and the Test of Metal.
Members only. Sign up online at sorca.ca
For youth of all ages; interested in gymnastics, freestyle gymnastics, parkour or circus arts. An opportunity to work on skills of your choice, learn some new tricks, socialize and keep fit.
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
The Brew Pub is proud to host SORCA's 1st "Wed Night X-Country Toonie After Party" ! We'll be tapping the Mettleman Keg for the 2010 Season.
Party Starts 7:30
Official Keg Tapping @ 8:30pm
BE THERE!!
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Squamish Arts Council Building in Pavilion Park. 7:00 pm. All members and interested parties welcome. For info call Bob Brant 604 898 4698
SODC Offices - Ocean Front Land,
37321 Galbraith Rd, Squamish 7:00 - 9:00 pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Squamish Legion. Join us for our Spring Dance. 6:30 cocktails. 7:00 plant auction featuring auctioneer "Woody". 8:00 - Midnight, Dancing to the music of the Jeffery james Duo.
Squamish Royal Canadian Legion
40194 Glenalder Place
(next to the Cinema)
The Rock Bar & Grill. both nights, 8:00 pm.
Rock Bar & Grill Restaurant
in Chances Boardwalk Squamish
Open 11am - 11pm every night
Olympic hours: 11am - 1am
www.chances.ca/locations/Squamish
Folk rock music live at Rockwell's. Cam Salay has been living and performing in the Sea to Sky corridor since 1988 as a resident of Whistler from 88-98 and a Brackendale resident ever since. In 1993 Cam joined the group The Paperboys and toured North America extensively.
The Rock Bar & Grill. both nights, 8:00 pm.
Rock Bar & Grill Restaurant
in Chances Boardwalk Squamish
Open 11am - 11pm every night
Olympic hours: 11am - 1am
www.chances.ca/locations/Squamish
The Squamish Soccer Association (SSA) hosts the annual Soccerfest tournament the third weekend in April every year. This tournament has become very successful since the SSA took it over in 2005. Since that time, the money raised has been held in term deposits for our future goals, excluding funds required for our current project in progress ... a kicking wall ...
Brennan Park Community Centre. 9 am - 1 pm. Sell or trade clothing, toys and sporting equipment that your kids have outgrown.
Rent one table for $15 or two for $25.
Saturday, April 17 9am-1pm
Registration and information call:
Brennan park
(604) 898 3604
Downtown Squamish Parade to Pavilion Park. Fun community event celebrating and meeting our local Olympians. Parade, BBQ, local musicians, children's activities.
Downtown squamish
April 17 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Parade starts 11:00 am. Winnipeg to Pavilion Park
Celebration in the park starts at Noon
Meet the Athletes
Parade
Local Musicians
Folk rock music live at Rockwell's. Cam Salay has been living and performing in the Sea to Sky corridor since 1988 as a resident of Whistler from 88-98 and a Brackendale resident ever since. In 1993 Cam joined the group The Paperboys and toured North America extensively.
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Let your Soul Glow! Funk soul rare groove disco and Funky House every Saturday 9-12
The Burrow
40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC V0N
(604) 898-2801
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company 9:30pm Roots System ~ Acoustic / Roots Music / Folk Rock
www.myspace.com/rootsystemmusic.com
NO COVER
The Squamish Soccer Association (SSA) hosts the annual Soccerfest tournament the third weekend in April every year. This tournament has become very successful since the SSA took it over in 2005. Since that time, the money raised has been held in term deposits for our future goals, excluding funds required for our current project in progress ... a kicking wall ...
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
It is with great pleasure that the SORCA executive would like to announce the official opening of Squamish's newest bike trail " Half Nelson". Come join us for the official opening on Sunday April 18th at 11:00am at the start of Half Nelson and Recycle and there will the ribbon cutting. At noon at the bottom of the trail Test of Metal will be serving a bbq in honour of the trail opening.
St. John the Divine Anglican Church 3:00 pm
1930 Diamond Rd., Squamish
Featuring Gold Medal Performances of the 2010 Howe Sound Music Festival
Tickets are $7.00
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
District of Squamish has Declared PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish April 20-26 and Free “Dump Days” April 25 and 26 Squamish Council declared at the March 3rd Council Meeting PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish, April 20 to 26, 2010 and authorized free disposal days at the landfill commonly known as “Free Dump Days”, of non-hazardous residential waste and waste material col
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Lisa Elander teaches an introductory course for four Tuesday evenings 6:00 - 7:00 pm. Cedar Valley Walkdorf School, 38265 Westway Ave., Valleycliffe. Admission by donation, suggested between $3 - #5. For more info call Lisa at 604 898 5521.
April 6-27, Tuesdays
District of Squamish has Declared PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish April 20-26 and Free “Dump Days” April 25 and 26 Squamish Council declared at the March 3rd Council Meeting PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish, April 20 to 26, 2010 and authorized free disposal days at the landfill commonly known as “Free Dump Days”, of non-hazardous residential waste and waste material col
Garibaldi Elementary annual school-wide art show and silent auction. Everyone welcome. Family friendly.
Each week children will have fun creating various types of crafts: painting clay pots, jewellery making with glass beads, suncatcher decor, and using funky fabric to decorate keepsake boxes. Fee includes all supplies.
Runs April 21 - May 12
Wednesdays, 3:30 pm
Sr.Lounge, Brennan Park Rec Centre
Meet end of Perth. Registration starts 5:30 pm. Social ride around Alice Lake. DH Down Rollercoaster. Must be a sorca member Sign up online. www.sorca.ca
For youth of all ages; interested in gymnastics, freestyle gymnastics, parkour or circus arts. An opportunity to work on skills of your choice, learn some new tricks, socialize and keep fit.
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Gelato Carina 7:00 pm
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
BRING YOUR VOICE / INSTRUMENT
Gelato Carina
Authentic Italian Gelato
38078 Cleveland Ave.
(604) 815 4448
www.gelatocarina.com
Author of Hooker & Brown, a story set in the mountains and looking at historical stores of mapping mountain routes. 7:00 pm. Squamish Library.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
District of Squamish has Declared PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish April 20-26 and Free “Dump Days” April 25 and 26 Squamish Council declared at the March 3rd Council Meeting PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish, April 20 to 26, 2010 and authorized free disposal days at the landfill commonly known as “Free Dump Days”, of non-hazardous residential waste and waste material col
Squamish Library. 7:00 - 9:00 pm. The Squamish Women's Health Network and the Squamish Library is hosting a free evening with Evelyn Coggins, Registered Clinical Herbalist. Space is limited to make sure you reserve a seat call the library at 604 892 3110
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
District of Squamish has Declared PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish April 20-26 and Free “Dump Days” April 25 and 26 Squamish Council declared at the March 3rd Council Meeting PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish, April 20 to 26, 2010 and authorized free disposal days at the landfill commonly known as “Free Dump Days”, of non-hazardous residential waste and waste material col
Take the 20 minute Squamish Makeover Challange and Pitch In on April 23, 2:00 pm. Visit squamish.ca for registration and supply pick-up or call 604 815 6868
Brennan Park for 1 -5 year olds. Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Laurel Terlesky apperas in Blind Mute Production's unique show of 'skull' art. This one will really be a great exhibit to be at! My elk skull is coming along and I can't wait to show it to you.
Opens in Whistler April 23 at the Conference Center - lower level, Doors at 8pm.
Opens in Vancouver at The Fall, 644 Seymour Street - Opening Night May 8, doors 8pm.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Squamish Public Library 6:30 pm. All kindergarten students and their parents are welcome to attend this fun free event. Children are invited to wear their pyjamas and to take their favourite stuffed toy along. Planned for the event is an hour of stories read by local kindergarten teachers, school librarians and even principals. For more information visit the website
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
District of Squamish has Declared PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish April 20-26 and Free “Dump Days” April 25 and 26 Squamish Council declared at the March 3rd Council Meeting PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish, April 20 to 26, 2010 and authorized free disposal days at the landfill commonly known as “Free Dump Days”, of non-hazardous residential waste and waste material col
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
Cedar Valley Waldorf School’s Grade 5-6 class will be hosting a massive garage sale on Saturday, April 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 38265 Westway Ave. In early May the class will travel to Duncan to participate in the Waldorf Olympics, and this garage sale is their major fundraiser, in addition to a bottle drive and sandwich wrap sale.
Brennan Park Recreation Centre, behind pool. The Squamish Firefighters Association members along with the Easter Bunny will be ready to welcome all children to the Easter Egg Hunt at Brennan Park behind the pool in the trees for the annual hunt from 11 am to 12 noon. .
We'll be waiting for you in downtown Squamish this Saturday, April 24th, 11am-4pm
Pavillion Park, Cleveland Ave. Join the Squamish Environment Society, Squamish CAN and Squamish River Watershed Society for their annual celebration for Earth Day April 24th from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm.
I'm incredibly excited to be part of a group show at Chili Thom's Gallery in Whistler. All the artists showing are top notch and truely inspiring. Paintings will be on display along with a number of giclee prints for sale.
Adventure Centre 7:00 pm
Hope to see you all during Earth Day celebrations this coming Saturday, April 24th in downtown Squamish (Stan Clarke Park, 11am-4pm). We'll be wrapping up the day with a masterpiece of cinematography, a feast for the senses to be savoured on the big screen: HOME, by Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
The Rock Bar & Grill. 8:00 pm.
Rock Bar & Grill Restaurant
in Chances Boardwalk Squamish
Open 11am - 11pm every night
Olympic hours: 11am - 1am
www.chances.ca/locations/Squamish
The Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
This year it's an East coast/Celtic party featuring the Splinters, which is Cam on banjo and guitar. Shannon on fiddle and guitar and Doug on upright bass. Tell yer friends!
Shady Tree Neighbourhood Pub
40456 Government Rd.
Brackendale
(604) 898 1571
www.shadytreepub.com
District of Squamish has Declared PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish April 20-26 and Free “Dump Days” April 25 and 26 Squamish Council declared at the March 3rd Council Meeting PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish, April 20 to 26, 2010 and authorized free disposal days at the landfill commonly known as “Free Dump Days”, of non-hazardous residential waste and waste material col
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Sunday April 25th
5 - 7 years 1 - 1:45pm
8 - 9 years 2 - 3 pm
10 & up 3 - 4:15 pm
Space is limited to 15 participants in each group
$10
Registration and information call:
Brennan park
(604) 898 3604
or online at www.squamishlive.ca
Date: Sunday, April 25 2010
Location: Howe Sound Inn Restaurant (15:00pm - 17:00pm)
Moderator: Johnny Stork (Perennial Truth, Open Enterprise Solutions)
District of Squamish has Declared PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish April 20-26 and Free “Dump Days” April 25 and 26 Squamish Council declared at the March 3rd Council Meeting PITCH-IN CANADA WEEK in Squamish, April 20 to 26, 2010 and authorized free disposal days at the landfill commonly known as “Free Dump Days”, of non-hazardous residential waste and waste material col
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
Join us for coffee at the Adventure Centre to find out more about two senior women's bike groups. WOW have weekly rides about 20k, and Easy Riders have weekly rides of about 10k, with distance increasing as the season progresses. There's a group for you and everyone is welcome to come by and find out more.
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Lisa Elander teaches an introductory course for four Tuesday evenings 6:00 - 7:00 pm. Cedar Valley Walkdorf School, 38265 Westway Ave., Valleycliffe. Admission by donation, suggested between $3 - #5. For more info call Lisa at 604 898 5521.
April 6-27, Tuesdays
The Burrow 7:00 pm
Hello Friends!
My Relay Team is having a ladies night fundraiser! Tickets at $25 each and that includes an amazing line up of specialty Wines and Cheeses for you to sample. Along with some appetizers to fill you tummy there will be a smooth DJ to fill your soul!
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
Are you curious about a school which ignites a life-long love of learning? Discover exciting education options in your own backyard! Cedar Valley Waldorf School tours take place the last Wednesday of every month from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m. 38265 Westway Avenue in Valleycliffe. Join us to learn how Waldorf education engages children at each stage of development.
People decide to go gluten free for different reasons - some for health reasons, some for better digestion; whatever your reason, it can be confusing and hard to know where to start.
In this workshop, I will teach you some easy tips on how to give up gluten without feeling overwhelmed.
Each week children will have fun creating various types of crafts: painting clay pots, jewellery making with glass beads, suncatcher decor, and using funky fabric to decorate keepsake boxes. Fee includes all supplies.
Runs April 21 - May 12
Wednesdays, 3:30 pm
Sr.Lounge, Brennan Park Rec Centre
Cross Country Mountain Bike Weekly Race for SORCA members. Meet top of Perth 5:30 pm. Race starts 6:15 pm. Course - Mashiter, Tracks from Hell, Mike's Loop, Credit LIne, Jacks, Bruces Taril, Roller Coaster. Sponsored by The Cup Bistro & Deli, Diamond Head Dental. Apres in parking lot in fron og Tantalus Bike Shop.
For youth of all ages; interested in gymnastics, freestyle gymnastics, parkour or circus arts. An opportunity to work on skills of your choice, learn some new tricks, socialize and keep fit.
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
All Shook Up’ is a fast paced, highly entertaining show from its opening number ‘Jailhouse Rock’ to the finale ‘Burning Love’. Performed by a 52 person cast from Howe Sound Secondary School. Directed by Janice Carroll, produced by Whitney Franklin and choreographed by Jennifer Carney.
There will be 8 shows: Wednesday, April 28, 29,30, May 1 and May 5, 6, 7, 8.
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
All Shook Up’ is a fast paced, highly entertaining show from its opening number ‘Jailhouse Rock’ to the finale ‘Burning Love’. Performed by a 52 person cast from Howe Sound Secondary School. Directed by Janice Carroll, produced by Whitney Franklin and choreographed by Jennifer Carney.
There will be 8 shows: Wednesday, April 28, 29,30, May 1 and May 5, 6, 7, 8.
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
All Shook Up’ is a fast paced, highly entertaining show from its opening number ‘Jailhouse Rock’ to the finale ‘Burning Love’. Performed by a 52 person cast from Howe Sound Secondary School. Directed by Janice Carroll, produced by Whitney Franklin and choreographed by Jennifer Carney.
There will be 8 shows: Wednesday, April 28, 29,30, May 1 and May 5, 6, 7, 8.
Brennan Park for 1 -5 year olds. Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm Friday & Saturday. Also Jam Saturday Afternoon 4:30 pm. For more information see below -
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
All Shook Up’ is a fast paced, highly entertaining show from its opening number ‘Jailhouse Rock’ to the finale ‘Burning Love’. Performed by a 52 person cast from Howe Sound Secondary School. Directed by Janice Carroll, produced by Whitney Franklin and choreographed by Jennifer Carney.
There will be 8 shows: Wednesday, April 28, 29,30, May 1 and May 5, 6, 7, 8.
Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm Friday & Saturday. Also Jam Saturday Afternoon 4:30 pm. For more information see below -
Come and discover what it means to be a part of a church community that exists “For the Sake of Others” Coffee and Refreshments Served Free Draw for a $30 Food Package.
Contemporary Anglican Worship
Food Co-Op Ministry
Coffee Ministry
Alpha
Contemporary Anglican Worship
Find out what type of skin you have and how best to care for it! London Drugs is hosting a skin care analysis clinic on May 1st 2010. From 2pm to 6pm come in store and allow Biotherm's own expert to use their skin testing machine to measure your hydration, sebium and elasticity levels. Also there is a special gift with purchase of a beautiful house robe!
This is the last event in Callaghan Country's annual Benchmark Series designed to promote friendship, fitness and a connection to the great outdoors. Participate in a group ski to Callaghan Lodge and benchmark your time. Enjoy a free BBQ and picnic when you arrive. The base opens at 8:30 am and the group ski starts at 9:00 am.
Cliffside Pub. Burger and Beer $10. Massive silent auction. Live entertainment with Jeffery James and the Bootleggers. Karaoke from 9 pm untl 2 am.
St. John's Anglican Church (next to London Drugs). Grease is the word! Let's get toes tapping and those lips singing Rydell High Style and raise moeny for the Canadian Cancer Society. Tix $20 available at St. John's Church, Carmelle's, and Re Route. Snacks. Prizes. Dress ias your favourite character!
Indie / Other / Other
9:30pm * No Cover
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603
www.howesound.com
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
North Vancouver Outdoor School 10:30am to 3:30pm
2170 Paradise Valley Road, Brackendale
Join us at the North Vancouver Outdoor School on Sunday May 2, 2010 from 10:30am to 3:30pm for a day of fun for the whole family. Come explore the Salmon Hatchery, Farm, Forest Lab and Salish Bighouse. Try your hand at paper making, archery, canoeing or making bannock. There will also be a silent auction. Bring a picnic or enjoy one of our tasty BBQ items.
Come join us on Sunday May 2nd from 4-7 at the Red Bench Diner (next to the Brackendale General Store) for a fundraiser and silent auction. A burger and beer is $10 and a Hot Dog and Juice is $5. Please spread the word and bring your friends. An obstacle course will be set up in the parking lot at the back so make sure the kids bring their bikes and helmets.
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
Squamish Public Library Foyer Gallery. 6:30 - 8:30 pm. Share the wonders of weavings, pottery, painting, photography, jewellery & sculpture.
Tickets: $50.00 in advance at the library desk or at the door
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Howe Sound Secondary (Library) 7:00 pm
Presented by Dr. Shelley Hymel, Professor Faculty of Education, UBC
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
Each week children will have fun creating various types of crafts: painting clay pots, jewellery making with glass beads, suncatcher decor, and using funky fabric to decorate keepsake boxes. Fee includes all supplies.
Runs April 21 - May 12
Wednesdays, 3:30 pm
Sr.Lounge, Brennan Park Rec Centre
Team Pura Vida and Pepe and Gringos present "Coins for Life - Change the World", a fun family fundraiser supporting the Canadian Cancer Society's Relay for Life. Join us at Pepe and Gringos on Wednesday May 5th anytime between 5:30 - 9:00pm. Dinner service will be available off the menu with 10% of all adult meal sales donated to the Relay for Life.
Pepe & Gringos 5:30 pm
Canadian Cancer Society Relay for Life Fundraiser for Team Pura Vida
Join Team Pura Vida at the upcoming Relay for Life fundraiser we call "Coins for Life".
The next DH will be May 5, Sign up at top of Meet Yer Maker in Valleycliffe. Sign on begins at 5:30 but racers can sign on until the last rider goes. The race will be down Meet Yer Maker with racing beginning 6:00 pm.
The following positions are open for nominations - president, treasurer, director, director. 7:00 pm. Howe Sound Inn Garibaldi Room.
For youth of all ages; interested in gymnastics, freestyle gymnastics, parkour or circus arts. An opportunity to work on skills of your choice, learn some new tricks, socialize and keep fit.
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Photography-Who,What,Where,and When of Photography. Learn how to take better photographs. This is a non-technical, hands on workshop. You will be given instructions and an assignment, an opportunity to take photographs, and feedback on the images you capture.
All Shook Up’ is a fast paced, highly entertaining show from its opening number ‘Jailhouse Rock’ to the finale ‘Burning Love’. Performed by a 52 person cast from Howe Sound Secondary School. Directed by Janice Carroll, produced by Whitney Franklin and choreographed by Jennifer Carney. There will be 8 shows: Wednesday, April 28, 29,30, May 1 and May 5, 6, 7, 8.
With host Rita
8:30pm - Everyone Welcome!
Squamish has got talent!
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603
www.howesound.com
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
All Shook Up’ is a fast paced, highly entertaining show from its opening number ‘Jailhouse Rock’ to the finale ‘Burning Love’. Performed by a 52 person cast from Howe Sound Secondary School. Directed by Janice Carroll, produced by Whitney Franklin and choreographed by Jennifer Carney. There will be 8 shows: Wednesday, April 28, 29,30, May 1 and May 5, 6, 7, 8.
12m-3y
In this program your child will explore and experience the world of sound through singing, moving, dancing, listening, and playing simple
instruments. Children will enjoy the positive, encouraging and lively atmosphere, all while making new friends! Parent participation is required.
Drop in $10 if space permits.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
All Shook Up’ is a fast paced, highly entertaining show from its opening number ‘Jailhouse Rock’ to the finale ‘Burning Love’. Performed by a 52 person cast from Howe Sound Secondary School. Directed by Janice Carroll, produced by Whitney Franklin and choreographed by Jennifer Carney. There will be 8 shows: Wednesday, April 28, 29,30, May 1 and May 5, 6, 7, 8.
Brennan Park for 1 -5 year olds. Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm
Shone 9:30 - 11:30pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The Burrow
Spectacle Homes Building
Unit 11 - 40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC
(604) 898 2801
www.theburrow.ca
Don't let wild salmon become mythical creatures!
Thor will be going to join Alex later this month. Here is how you can help:
* Join the migration. Walk with Alex Morton on her 500 km journey to tell the Federal and Provincial governments to get the fish-farms out of BC waters while there are still wild salmon to save.
All Shook Up’ is a fast paced, highly entertaining show from its opening number ‘Jailhouse Rock’ to the finale ‘Burning Love’. Performed by a 52 person cast from Howe Sound Secondary School. Directed by Janice Carroll, produced by Whitney Franklin and choreographed by Jennifer Carney. There will be 8 shows: Wednesday, April 28, 29,30, May 1 and May 5, 6, 7, 8.
Join the Squamish Lions Club at the West Coast Railway Park from 7:30 am - 2:30 pm. Table rentals at $10 each, available by calling 604 892 8279
2550 Jura Crescent in the Garibaldi Highlands 9:00 to 10:30 am
Team Pura Vida changing the world with Relay For Life
Pura Vida, meaning Pure Life, represents many of the goals of the Canadian Cancer Society. A group of family and friends, who have all been touched by cancer in some way, make up the team.
Join us for our 2010 Spring Fling To raise funds for the ministries of St. John's in the community. We will be selling quality Devry Greenhouse items, perennials for the garden, home baking and a concession will be available. to pre order you Devry plants or for more information please call 604 898 5100
Squamish United Church Garage Sale, 3rd Ave., downtown Squamish. 10:00 am - 2:00 pm.
Platypus Play Centre, Amblepath #1 - 40137 Government Rd, Squamish 10:00am – 1:00pm
M&M Meat Shops Parking Lot, Squamish 11:00am – 4:00pm
Support the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada. $2 for a Burger, chips and a drink.
On Saturday, May 8 the annual May Fair takes place at CVWS. The event is much-anticipated over the course of the year and everyone is invited to gather 'round the May Pole and dance through the ribbons, stroll our artisan market, enjoy treats at the CVWS Café, and find out what the Spring Fairy has brought the little ones.
Ocean Port Hotel. Starting 1:00 pm. Silent Auction. 50/50 draw. Door Prizes. All proceeds to help Jeremy Loxton & family. If you would like to make a cash donation an account has been set up at Vancity/Squamish Savings Acct 370627 = Make cheques payable to Keri Loxton in trust.
Grilled Fromage, Cleveland Ave. Doors 8:00 pm.
Dress code - wear red, black or nuttin.
First 20 peeps get a free CD.
5 Bux.
With Timothy Wisdon, Riddem Fernandez, DJ Bad, and Just Sheila.
Pop
www.myspace.com/themagicianmusic
9:30pm * No Cover
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603
www.howesound.com
The Nest Restaurant, Brackendale 9:00 am
Order from a special all day menu created specially for MOM by Chef Gabriella Chrapavy at The Nest Restaurant and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to The Canadian Cancer Society. You will also be entered to win a night for two with breakfast at The Westin Grand Hotel in Vancouver.
Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner
Brennan Park Recreation Centre. 9:00 am. The 10th annual Squamish Youth Triathlon starts at 9:00 sharp at the Rec Centre pool. Swim, bike run! Age categories up to 18 years. Enter as solo or team. Registration online. Course information, training and volunteer opportunities can be found at
squamishyouthtri.ca
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Show Mama how much you love her and join us for a delicious brunch.
More details to come soon...
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603
www.howesound.com
Capilano University Room SQ108, Carson Place. 6:30 pm. Symptoms, treatments, severity and its effect on thinking and memory. Speaker Dr. Andrew Miki, North Shore Stress & Anxiety Clinic.
Capilano University
1150 Carson Place
604 849 2252
604 932 7543
Free admission, everyone welcome
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
Squamish Adventure Centre 7:00 pm WHAT'S ON YOUR PLATE?
WE ARE ALL IN THE MELTING POT movie nights are back with a two-part series dedicated to FOOD: What's on your plate?
Part I: Food, Inc.
Squamish Public LIbrary. 7:30 pm. Art groups and interested parties are invited to attend a meeting to plan for our next Wild At Art Festival. for info call Sonya Lebans 604 892 2216
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Join us for our Annual General Meeting, 7:00 pm in the SAC Building in Pavilion Park. Everyone welcome.
Each week children will have fun creating various types of crafts: painting clay pots, jewellery making with glass beads, suncatcher decor, and using funky fabric to decorate keepsake boxes. Fee includes all supplies.
Runs April 21 - May 12
Wednesdays, 3:30 pm
Sr.Lounge, Brennan Park Rec Centre
Village Green Garden Centre hosts a locals Farmers Market on Wednesdays 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Offerin fresh local produce, indoor and outdoor plants, and more.
1861 Mamquam Road, Squamish (behind Canadian Tire)
604 567 2221
Wednesday May 12th - June 23rd from 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Artista Espresso Shop 37839 2nd Ave Squamish
Does God Exist? Yes ........No........Maybe?
Explore the meaning of life.
For more information or registion call 604-567-7400
For youth of all ages; interested in gymnastics, freestyle gymnastics, parkour or circus arts. An opportunity to work on skills of your choice, learn some new tricks, socialize and keep fit.
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
12m-3y
In this program your child will explore and experience the world of sound through singing, moving, dancing, listening, and playing simple
instruments. Children will enjoy the positive, encouraging and lively atmosphere, all while making new friends! Parent participation is required.
Drop in $10 if space permits.
Dr Amber Kirk is Hosting and Presenting:
The "Wellness Pre/Post Natal Workshop" series!
May 13th: Water birth, Home birth
May 20th: VBAC
May 27th: Breastfeeding, Natural Birth, Co-sleeping
June 1st: Cloth Diapers, Choices and Options
June 8th: Nutrition: Pregnancy, Baby and Fertility
Squamish Public Library Meeting Room 12:00 to 1:30pm
Join us at the Rotary Community Gardens site on Hwy 99 & Mamquam Road (garden plot #20) 6:00-7:30pm
Squamish Public Library. 7:00 pm. Professor Suzuki will give a talk n the Potential Effects of Regional Variation on Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems. Everyone Welcome.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Join in on the fun to celebrate the Book Launch of Kevin Mc Lane's newest guidebook of select climbing routes of Western Canada gathered by thousands of miles of hiking, climbing and driving. Author will be available for book signing. Drinks, Stories and Music. 8pm-midnight at the Grilled Fromage
Brennan Park for 1 -5 year olds. Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Valleycliffe Elementary. 5:00 - 8:00 pm. Food, drink, bake sale, games and prizes for children, silent auction and more fun.
7:00pm
Dinner, Multimedia Presentation & Panel Discussion presented by William Roberts, Graham Fuller & Keith Reynolds
RSVP (604) 938 9132 or (604) 966 8082
Tix $50
The Burrow
Spectacle Homes Building
Unit 11 - 40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC
(604) 898 2801
www.theburrow.ca
A new epic trail running race from Squamish to Whistler. Lots of options including 50Mile, 50km, 28Km, and 50Mile 3 person relay. Tenderfoot Boogie is an exciting new trail race, starting in Squamish by Adventure Center and finishing off in Whistler Mountain at the Meadow Park Aquatic Center.
The Squamish Paddling Club will be hosting the Canadian National Junior Whitewater slalom team trials in partnership with the Chilliwack Centre of Excellenc on the lower Mamquam River May 15 & 16. The country's best junior whitewater athletees will start arriving in Squamish for training on the week before. You can watch them train 8 am - 5 pm daily at the river.
Kickstart the bike season with a classic XC mtn bike race through the Cheekeye Fan trails in Brackendale and feel good knowing that your racing for a cause - raising funds for Don Ross Secondary's Outdoor Leadership Program! Orecrusher XC is a lemans-style start, multi-lap classic XC through the Cheekeye Fan single-track trails of Brackendale. Open to racers 12 years to infinity.
Squamish Farmers' Market: full of local Farmer produce, artisan products, prepared food and live entertainment. This is the eighth year of the market. with 35 and up vendors each week until October. Hours are 10-3pm every Saturday in the parking lot at Victoria and Cleveland, downtown Squamish. Follow The Signs!
Chieftain Centre. 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Sink your teeth into local fare from local eateries. For a small donation, collected for local community organizations, you can enjoy great food presented by local restaurants. There will also be prizes, a balloon artist, and tonnes of great reminders why, when you do business with us, your community prospers too.
Ride your bike in and come meet us @ 10:00am in the middle of the trail, where the access road cuts through the trail. Murrin Construction has donated a large quantity of gravel, and AC Stonescapes has volunteered to deliver it to the trail. We need lots of helping hands to wheelbarrow it up and down the trail, to fill in the boggy areas.
We're meeting for coffees and tools on the access road (midway on the trail) @ 10am. If you can't make it then, ride up later on and lend a hand... no tools or trail building experience needed. This trail needs lots of love, and if we all pitch in we can get a ton done!
Coffee and snacks provided by Bean Around the World in Brackendale.
Thanks for reading... see you then!
Barry
35 vendors. Live Music. Lcoal Artisans. Come and see! Open Saturdays 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Cleveland Avenue, next to Pavilion Park. Downtown Squamish
An event initiated by parents and hospital staff touched by childhood cancer and blood disorders with the goal being to raise community awareness, provide funding to support the oncology program at BC Children's Hospital and support children and their families during and after treatment.
Opera Pro Cantanti's first foray into the realm of comic opera, this double-bill of charming works by the American 20th century composer Gian Carlo Menotti is a treat for everyone.
9:30pm * No Cover
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603
www.howesound.com
The Squamish Paddling Club will be hosting the Canadian National Junior Whitewater slalom team trials in partnership with the Chilliwack Centre of Excellenc on the lower Mamquam River May 15 & 16. The country's best junior whitewater athletees will start arriving in Squamish for training on the week before. You can watch them train 8 am - 5 pm daily at the river.
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
The SPCA is holding an open house a garage sale at the SPCA shelter next to the dog pound. Donations of items (no clothing) in good condition would be much appreciated and you are asked to call 604 898 9890.
Come down and visit us at the SPCA shelter for our open house!! We'll be having a garage sale, barbeque and beverages, prize giveways and an afternoon of fun! Also be sure to come down to meet our animals up for adoption. Hope everyone can pop by!
May 17th our Race for Life is our first double point race if the season. All money collected at the Race for Life is donated to BC Children's Hospital. We would like to beat our last year's total of $1600 so please ask your family friends and neighbors for donations and make sure to bring a friend to the race. Donation envelopes are available at the track so be sure to ask for
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
Squamish Adventure Centre 7:00 pm WHAT'S ON YOUR PLATE?
WE ARE ALL IN THE MELTING POT movie nights are back with a two-part series dedicated to FOOD: What's on your plate?
Part II: A Farm for the Future
Hungry? Every Bite Counts!
A new hooping session is coming up next week. It starts on May 18th and goes till June 4th. Time is from 7pm till 8:15pm. The last session was awesome.
If you are interested please contact me or register at the Brennan Park Rec Centre.Check out my web site for blogs, and up coming classes and performances.
Courtney Driver
Spectrum Dance Co.
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Downtown Squamish to Brackendale. Social, cruiser style ride. Tix are $20 in advance. Fundraiser for the Brackendale Babes Relay for Life team. Must be 19 years or older. For information call Babe Gillian 604 815 6989 gsbexton@shaw.ca or Babe Karen at 604 815 7588 karentapp@hotmail.com
SODC Offices. 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Last month's event had the SODC providing a view on their progress and plan as they mobilize the SODC plan into a reality. This month, we'll want to provide an opportunity for group input, involvement and a bit of soapbox for everyone to learn what you're up to and how we may be able to contribute.
Totem Hall – 1380 Stawamus Road, Squamish 8:30 am - 12:30 pm, (registration / coffee at 8:00 am)
Each week children will have fun creating various types of crafts: painting clay pots, jewellery making with glass beads, suncatcher decor, and using funky fabric to decorate keepsake boxes. Fee includes all supplies.
Runs May 19 - June 9
Wednesdays, 3:30 pm - 5:45
Sr.Lounge, Brennan Park Rec Centre
Village Green Garden Centre hosts a locals Farmers Market on Wednesdays 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Offerin fresh local produce, indoor and outdoor plants, and more.
1861 Mamquam Road, Squamish (behind Canadian Tire)
604 567 2221
For youth of all ages; interested in gymnastics, freestyle gymnastics, parkour or circus arts. An opportunity to work on skills of your choice, learn some new tricks, socialize and keep fit.
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Dr Amber Kirk is Hosting and Presenting:
The "Wellness Pre/Post Natal Workshop" series!
May 13th: Water birth, Home birth
May 20th: VBAC
May 27th: Breastfeeding, Natural Birth, Co-sleeping
June 1st: Cloth Diapers, Choices and Options
June 8th: Nutrition: Pregnancy, Baby and Fertility
One of the best kid events of the year in Squamish, the Mini Metal, where aspiring 3-10 year olds get a chance to race, takes place June 20 Sunday at 10:00 am at the Squamish Station Mall. Come early, give the kids a chance to warm up and become familiar with the course.
Contact Corsa Cycles for more information.
604 892 3331
12m-3y
In this program your child will explore and experience the world of sound through singing, moving, dancing, listening, and playing simple
instruments. Children will enjoy the positive, encouraging and lively atmosphere, all while making new friends! Parent participation is required.
Drop in $10 if space permits.
Like competing? Like winning? Like Cheese? WELL THEN!! Kicking off Tournie Tursdays at Grilled Fromage.
Sign up your one man hockey team in bubble hockey. ie. The Nixon Nuckleberries. Win and advance, lose twice and you're done! Top 2 get prizes and world fame. Make the hockey hall of fame wall.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Brennan Park for 1 -5 year olds. Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The Burrow
Spectacle Homes Building
Unit 11 - 40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC
(604) 898 2801
www.theburrow.ca
Dermaglow, Canada's preimier anti-ageing specialists are coming to Squamish! Visit London Drugs on Saturday, May 22nd 2010 and learn how you can reverse the appearane of wrinkles with Dermaglow Skin Care. Appointments are free, but fill up fast! Reserve your spot today in the Cosmetics department of Squamish London Drugs.
Squamish Edition. Race stages include: Mountain Biking; Trekking; Orienteering; and Rappelling Enter solo or in teams 30K or 50K. One killer afterparty!
Squamish Farmers' Market: full of local Farmer produce, artisan products, prepared food and live entertainment. This is the eighth year of the market, with 35 and up vendors each week until October. Hours are 10-3pm every Saturday in the parking lot at Victoria and Cleveland, downtown Squamish. Follow The Signs!
Ocean Port (OP), The
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Ocean Port (OP), The
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Psychedelic Rock
9:30pm * No Cover
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603
www.howesound.com
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Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Stand Up Paddle boarding is the rebirth of an ancient traditional Hawaiian sport. It is an amazing, fun new way to experience the water. It's a multi dimensional sport that promotes balance, strength, and endurance and is hands down one of the best workouts for developing core strength and overall fitness.
May 24th through 30th is Family Week in Whistler, it culminates with two Whistler Triathlons and Whistler Valley Trail Run on the weekend.
The Whistler Triathlon Club's Kids of Steel Triathlon and Adult Try a Tri on Saturday set the stage for families to have fun participating and cheering each other on while enjoying the active lifestyle our community is known for.
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
May 24th through 30th is Family Week in Whistler, it culminates with two Whistler Triathlons and Whistler Valley Trail Run on the weekend.
The Whistler Triathlon Club's Kids of Steel Triathlon and Adult Try a Tri on Saturday set the stage for families to have fun participating and cheering each other on while enjoying the active lifestyle our community is known for.
1y-5y
Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
You are invited to our next Health Talk Workshop to be held here at the clinic 6:30-7:30 pm
Join us for our Annual General Meeting, 7:00 pm in the SAC Building in Pavilion Park. Everyone welcome.
May 24th through 30th is Family Week in Whistler, it culminates with two Whistler Triathlons and Whistler Valley Trail Run on the weekend.
The Whistler Triathlon Club's Kids of Steel Triathlon and Adult Try a Tri on Saturday set the stage for families to have fun participating and cheering each other on while enjoying the active lifestyle our community is known for.
Squamish Adventure Centre 10:30 am
Vancouver Coast & Mountains is coming to a community near you!
Each week children will have fun creating various types of crafts: painting clay pots, jewellery making with glass beads, suncatcher decor, and using funky fabric to decorate keepsake boxes. Fee includes all supplies.
Runs May 19 - June 9
Wednesdays, 3:30 pm - 5:45
Sr.Lounge, Brennan Park Rec Centre
Village Green Garden Centre hosts a locals Farmers Market on Wednesdays 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Offerin fresh local produce, indoor and outdoor plants, and more.
1861 Mamquam Road, Squamish (behind Canadian Tire)
604 567 2221
Totem Hall. 7:00 pm. Lacross League in Squamish for 2011 season. Anyone interested in learning more is invited to attend an info meeting on May 26 at Totem Hall. All potential parents, playerse, volunteers, coaches, fans and referees welcome.
For youth of all ages; interested in gymnastics, freestyle gymnastics, parkour or circus arts. An opportunity to work on skills of your choice, learn some new tricks, socialize and keep fit.
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
May 24th through 30th is Family Week in Whistler, it culminates with two Whistler Triathlons and Whistler Valley Trail Run on the weekend.
The Whistler Triathlon Club's Kids of Steel Triathlon and Adult Try a Tri on Saturday set the stage for families to have fun participating and cheering each other on while enjoying the active lifestyle our community is known for.
Dr Amber Kirk is Hosting and Presenting:
The "Wellness Pre/Post Natal Workshop" series!
May 13th: Water birth, Home birth
May 20th: VBAC
May 27th: Breastfeeding, Natural Birth, Co-sleeping
June 1st: Cloth Diapers, Choices and Options
June 8th: Nutrition: Pregnancy, Baby and Fertility
12m-3y
In this program your child will explore and experience the world of sound through singing, moving, dancing, listening, and playing simple
instruments. Children will enjoy the positive, encouraging and lively atmosphere, all while making new friends! Parent participation is required.
Drop in $10 if space permits.
Squamish Seniors Centre. Hand crafted items, flowers, household items. 2:00 - 6:00 pm
May 27 5:00 pm | Gate Practice
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Join the student band at Don Ross for their annual concert. Admission free, dessert included. Dress to theme! Jazz and brass.
Like competing? Like winning? Like Cheese? WELL THEN!! Kicking off Tournie Tursdays at Grilled Fromage.
Sign up your one man hockey team in bubble hockey. ie. The Nixon Nuckleberries. Win and advance, lose twice and you're done! Top 2 get prizes and world fame. Make the hockey hall of fame wall.
Brackendale Art Gallery 8:00 pm
May 27, 28, 29
June 3, 4, 5
An Evening of Comedy
$12 @The Book Shelf, Billie's Bouquet & the BAG
Brackendale Art Gallery Theatre Teahouse
Thor & Dorte Froslev
41950 Government Rd. PO Box 100
Brackendale, B.C., Canada V0N 1H0
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
May 24th through 30th is Family Week in Whistler, it culminates with two Whistler Triathlons and Whistler Valley Trail Run on the weekend.
The Whistler Triathlon Club's Kids of Steel Triathlon and Adult Try a Tri on Saturday set the stage for families to have fun participating and cheering each other on while enjoying the active lifestyle our community is known for.
Brackendale Art Gallery 8:00 pm
May 27, 28, 29
June 3, 4, 5
An Evening of Comedy
$12 @The Book Shelf, Billie's Bouquet & the BAG
Brackendale Art Gallery Theatre Teahouse
Thor & Dorte Froslev
41950 Government Rd. PO Box 100
Brackendale, B.C., Canada V0N 1H0
Date: Sunday, May 28 2010
Location: Howe Sound Inn Restaurant (15:00pm - 17:00pm)
Moderator: Jill Fellows (Quest University)
Chicks in Motion is a Relay for Life team, hosting a fundraiser at the Grizzly Bar and Grill. 5:00 - 9:00pm.
Tickets are $10 each which buys a burger and a beer. All proceeds will be forwarded to the Canadian Cancer Society. Tickets are on sale now at the Grizzly or call Eleanor at (604) 898 5416.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The Burrow
Spectacle Homes Building
Unit 11 - 40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC
(604) 898 2801
www.theburrow.ca
May 24th through 30th is Family Week in Whistler, it culminates with two Whistler Triathlons and Whistler Valley Trail Run on the weekend.
The Whistler Triathlon Club's Kids of Steel Triathlon and Adult Try a Tri on Saturday set the stage for families to have fun participating and cheering each other on while enjoying the active lifestyle our community is known for.
Brackendale Art Gallery 8:00 pm
May 27, 28, 29
June 3, 4, 5
An Evening of Comedy
$12 @The Book Shelf, Billie's Bouquet & the BAG
Brackendale Art Gallery Theatre Teahouse
Thor & Dorte Froslev
41950 Government Rd. PO Box 100
Brackendale, B.C., Canada V0N 1H0
The Whistler Triathlon Club's Kids of Steel Triathlon and Adult Try a Tri on Saturday set the stage for families to have fun participating and cheering each other on while enjoying the active lifestyle our community is known for.
Squamish Farmers' Market: full of local Farmer produce, artisan products, prepared food and live entertainment. This is the eighth year of the market, with 35 and up vendors each week until October. Hours are 10-3pm every Saturday in the parking lot at Victoria and Cleveland, downtown Squamish. Follow The Signs!
Spring Book Sale. Saturday and Sunday. Donate your gently read books but please no textbooks, encyclopedias, manuals or Reader’s Digest. Proceeds to towards supporting library programs
7:00 pm The following Squamish sports bars and restaurants are licensed to broadcast this upcoming Canadastar boxing and/or UFC Special Events.
Chances Boardwalk
9000 Valley Drive
604 892-2946
Ocean Port (OP), The
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Acoustic / Pop / Indie
9:30pm * No Cover
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603
www.howesound.com
May 24th through 30th is Family Week in Whistler, it culminates with two Whistler Triathlons and Whistler Valley Trail Run on the weekend.
The Whistler Triathlon Club's Kids of Steel Triathlon and Adult Try a Tri on Saturday set the stage for families to have fun participating and cheering each other on while enjoying the active lifestyle our community is known for.
Well organized and fun trail run through Whistler's valley floor - but be warned, there is some climbing in the 10k segment!
When: Sunday May 30, 2010
Where: Spruce Grove Park - see map
Time: 9:00 AM
Eagleview Place, 41450 Government Road, Brackendale, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm. Support Team Belly 2 Baby and The Canadian Cancer Society and come have fun and find a bargain or two! Multi family super huge sale will include housewares, books, clothes, baby and kids clothes and toys and much more. If you arrive before 10:00 am please feel free to bring a trunk load!
Britannia Beach. 9:00 am start, racing all day. Downhill skateboard/longboard race. Finals in afternoon. Racer camping available. For more information vis
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Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Spring Book Sale. Saturday and Sunday. Donate your gently read books but please no textbooks, encyclopedias, manuals or Reader’s Digest. Proceeds to towards supporting library programs
Remax Office Downtown on Cleveland. Fundraser for the Canadian Cancer Society. Noon - 3:00 pm. Proudly presented by the remax Sea to Sky Real Estate Squamish.
Bike to Work Week 2010: May 31–June 6. Bike to Work’s mandate is to encourage and promote the use of the bicycle as transportation to work. For more information on our mission, goals and principles visit the about us section of our website.
Meet at Adventure Centre to carpool for a ride from Stanley Park to Granville Island. Senior cycling group always has room for more members. 604 898 5715 for info.
Slacklining............Balance and core strength, helping athletes excel in the sports they love, building confidence and self-esteem in children as well as adults. Don’t forget it is loads of fun and a great way to stay in shape or get in shape “slacker”. Monday May 31. Come try it out! 3:45pm -5:45pm. $10.
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
May 31 5:00 pm | Single Point Race
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
SAC (Squamish Arts Council) building 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Cleveland Avenue (Stan Clarke Park)
Squamish
(604) 892 0305
Bike to Work Week 2010: May 31–June 6. Bike to Work’s mandate is to encourage and promote the use of the bicycle as transportation to work. For more information on our mission, goals and principles visit the about us section of our website.
Dr Amber Kirk is Hosting and Presenting:
The "Wellness Pre/Post Natal Workshop" series!
May 13th: Water birth, Home birth
May 20th: VBAC
May 27th: Breastfeeding, Natural Birth, Co-sleeping
June 1st: Cloth Diapers, Choices and Options
June 8th: Nutrition: Pregnancy, Baby and Fertility
Meet at the Adventure Centre 9:00 am for a Petgill Lake Hike. To join this group or for more info call Heather 604 892 9003
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Join us in our indoor playground! Children and parents will enjoy this social environment with special circle time, songs, and games. Come and ride, slide, balance, and explore while being active and making new friends! Parent participation required.
Bike to Work Week 2010: May 31–June 6. Bike to Work’s mandate is to encourage and promote the use of the bicycle as transportation to work. For more information on our mission, goals and principles visit the about us section of our website.
Meet at Canadian Tire 10:00 am. For a ride through the golf course trails. Call SHirley for info 604 898 5715
Local Artists' showcase with oil, watercolour and acrylic paintings mixed media, metal sculptures, wood turning, pottery and blown glass. open Wednesday - Sunday 11-6pm
Squamish Seniors Centre. 3:00 - 4:30 pm. You don't need to face the many difficulties of caregiving for your aged loved ones alone. Everyone welcome to attend the Caregive Support Group that meets twice a month at the Squamish Seniors Centre, 1201 Village Green Way.
Village Green Garden Centre hosts a locals Farmers Market on Wednesdays 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Offerin fresh local produce, indoor and outdoor plants, and more.
1861 Mamquam Road, Squamish (behind Canadian Tire)
604 567 2221
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Contemporary Life Drawing classes are coming to Squamish this summer at Homebase Studios
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Bike to Work Week 2010: May 31–June 6. Bike to Work’s mandate is to encourage and promote the use of the bicycle as transportation to work. For more information on our mission, goals and principles visit the about us section of our website.
Squamish Valley Golf & Country Club Time TBA
North Shore Credit Union presenting.
Just $80.00 + tax Come and join in the FUN!!!!
Sponsorship Opportunities Available.
For more information or to Register call 604-815-4990 or email jane@squamishchamber.com
Meet at Fisherman's Beach at end of Brennan Road in Brackendale for a Judd Slough walk. For more info, call Joyce 604 898 5594
West Coast Amusements bring the fun to you! Located in the parking lot at the Adventure Centre
Thursday Open 3 pm
Friday Open 3 pm
Saturday Open Noon
Sunday Open Noon - 6:00 pm
June 3 4:00 - 7:00 pm | Nick Goertzen Clinic
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Contemporary Life Drawing classes are coming to Squamish this summer at Homebase Studios
Like competing? Like winning? Like Cheese? WELL THEN!! Kicking off Tournie Tursdays at Grilled Fromage.
Sign up your one man hockey team in bubble hockey. ie. The Nixon Nuckleberries. Win and advance, lose twice and you're done! Top 2 get prizes and world fame. Make the hockey hall of fame wall.
Between Shifts Theatre 8:00pm
May 27, 28 & 29, June 3, 4 & 5
Tix $12
Brackendale Art Gallery (BAG)
41950 Government Road
Brackendale, BC
(604) 898 3333
www.brackendaleartgallery.com
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Brackendale Art Gallery 8:00 pm
May 27, 28, 29
June 3, 4, 5
An Evening of Comedy
$12 @The Book Shelf, Billie's Bouquet & the BAG
Brackendale Art Gallery Theatre Teahouse
Thor & Dorte Froslev
41950 Government Rd. PO Box 100
Brackendale, B.C., Canada V0N 1H0
Bike to Work Week 2010: May 31–June 6. Bike to Work’s mandate is to encourage and promote the use of the bicycle as transportation to work. For more information on our mission, goals and principles visit the about us section of our website.
West Coast Amusements bring the fun to you! Located in the parking lot at the Adventure Centre
Thursday Open 3 pm
Friday Open 3 pm
Saturday Open Noon
Sunday Open Noon - 6:00 pm
Between Shifts Theatre 8:00pm
May 27, 28 & 29, June 3, 4 & 5
Tix $12
Brackendale Art Gallery (BAG)
41950 Government Road
Brackendale, BC
(604) 898 3333
www.brackendaleartgallery.com
Brackendale Art Gallery 8:00 pm
May 27, 28, 29
June 3, 4, 5
An Evening of Comedy
$12 @The Book Shelf, Billie's Bouquet & the BAG
Brackendale Art Gallery Theatre Teahouse
Thor & Dorte Froslev
41950 Government Rd. PO Box 100
Brackendale, B.C., Canada V0N 1H0
Meet at the entrance to Nexen lands for a waterfront walk. For those who wish a longer walk, meet a little earlier at the Howe Sound Inn.
For information call 604 892 2092
Learn the basic skills needed to rally the ball and play a game. Beginners will focus on introduction to basic strokes, lead up games, fun and fitness. Intermediates will focus on stroke development, court strategies, game play, scoring, fun and fitness There is no experience necessary for the programs.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
A celebration of survival, a tribute to the lives of loved ones and 12 hours of fun, friendship and fund-raising to beat cancer. Relay involves teams of 8 to 12 people who participate in a 12 hour non-competitive Relay from 7pm to 7am.
Cedar Valley Waldorf School. 7:00 pm. Eurythmy is an expressive movement art - through deliberate, sculptured gestures, sounds take physical form. A true sounding or singing through the body as an instrument.
Location TBA
Bike to Work Week 2010: May 31–June 6. Bike to Work’s mandate is to encourage and promote the use of the bicycle as transportation to work. For more information on our mission, goals and principles visit the about us section of our website.
West Coast Amusements bring the fun to you! Located in the parking lot at the Adventure Centre
Thursday Open 3 pm
Friday Open 3 pm
Saturday Open Noon
Sunday Open Noon - 6:00 pm
Between Shifts Theatre 8:00pm
May 27, 28 & 29, June 3, 4 & 5
Tix $12
Brackendale Art Gallery (BAG)
41950 Government Road
Brackendale, BC
(604) 898 3333
www.brackendaleartgallery.com
Brackendale Art Gallery 8:00 pm
May 27, 28, 29
June 3, 4, 5
An Evening of Comedy
$12 @The Book Shelf, Billie's Bouquet & the BAG
Brackendale Art Gallery Theatre Teahouse
Thor & Dorte Froslev
41950 Government Rd. PO Box 100
Brackendale, B.C., Canada V0N 1H0
A celebration of survival, a tribute to the lives of loved ones and 12 hours of fun, friendship and fund-raising to beat cancer. Relay involves teams of 8 to 12 people who participate in a 12 hour non-competitive Relay from 7pm to 7am.
Thomas is back for the Celebration Tour 2010! 25 minute ride with a full size Thomas the Tank Engine. Meet Sir Topham Hatt. Storytelling, live music, build with mega blocks and much more. Rides start 9:30 am. Purchase tickets online -
Squamish Farmers' Market: full of local Farmer produce, artisan products, prepared food and live entertainment. This is the eighth year of the market, with 35 and up vendors each week until October. Hours are 10-3pm every Saturday in the parking lot at Victoria and Cleveland, downtown Squamish. Follow The Signs!
presented by Squamishmusiclive.com. Ocean Port Hotel. 8:00 pm. A summertime ska & Reggae Party. Featuring
Idlers, an 11 piece ska/reggae circus from St John's NFLD. Also playing, local roots and rock favourites The Jamatonics
Tix $10 at Trinity Romance & Random
$12 at the door
Bike to Work Week 2010: May 31–June 6. Bike to Work’s mandate is to encourage and promote the use of the bicycle as transportation to work. For more information on our mission, goals and principles visit the about us section of our website.
West Coast Amusements bring the fun to you! Located in the parking lot at the Adventure Centre
Thursday Open 3 pm
Friday Open 3 pm
Saturday Open Noon
Sunday Open Noon - 6:00 pm
Thomas is back for the Celebration Tour 2010! 25 minute ride with a full size Thomas the Tank Engine. Meet Sir Topham Hatt. Storytelling, live music, build with mega blocks and much more. Rides start 9:30 am. Purchase tickets online -
Round Robin tournament play focussing on strokes, strategies, and fun. (Babysitting available for a small fee-please ask for details.)
Sundays $32 (4 classes)
June 6-27 1:00-3:00pm
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Join locals at the monthly acoustic "jam" at the BAG the 1st Sunday of every month. Be part of a friendly, unpretentious group that comes to play and sing. Opportunities to perform, lead or simply join in. Welcome to those who just want to hang out, enjoy a cup of tea or coffee, wine or beer. Share the beautiful gift of music.
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
June 7 5:00 pm | Single Point Race
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Open Mic the first Monday of every month hosted by local artist, Cam Salay Everyone Welcome! Squamish has got talent!
Dr Amber Kirk is Hosting and Presenting:
The "Wellness Pre/Post Natal Workshop" series!
May 13th: Water birth, Home birth
May 20th: VBAC
May 27th: Breastfeeding, Natural Birth, Co-sleeping
June 1st: Cloth Diapers, Choices and Options
June 8th: Nutrition: Pregnancy, Baby and Fertility
Village Green Garden Centre hosts a locals Farmers Market on Wednesdays 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Offerin fresh local produce, indoor and outdoor plants, and more.
1861 Mamquam Road, Squamish (behind Canadian Tire)
604 567 2221
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Contemporary Life Drawing classes are coming to Squamish this summer at Homebase Studios
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
12m-3y
In this program your child will explore and experience the world of sound through singing, moving, dancing, listening, and playing simple
instruments. Children will enjoy the positive, encouraging and lively atmosphere, all while making new friends! Parent participation is required.
Drop in $10 if space permits.
Squamish's newest playground at Jura Park. Join council for the official ribbon cutting ceremony. Friendly 3 on 3 Hockey. Prizes. Snacks and drinks.
June 10 5:00 pm | Gate Practice
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Contemporary Life Drawing classes are coming to Squamish this summer at Homebase Studios
Like competing? Like winning? Like Cheese? WELL THEN!! Kicking off Tournie Tursdays at Grilled Fromage.
Sign up your one man hockey team in bubble hockey. ie. The Nixon Nuckleberries. Win and advance, lose twice and you're done! Top 2 get prizes and world fame. Make the hockey hall of fame wall.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Apres acoustic sessions with Shone 5:00 - 9:00 pm.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Grizzly Bar and Grill, behind Sea to Sky Hotel, Garibaldi Estates. Live Friday and Satruday night. 10:00 pm. No Cover Ever!
Grizzly Bar and Grill, behind Sea to Sky Hotel, Garibaldi Estates. Live Friday and Satruday night. 10:00 pm. No Cover Ever!
The SWS invites all kiteboarders to participate in the 2nd annual Kiteboard Course Racing Summer Series.
Four days of series-scoring racing is scheduled for June 12th, July 10th, August 28th, Sept 11th.
There will be a free "Intro to Racing Clinic" orientation day at the Spit, June 5th.
Early Bird registration by May 31st.
Thomas is back for the Celebration Tour 2010! 25 minute ride with a full size Thomas the Tank Engine. Meet Sir Topham Hatt. Storytelling, live music, build with mega blocks and much more. Rides start 9:30 am. Purchase tickets online -
Mamquami RIver Slalom Site 9:00 am. Race gates are open for everyone's fun at 9:00 am. Spectators welcome. Sign up for Beginners Courses with Sea to Sky Kayak Centre. Discounts to the first 10 spots.
Squamish Farmers' Market: full of local Farmer produce, artisan products, prepared food and live entertainment. This is the eighth year of the market, with 35 and up vendors each week until October. Hours are 10-3pm every Saturday in the parking lot at Victoria and Cleveland, downtown Squamish. Follow The Signs!
End of Cleveland Avenue, downtown Squamish. The 8th annual Rick Hansen Wheels In Motion, presented by Scotiabank, takes place across Canada on Sunday, June 13. Wheels In Motion brings communities together and touches the lives of thousands of Canadians with spinal cord injury (SCI) every year.
Show runs June 8 - July 5th
Walls: Mixed Media Paintings
Cases: Altered Native Drums & Gourds
Art Released from Consciousness. With deep awareness, inspired by experimental art and Aboriginal native art, Karen Goodfellow is an emerging artist with First Nations ancestry.
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 12, 1 - 3:00 pm
Brackendale Art Gallery 8:00 pm Microcosmos is Canada's newest string quartet, formed by four distinguished chamber musicians to take advantage of the intimacy and portability of a string quartet to play the rich repertoire written in the past one hundred years.
Ocean Port (OP), The
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Thomas is back for the Celebration Tour 2010! 25 minute ride with a full size Thomas the Tank Engine. Meet Sir Topham Hatt. Storytelling, live music, build with mega blocks and much more. Rides start 9:30 am. Purchase tickets online -
Round Robin tournament play focussing on strokes, strategies, and fun. (Babysitting available for a small fee-please ask for details.)
Sundays $32 (4 classes)
June 6-27 1:00-3:00pm
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
This art program is designed for young people interested in drawing manga or anime cartoon characters and is suitable for all skill levels.
Mondays 4:45 - 6:15 pm.
Phone rec centre to ask about registrations and drop-in
June 14 5:00 pm | Single Point Race
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Village Green Garden Centre hosts a locals Farmers Market on Wednesdays 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Offerin fresh local produce, indoor and outdoor plants, and more.
1861 Mamquam Road, Squamish (behind Canadian Tire)
604 567 2221
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Contemporary Life Drawing classes are coming to Squamish this summer at Homebase Studios
On June 16 from 7 - 9pm we have the use of the Adventure Centre theatre.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company 9:30 pm
Jules ‘N Sattler (Alternative/2-
http://www.mysp
No Cover!!!
On June 16 from 7 - 9pm we have the use of the Adventure Centre theatre.
Dr Amber Kirk is Hosting and Presenting:
The "Wellness Pre/Post Natal Workshop" series!
May 13th: Water birth, Home birth
May 20th: VBAC
May 27th: Breastfeeding, Natural Birth, Co-sleeping
June 1st: Cloth Diapers, Choices and Options
June 8th: Nutrition: Pregnancy, Baby and Fertility
12m-3y
In this program your child will explore and experience the world of sound through singing, moving, dancing, listening, and playing simple
instruments. Children will enjoy the positive, encouraging and lively atmosphere, all while making new friends! Parent participation is required.
Drop in $10 if space permits.
June 17 4:00 - 7:00 pm | Nick Goertzen Clinic
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Contemporary Life Drawing classes are coming to Squamish this summer at Homebase Studios
The Squamish Public Library and Quest University Canada Present: Professor Jonathan Warner. Jonathan’s interest in complementary community currencies goes back about seven years.
Like competing? Like winning? Like Cheese? WELL THEN!! Kicking off Tournie Tursdays at Grilled Fromage.
Sign up your one man hockey team in bubble hockey. ie. The Nixon Nuckleberries. Win and advance, lose twice and you're done! Top 2 get prizes and world fame. Make the hockey hall of fame wall.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Brennan Park Recreation Centre. Registration is free. Donation to the food bank is appreciated. Active Zone with Par-T-Perfect, face painting, and games. Health Zone with kindergarten immunization. Education Zone with presentations from local schools. Retail Zone with stuff for kids. Community Resources zone. Brennan Park Preschool Open House 10:00 am - Noon.
The Squamish Test of Metal Weekend features events for everyone. Downtown festival events Friday night, the Feature event, NSCU Test of Metal on Saturday, the Mini-metal, a popular family event on Sunday morning, and the Rockstar Downhill on Sunday afternoon.
RIDE SHOW N SHINE SLOW RIDE - 3:30 to 4:30 pm. This event starts at Republic Bicycles and The Red Bench where there will be food and drink and prizes - RIDE DOWNTOWN @ 5:00 pm - Meeting spots along the way. More info at the Republic website. Waivers can be signed at Republic. Sponsored by Republic Bicycles.
Check the Test of Metal website for all the details!
Downtown Squamish. 5:00 pm start. Back again, to test your festival commitment. Get out and have fun at the Test of Metal Pre-TEST. Head downtown Squamish where the real action will be!
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5:00 - 9:00 pm.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Grizzly Bar and Grill, behind Sea to Sky Hotel, Garibaldi Estates. Live Friday and Satruday night. 10:00 pm. No Cover Ever!
The Squamish Test of Metal Weekend features events for everyone. Downtown festival events Friday night, the Feature event, NSCU Test of Metal on Saturday, the Mini-metal, a popular family event on Sunday morning, and the Rockstar Downhill on Sunday afternoon.
Grizzly Bar and Grill, behind Sea to Sky Hotel, Garibaldi Estates. Live Friday and Satruday night. 10:00 pm. No Cover Ever!
Squamish Valley Golf Club June 19th and 20th
The Squamish Valley Golf and Country Club fairways will be hopping early this season as the 18-hole course attracts professionals and amateurs of all levels during a series of tournaments.
The BC Legion Highland Gathering will be held in Squamish this year on at Brennan Park (with parade and marching downtown Squamish in the morning). A typical "Gathering" day will start very early with Pipe Band and Colour Party inspection followed by a Grand Parade and Massed Band event.
Agnes Jean & the Hive are joining forces agian to offer up the best deal in town!! Come out and take part in the massive savings 20-80% off winter stock and goodies. Saturday June 19th 10 am to 5:30 pm downtown Squamish.
Check out squamisheventsguide.com for more great events.
Brennan Park immediately following the Test of Metal start 11:00 am
Ocean Port (OP), The
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Brew Pub 9:30 start
New this year! Post-Test the AFTER PARTY at the Brew Pub with Brand New Waves and DJ Evolve. Unwind, grab a beer and dance till the wee hours...then get up and watch the Rock Star.
The Squamish Test of Metal Weekend features events for everyone. Downtown festival events Friday night, the Feature event, NSCU Test of Metal on Saturday, the Mini-metal, a popular family event on Sunday morning, and the Rockstar Downhill on Sunday afternoon.
Squamish Valley Golf Club June 19th and 20th
The Squamish Valley Golf and Country Club fairways will be hopping early this season as the 18-hole course attracts professionals and amateurs of all levels during a series of tournaments.
STARTS AT NOON
Squamish downhillers return to this year's Test of Metal Weekend with the Rockstar Invitational, presented by Tantalus Bike Shop, down some of the gnarliest mountain bike terrain in Squamish.
This event features excellent spectator viewpoints. Come watch the rockstars!
Round Robin tournament play focussing on strokes, strategies, and fun. (Babysitting available for a small fee-please ask for details.)
Sundays $32 (4 classes)
June 6-27 1:00-3:00pm
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Ana’s family is coming from Spain to do some serious fund-raising for SquamishCAN. SquamishCAN is hosting a Spanish party at the Brackendale Art Gallery on June 20th (from 5pm) - Come and taste some real Spanish paella cooked by real Spanish hands with real Spanish rice in a real GIANT paella pan and on a real fire! What does this look like?
Squamish Valley Golf Club
The Squamish Valley Golf and Country Club fairways will be hopping early this season as the 18-hole course attracts professionals and amateurs of all levels during a series of tournaments.
Squamish Public Library 9:30 am – 12:00 pm
Topics to be discussed include: improving food distribution, gleaning, reducing food waste and ensuring the highest quality of food possible reach the folks who are least able to access it in the Sea 2 Sky Corridor. There will be informal discussion, action planning and network building.
June 21 | Garden Tour Prep
Heidi Drygas of Squamish Physio: Stretching for Gardening **Wear comfortable clothing to join in
Village Green Garden Centre hosts a locals Farmers Market on Wednesdays 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Offerin fresh local produce, indoor and outdoor plants, and more.
1861 Mamquam Road, Squamish (behind Canadian Tire)
604 567 2221
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Why: To get on the water, get really fit and compete hard! Our goal is to compete at the Whistler Dragon Boat Festival this July
Contemporary Life Drawing classes are coming to Squamish this summer at Homebase Studios
Session 1
Introduction to Life Drawing
Artists new to the concepts of figurative drawing or just need a refresher on the subject. No model for the first 3 classes.
Garibaldi Highlands 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Weekly practice 7:00 to 9:00 pm Garibaldi Highlands, new players, all instruments welcome. For more info: riquo@live.com
Meet Squamish's own artist, Sophie Brunet, view her paintings on display and video of live outdoor painting in squamish landscape. Watch her paint live (with a palette knife), and get a raffle ticket to win a free painting! Snacks are being served~ Yum! (art show on until the 30th at closing time.) See you there!
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Dr Amber Kirk is Hosting and Presenting:
The "Wellness Pre/Post Natal Workshop" series!
May 13th: Water birth, Home birth
May 20th: VBAC
May 27th: Breastfeeding, Natural Birth, Co-sleeping
June 1st: Cloth Diapers, Choices and Options
June 8th: Nutrition: Pregnancy, Baby and Fertility
12m-3y
In this program your child will explore and experience the world of sound through singing, moving, dancing, listening, and playing simple
instruments. Children will enjoy the positive, encouraging and lively atmosphere, all while making new friends! Parent participation is required.
Drop in $10 if space permits.
June 24 5:00 pm | Gate Practice
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Downtown Squamish celebrates St-Jean-Baptiste on June 24th, 2010 Squamish, BC —June 8, 2010— A group of Squamish citizens is organizing a wide St-Jean-Baptiste Party, Thursday, June 24th, 2010, from 5:00 to 11:00 PM, in Downtown Squamish.
Official grand opening of a brand new fitness facility in Squamish. Come check out the personal training studio, fitness class space, meet our resident kinesiologist and personal trainer. Enjoy some nibbles and get entered to win some amazing door prizes.
Contemporary Life Drawing classes are coming to Squamish this summer at Homebase Studios
Like competing? Like winning? Like Cheese? WELL THEN!! Kicking off Tournie Tursdays at Grilled Fromage.
Sign up your one man hockey team in bubble hockey. ie. The Nixon Nuckleberries. Win and advance, lose twice and you're done! Top 2 get prizes and world fame. Make the hockey hall of fame wall.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill 8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Mamquami RIver Slalom Site 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Fun for all ages at this two-day paddling event.
Race gates are open for everyone's fun at 9:00 am. Spectators welcome. Sign up for Beginners Courses with Sea to Sky Kayak Centre. Discounts to the first 10 spots.
Burger and Beer Fundraiser at the Grizzly Bar and Grill. 5:00 - 9:00 pm. $10 for burger, beer, and salad.
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5:00 - 9:00 pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Why: To get on the water, get really fit and compete hard! Our goal is to compete at the Whistler Dragon Boat Festival this July
Join Homebase Studios, Peacock Designs, Samera, Laurel Terlesky/Studio Blanc and BlondBlonde Creative for the celebration of the opening of our creative collaborative space! Enjoy this gallery style event with live art demos, music, tasty treats supplied by Raw-k it and drinks generously donated by Howe Sound Brewery. For more information www.homebasestudios.ca
Grilled Fromage 8:00 pm
Lots of Prizes to be won!
Live music performance by Shone
$5 cover
Grilled Fromage
38134 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish, BC V8B, Canada
(604) 567 2999
www.grilledfromage.com
Mamquami RIver Slalom Site 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Fun for all ages at this two-day paddling event.
Race gates are open for everyone's fun at 9:00 am. Spectators welcome. Sign up for Beginners Courses with Sea to Sky Kayak Centre. Discounts to the first 10 spots.
Off-Road Triathlon and Duathlon, full and half distance races, as well as a Kids of Steel race. Race is a mixture of lake swim, mountain bike and trail run. The event starts and finishes at Alice Lake. Recently named as one of the 20 Marquee Races to do in 2009 by Triathlon Canada Magazine.
Sikh Parade of women in flowing saris will line the downtown streets of Squamish Saturday June 26th, during the commemorate the martyrdom of the Fifth Sikh Guru. The Squamish Sikh Society would like to invite people to join them at the event and take part wiht the Guru Ka Langar (delicious food for everyone).
EVENT: Sikh Parade
LOCATION: Downtown Squamish
Punjabi Festival today!
Squamish Farmers' Market: full of local Farmer produce, artisan products, prepared food and live entertainment. This is the eighth year of the market, with 35 and up vendors each week until October. Hours are 10-3pm every Saturday in the parking lot at Victoria and Cleveland, downtown Squamish. Follow The Signs!
Squamish Youth Centre 10th Anniversary Celebration. 1135 Carson Place, next to Howe Sound Secondary School.
Quest University. Time TBA. For all grads/non-grads, and teachers who attended HSSS between 1978 and 1981. Tix $25 include appetizers. Contact Sarah Ramus - 100 people have already signed up! 604 898 9021 or email sramus@shaw.ca.
Mamquam Blind Channel 5:00pm
Meet – Parking lot across from Squamish Adventure Centre (Loggers Lane)
2 COURSES
- 4 KM Short Course
- 7.5 KM Long Course
ALL BOAT STYLES WELCOME
5PM – Registration
6PM – 1 Hr “Kayak 101” Seminar
7PM – Race Starts
Ocean Port Hotel. 7:00 - 9:30 pm. Catch a live jam band on the last Saturday of every month at the OP!
Ocean Port (OP), The
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
Howe Sound Brew Pub 9:30 pm. No Cover. Alternative / 2-step / Other http://www.myspace.com/julesmakesmusic
Find this and other great events on squamisheventsguide.com
Picture this… one epic journey… two dedicated athletes working together and creating a bond that will last forever… three scenic ferry sailings… four mountain bike tires spinning toward a common goal… five mental breakdowns on your quest to the finish… six nights to meet new friends from across the globe… seven days of spectacular west coast moun
Squamish Garden Tour takes place from 9 am to 4 pm. It's a self-guided tour includes gardens in Britannia Beach and Furry Creek, and many more beautiful gardens with in Squamish. Tickets are avaliable at th e Squamish Library, Adventure Centre, Billies Bouquet, Anna's Attic, Garibaldi Nurseries and the Village Green Garden Centre.
EVENT: Garden Tour
Round Robin tournament play focussing on strokes, strategies, and fun. (Babysitting available for a small fee-please ask for details.)
Sundays $32 (4 classes)
June 6-27 1:00-3:00pm
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Spiritual Intelligence: Does it exist, what could it be and can you develop it? This group is a network location of the internationally renowned "Philosophers Cafe" which started back in the 80's at Simon Fraser University Meetings are held on the last Sunday of each month at he Howe Sound Inn (Squamish) between 3-5pm.
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
After the Fact Productions presents “The Shadow of the Podium”
24 min Documentary
Screening at the Brackendale Art Gallery on June 27th at 8pm upon donation.
Sunday June 27 8 pm, by donation. After the Fact Productions presents “The Shadow of the Podium” There are those who promote the Olympic spirit: values of peace, fair play and goodwill amongst nations. On the contrary, Olympic resistors warn us of the economic, environmental, and social consequences of the Games.
Picture this… one epic journey… two dedicated athletes working together and creating a bond that will last forever… three scenic ferry sailings… four mountain bike tires spinning toward a common goal… five mental breakdowns on your quest to the finish… six nights to meet new friends from across the globe… seven days of spectacular west coast moun
June 28 5:00 pm | Single Point Race
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Howe Sound Inn. 6:00 pm sharp. Sign up before June 18 at the HSIB front desk. $35 each. Very few spots left available. Or just come on by and check it out.
This and other great events can be found on squamisheventsguide.com
This lecture has been cancelled. Hopefully we'll here's Dr. Helfand's lecture at a future date.
All summer long, Reach Physio Solutions presents Monday night talks or movie viewings on health and wellness topics. The talks are FREE and are being held in downtown Squamish at Violet Quartz Wellness Studio in the Eaglewind complex, behind Save-on-Foods.
Violet Quartz Wellness Studio at 1241 Village Green Way 7:45 – 9:00 pm
ALL the presentations are FREE but Space is Limited to 20 participants.
Picture this… one epic journey… two dedicated athletes working together and creating a bond that will last forever… three scenic ferry sailings… four mountain bike tires spinning toward a common goal… five mental breakdowns on your quest to the finish… six nights to meet new friends from across the globe… seven days of spectacular west coast moun
The Summer Reading Club’s theme this year is “Reading Rocks!” This club is for children ages 6-12 and is sponsored by the British Columbia Library Association and the Squamish Public Library with the assistance of the Public Library Service Branch, Ministry of Education.
June 24 5:00 - 7:00 pm | Track Maintenance
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Picture this… one epic journey… two dedicated athletes working together and creating a bond that will last forever… three scenic ferry sailings… four mountain bike tires spinning toward a common goal… five mental breakdowns on your quest to the finish… six nights to meet new friends from across the globe… seven days of spectacular west coast moun
West Coast Rail Park is hosting the official Opening Ceremonies of the CN Round House & Conference Centre. Everyone is welcome June 30th 11:30 am
EVENT: Opening Ceremonies
LOCATION: 39645 Government Rd
DATE: June 30th 11:30

Village Green Garden Centre hosts a locals Farmers Market on Wednesdays 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Offerin fresh local produce, indoor and outdoor plants, and more.
1861 Mamquam Road, Squamish (behind Canadian Tire)
604 567 2221
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Why: To get on the water, get really fit and compete hard! Our goal is to compete at the Whistler Dragon Boat Festival this July
Contemporary Life Drawing classes are coming to Squamish this summer at Homebase Studios
Session 1
Introduction to Life Drawing
Artists new to the concepts of figurative drawing or just need a refresher on the subject. No model for the first 3 classes.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill 8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
The Grizzly Bar & Grill 8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Picture this… one epic journey… two dedicated athletes working together and creating a bond that will last forever… three scenic ferry sailings… four mountain bike tires spinning toward a common goal… five mental breakdowns on your quest to the finish… six nights to meet new friends from across the globe… seven days of spectacular west coast moun
The UpStares Gallery all day Canada Day
Featuring Visuals: Squamish Valley Artists
MADE IN CANADA
oil paintings
watercolours
pen & ink
acrylics
sculpture
weavings
Discover what our local artists have to offer!
vote to win
peoples choice
draw prize's!
YOU HAVE TO EXPERIENCE THIS!! Glacier Air Canada Day Special only $50 all inclusive... normally $79 plus tax. Soar above ancient glaciers, alpine lakes, lush rain forests, amazing water falls and more! Yes Squamish come and see your own back yard from a whole new perspective.
WHAT'S GOING ON?
Deep in the heart of Downtown Squamish an event like none other is about to unfold. The celebration of a nation in the heart of a town. A place where north comes south where we can all celebrate the enigma that is Canada, and we can do it with Squamish style.
A celebration with our community of VISUALS Artists showcase with H.S.T. / Harmony with Squamish Trails currently on exhibition. Join us for Canada Day Under the Red & White tent with ongoing art demonstrations all day.
Over 30 local arts & culture organizations participating. Squamish Arts Council Building in Pavilion Park. Thursday July 1 and Saturday, July 3. 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
For more information and other great events see squamisheventsguide.com
11:00 AM onwards - as the community gets together to celebrate both the opening of the new Britannia Beach Volunteer Fire Hall and Britannia's history. Learn about Britannia, visit the quaint shops, enjoy cake, refreshments, fun activities and enter the fundraiser draw to support the volunteer fire association.
Brennan Park 12:30 to 2:30 pm Thursdays
Over 55? Come enjoy the pool! You can also take part in Seniors Fitness classes from 1 pm to 2 pm on the same day. Shared pool space, call 604-898-3604 or www.squamish.ca for more information
Totem Hall is hosting a community event open to groups of all nationalities from 1 pm to 5pm July 1st to share in rich cultural background through food & dance. Come together to celebrate. Please contact Donna Billy Sisolia at 604-892-5779 or emial sisolia@hotmail.com
EVENT: Annual Multicultural Event
DATE: July 1st 1pm to 5 pm
LOCATION: Totem Hall
July 1 4:00 - 7:00 pm | Nick Goertzen Clinic
You can come to the track during any scheduled event and ask any of our racing members for help.
Clinics
Nick Goertzen has committed to developing our Intermediate/Expert riders throughout the season on a regular basis.
Like competing? Like winning? Like Cheese? WELL THEN!! Kicking off Tournie Tursdays at Grilled Fromage.
Sign up your one man hockey team in bubble hockey. ie. The Nixon Nuckleberries. Win and advance, lose twice and you're done! Top 2 get prizes and world fame. Make the hockey hall of fame wall.
The Grizzly Bar & Grill 8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
the Howe Sound Brew Pub 11:00 pm. If you are in Squamifornia next Thursday at the CDA celebrations downtown and want to shake it ;'til later...come by the brew pub”.
with DJ CRAIGER & introducing ...DJ pitchNputt starting the beats
AFTER the fireworks & fun downtown!
No Cover!
Picture this… one epic journey… two dedicated athletes working together and creating a bond that will last forever… three scenic ferry sailings… four mountain bike tires spinning toward a common goal… five mental breakdowns on your quest to the finish… six nights to meet new friends from across the globe… seven days of spectacular west coast moun
Fri, July 2 - Sun, July 11
Tonnes of books at bargain prices. Get great books & support your library at the same time!
Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5:00 - 9:00 pm
The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
New paddlers welcome...no experience necessary...men and women encouraged to join
When: Wednesdays & Fridays 6 pm & Sundays 2 pm
Where: Gravel lot kitty corner from the Brew Pub at the end of Cleveland Avenue
Why: To get on the water, get really fit and compete hard! Our goal is to compete at the Whistler Dragon Boat Festival this July
Chances Boardwalk Squamish 8:00 pm
Open Daily 10 am - 1 am
9000 Valley Driver
(604) 892 2946
www.chances.ca/locations/Squamish
The Grizzly Bar & Grill 9:30 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
Picture this… one epic journey… two dedicated athletes working together and creating a bond that will last forever… three scenic ferry sailings… four mountain bike tires spinning toward a common goal… five mental breakdowns on your quest to the finish… six nights to meet new friends from across the globe… seven days of spectacular west coast moun
Fri, July 2 - Sun, July 11
Tonnes of books at bargain prices. Get great books & support your library at the same time!
Set to take place July 3 and 4, 2010; this two night / two day event is a non-competitive mountain biking event to ride the Sea to Sky Trail, one of the most exciting trail development projects in the Sea to Sky corridor.
Over 30 local arts & culture organizations participating. Squamish Arts Council Building in Pavilion Park. Thursday July 1 and Saturday, July 3. 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
For more information and other great events see squamisheventsguide.com
Ocean Port (OP), The
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com
The Grizzly Bar & Grill 9:30 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com
For more information about this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com
9:30pm * No Cover!
The RIVERBED TRIO - The Brew Pub's unofficial house band!
www.koolava.com
Howe Sound Brewing Co.
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
lrempel@howesoundbrewing.com / www.howesound.com
Ph: (604) 892-2603
Fri, July 2 - Sun, July 11
Tonnes of books at bargain prices. Get great books & support your library at the same time!
Set to take place July 3 and 4, 2010; this two night / two day event is a non-competitive mountain biking event to ride the Sea to Sky Trail, one of the most exciting trail development projects in the Sea to Sky corridor.
The PCR Race Series begins on Saturday May 22nd in Victoria. For those who do not know, the PCR races are double point races that awarded to each track in the Province. We host ours on Sunday July 4th and more importantly we host the Final Championship race on the weekend of August 28th.
Join locals at the monthly acoustic "jam" at the BAG the 1st Sunday of every month. Be part of a friendly, unpretentious group that comes to play and sing. Opportunities to perform, lead or simply join in. Welcome to those who just want to hang out, enjoy a cup of tea or coffee, wine or beer. Share the beautiful gift of music. No charge at the door.
Fri, July 2 - Sun, July 11
Tonnes of books at bargain prices. Get great books & support your library at the same time!
With less than three weeks from the first day of camp to performance day, putting on a Broadway or Bust show is an exhilarating process. This camp offers local students aged 7 - 18 years the opportunity to dance, act and sing in a fully staged production of a Broadway musical.
Weekly bike riding group will be meeting at the Adventure Centre this Monday for a ride from Third Beach to Granville Island. For more informaton call Shirley 604 898 5715
Women On Wheels (WOW)
Adventure Centre 9:00 am
Remember to bring $10 for parking
For more great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com
1201 Village Green Way Mondays 11:00 am
July 5 th to Aug. 25th (No class Monday Aug. 2)
The Squamish Yacht Club (SYC) is excited to offer children a unique opportunity to get wet and have fun while learning to sail and kayak this summer.
• Youth aged 10 – 13 will gain confidence and learn the basics of sailing, kayaking and boat safety from a certified instructor and qualified volunteers in a fun and safe environment. July 5th to 9th and July 12th to 16th
Squamish Arts Council building on Cleveland Avenue 7:00 pm
Come and join Squamish CAN at our nextNetwork meeting. We enjoy a fun, informal atmosphere while learning about the possibilities for creative change in our community. Bring your own ideas if youhave them, or help us develop exciting projects for collective action.
Back pain affects between 60-80% of the general population at least ONCE in their lifetime, and for some it is a repeat occurrence. "Spinal stabilization" has been found to be very helpful in managing or reducing the frequency of these episodes.
8:30 pm
OPEN MIC NIGHT with host RITA - EVERYONE WELCOME! SQUAMISH HAS GOT TALENT!
Howe Sound Brewing Co.
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
lrempel@howesoundbrewing.com / www.howesound.com
Ph: (604) 892-2603
Fri, July 2 - Sun, July 11
Tonnes of books at bargain prices. Get great books & support your library at the same time!
The Squamish Yacht Club (SYC) is excited to offer children a unique opportunity to get wet and have fun while learning to sail and kayak this summer.
• Youth aged 10 – 13 will gain confidence and learn the basics of sailing, kayaking and boat safety from a certified instructor and qualified volunteers in a fun and safe environment. July 5th to 9th and July 12th to 16th
Brennan Park 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
July 6-9
Meet at Ross and Government Road for a trip to Whistler and an ancient cedars hike. Call Heather for more information 604 892 9003
For more events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com
Lots of Books for your summer reading - children's books, adult fiction and non-fiction & more.
Bring a bag - fill it with books and make a donation to the Library (suggested minimum donation $1 a bag). Sale during regular library hours: Mon - Thurs. noon - 8 PM; Fri - Sun. 10 am - 4 pm.
1201 Village Green Way 10 am to 10:45 am Tuesdays
July 6 th to Aug 26th
Seniors aerobics class for those who can exercise and balance without a chair. Bring a mat for floor work (no chair).
For more information contact Squamish Seniors Centre (604) 848-6898 or www.squamish.ca
1201 Village Green Way 11:00 am Tuesdays
July 6 th to Aug 26th
Level 1 for Seniors who are limited by health and/or physical challenges but would like to participate in chair exercise program at the Squamish Seniors Centre. For more information call (604) 848-6898 or www.squamish.ca
For more great evnets visit www.squamisheventsguide.com
Seniors Centre Great Room 1:30 - 2:30 pm
Tuesday July 6th to Aug 24th
Seniors Yoga Class - gental exercises help to improve balance, increase energy levels and immune system. Bring a mat, blanket, pillow and water. Wear comfortable clothing. Contact Squamish Senior Centre for more information & to register (604) 848-6898
Alice Lake 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Drop-in Introduction to Whitewater Boats

















