Events

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.

Crooks & Castles    9:00pm    $5.00 at the door

Gelato Corina
38078 Cleveland Avenue
Squamish, BC
karinaf@shaw.ca
(604) 815 4448

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

Sat Feb 27th @ 9:30pm

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.

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

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.

$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

In Store Tastings - Key Stone Beer - Friday March 12th, 3:00 - 7:00 pm.

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.

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

Registration deadline April 30, 2010.

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

jude@goodwinstudios.com

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.

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.

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 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?

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

Rockwell's Bar and Grill
Executive Suites - Garabaldi Springs Resort Hotel
40700 Tantalus Rd
Squamish, BC
(604) 815 0999
www.rockwells.ca

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

2009 Juno Nominees Twilight Hotel play a roots, alternative and country mix at the Howe Sound Brew Pub.

9:30 pm. No cover.

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

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

Yahoo Map

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.

Whistler Olympic Park

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.

Roots Music/Americana/Classic Rock
http://www.myspace.com/thelymons

9:30pm
No Cover!

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.)

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.

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.

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

Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company 9:30pm

Riverbed Trio ~ Psychedelic Rock

www.koolava.com

NO COVER

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

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.

The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

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

Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company 9:30pm

JOHN BOTTOMLEY ~ Acoustic / Roots Music / Rock

www.myspace.com/johnbottomley

NO COVER

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

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

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.

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

SODC Offices - Ocean Front Land,
37321 Galbraith Rd, Squamish 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Squamish Arts Council Building in Pavilion Park. 7:00 pm. All members and interested parties welcome. For info call Bob Brant 604 898 4698

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

Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company. Doors at 6:00pm, music starts at 7:00

The Black Tusk New Caledonia Pipe and Drum Band

www.squamishpipeband.ca

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)

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 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.

Squamish Adventure Centre 2:00 pm. Cairo Time - Sometimes you need to forget the rules and remember your heart. Juliette (Patricia Clarkson), a magazine editor, travels to Cairo to meet her husband, Mark (Tom McCamus), a UN official working in Gaza, for a three week vacation.

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

Come down and enjoy Jocelyn Pettit's fantastic fiddle during the Squamish Business and Community XPO 2010, at the NEW CN Roundhouse at West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 7:00 pm.

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

Come down and enjoy Jocelyn Pettit's fantastic fiddle during the Squamish Business and Community XPO 2010, at the NEW CN Roundhouse at West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 7:00 pm.

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

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.

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.

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 Ocean Port (OP)
37991 Second Avenue
Squamish, BC
(604) 892 3422
1 888 384 8886
www.oceanporthotel.com

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

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

Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company 9:30pm

Watasun ~ Roots Music / hip hop/ world music

www.myspace.com/watasun

NO COVER

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.

Semifinals @ Whistler

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.

Finals @ Whistler

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

www.myspace.com/arctic

www.projectarctic.com

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.

Downtown Squamish – Pavilion Park  from 2 to 5 pm

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

Pepe and Gringos 5:30 to 9:00 pm

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.

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.

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

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

Sea to Sky Singers present… Deep Longing

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.

Sea to Sky Singers present… Deep Longing

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

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

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

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.

Valleycliffe Elementary. 5:00 - 8:00 pm. Food, drink, bake sale, games and prizes for children, silent auction and more fun.

Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy 5 - 9pm

The Grizzly Bar & Grill
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

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.

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

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!

 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.

www.panchoandsal.com

www.myspace.com/panchoandsal

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.