Events

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

Squamish's first unicycling event for everyone is here this weekend. Saturday morning is for anyone who wants to try riding on one wheel, the afternoon will have a screening of a wicked unicycling film at the Adventure Centre Theatre. Sunday is for those who have ridden a little and want to boost their skills with workshops and a group ride.
The focus is on fun times with one wheel.

Brackendale Art Gallery Theatre Teahouse. Check for time.
Thor & Dorte Froslev
41950 Government Rd. PO Box 100
Brackendale, BC, Canada  V0N 1H0
Ph/Fax: (604) 898 3333
info@BrackendaleArtGallery.com

Zephyr Cafe - check for time | Come and see Squamish artists and their work - auction to raise funds for  a poultry farm in Ghana. DJs M.Y.O. and Chris Adams playing until 1:00 am.

The Squamish Environment Society members will conduct their monthly bird count on Sunday Oct. 17 and they will meet at the Howe Sound Inn and Brewing Pub at 8:00 am. The group will be looking for migratory species of ducks Sunday. For more information, please call Judy at 604-892-3340.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

Monday (Oct. 18), the group will meet at Canadian Tire at 10:00 am for a trail ride. For more information, please call Shirley at 604-898-5715

Squamish CAN meeting, Mon October 18th, 7:00 pm at the Squamish Arts Council building on Cleveland Ave. Come and join Squamish CAN at their next Network meeting. Bring your own ideas if you have them, or help us develop exciting projects for collective action.

October 18 | Plant Exchange at the West Coast Railway Park

Open House Presentation at the Adventure Centre onTrail User Conflicts by Ana Elia. Monday, Oct. 18th at 7 pm in the auditorium, everyone is invited!

Squamish Adventure Centre 604 815 5084

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsgudie.com

Everyone is welcome to attend our AGM Oct. 18th – 7:00 pm Ministry of Forestry Office 42000 Loggers lane, Squamish.

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

The Over the Hill Hikers aremeeting at the end of Tantalus Road at 9:00 am on Tuesday Oct. 19 for a Crouching Squirrel Hidden Monkey hike. Call Heather at 604-892-9003 for more information.

Brennan Park. 7:15 - 8:30 pm. Come and learn how to Hula Hoop all over again by learning basic moves on and off your body. This class will increase coordination, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and strength.

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

Capilano University and Landsea Tours STUFF THE BUS! On October 20th will be collecting clothing and blankets in support of the Squamish Helping Hands Society from 10:00am- 3:00pm at Squamish Station Mall.
 

Never miss another great event visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

The Caregiver Support Group will meet at the Seniors Centre from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday Oct. 20 and anyone caring for an aging relative or partner undergoing physical or emotional changes is invited to attend. For further information, please call Donna Howard at 604-892-6400 ext 226.

Interested residents and community groups are invited to an Open House to discuss upgrades to the play equipment in Stan Clarke Park. The District will be seeking neighbourhood input on the playground styles and components suitable for a range of age groups. A questionnaire will be available to encourage community input and feedback.

Wednesday Oct 20
6:00 - 8:30 pm
Council Chambers

The Squamish Environment Society will host an evening with Caitlin Birdsall of the B.C. Cetacean Sightings Network, a conservation and research program of the Vancouver Aquarium. The Network collects sightings of all cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises) and sea turtles from British Columbia and surrounding waters.

The Squamish Environment Society AGM will be held at the Brackendale Art Gallery Oct. 20th at 7pm. With guest speaker Caitlin Birdsall from the BC Cetacean Sightings Network. A program of the Vancouver Aquarium & DFO which collects sightings from all over BC & surrounding water. Everyone welcome by donation - AGM to follow. For more information contact info@brackendaleartgallery.com

With Special Guest Margreet Dietz talking about her newest book 'A Work in Progress'. All writers are welcome to come by and enjoy an evening of literary pursuit. Writers writing, thinking about writing, working on writing are invited.

37776 2nd Ave
Goodwin Studios Building
Squamish

604 892 4997 for info
jude@goodwinstudios.com

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

All walks start 10:00 am Oct. 21st. Smoke Bluffs. Meet at Climbers' parking lot on Loggers Lane. Hill.

Oct. 28th. Mamquam Trails. Meet at Canadian Tire for walk towards golf course. SOUP & SANDWICH DAY AT SENIORS' CENTRE!

QUESTIONS? Phone Joyce - (604) 898-5594

Squamish Elementary School. 5:30 - 8:00 pm. Carnival games, face and nail painting, cake walk, silent auction, haunted house, scavenger hunt and concessions.

This month's event is sponsored by Dee-Ann LeBlanc and will be at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park Oct. 21 - 7:00 pm. Dee-Ann will be putting on a workshop and we'll have a chance to do some networking.

West Coast Railway Heritage Park
1 800 722 1233 : www.wcra.org

Ian MacKay is hosting a fundraiser to help with his mission at the Squamish Valley Golf and Country Club Thursday Oct. 21 at 7:00 p.m. MacKay, the young man who made his own way to Haiti to help in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake last year.

Grilled Fromage  7:00 - 8:30 pm | Still Life, Models, Makeup, Music, and Wine.. Oh My!

Quest University lecture series will be at the Squamish Public Library on Thursday Oct. 21 at 7:00 pm. Led by Dr. Glen Van Brummelen, coordinator of mathematics at the University. The theme will be “The Ancient Night Sky and the Birth of Science”

Squamish Public Library
37907 2nd Avenue
Squamish, BC
604-892-3110
 

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

The Hearts in Motion Walking Club will meet at the Adventure Centre on Friday Oct. 22 at 10:00 am. for a trail walk. For more information, call Darleen at 604-892-2092 or myself at 604-815-0152.

What to do on Pro-D days? Get out and skate together - fun, and active too.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

PRO-SHOP HOURS

Four hour  fun swim at Brennan Park Leisure Centre only $2. Get the kids out for some splashy bubbly fun. All the fun stuff will be out.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

Open Jam with Billy & Jimmy  at 5:00 pm followed by live music every weekend starting at 9:00 pm.
No Cover!
In the Sea to Sky Hotel

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

The Burrow  8:00 pm | With the Librarian

The Burrow
Spectacle Homes Building
Unit 11 - 40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish BC
(604) 898 2801
www.theburrow.ca

Sunday thru Thuesday 4-11
Wednedsay untill Saturday 4-midnight
[Kitchen open late ...]

Meadow Park Arena, Whistler. 8:15 pm. VS Grandview. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Grilled Fromage  9:00 pm | Featuring: Cower (Portland), Bogus Tokus (Vancouver), Hoopsnake

$6 cover

Grilled Fromage
38134 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish, BC V8B, Canada
(604) 567 2999

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

In Support of the Howe Sound Woman's Centre Saturday, October 23rd We are excepting winter clothing from 11am to 5pm #6 40437 Tantalus Road Garibaldi Highlands Spectacle Building Located in the Spectacle Building off HWY 99 behind the Petro Canada Lots of Parking Available. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT SQUAMISH!

The Solar Revolution

And where does it all begin?? In Valleycliffe! Yes, you heard it right – the solar revolution has arrived in the sun-deprived Squamish neighbourhood of Valleycliffe. And here’s your opportunity to come and see it for yourself!

The 2010 BMX AGM will be held on Saturday October 23rd at Brennan Park's Gymnasium The evening will include a dinner, awards and the AGM which will roughly follow the schedule below.
Dinner from 5-6pm
Awards from 6-7pm
AGM from 7-8pm

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Delta. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Norma is a masterpiece of the Bel Canto period, and one of the most famous operas of all time. It tells the story of a Druid Priestess who forms an illicit bond with a Proconsul of the Roman army, thereby betraying her people and beginning a chain reaction of events that may lead to war.

Howe Sound Inn. 9:30 pm. No Cover. Old Dog - Rita Kyle, Rick Morgan and Cam Salay team up to bring you stomping homegrown and a llittle bass, guitar, banjo redeye

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: Noon to 1:00 pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

The WOW riders are still cycling and they will meet at Canadian Tire on Monday Oct. 25 at 10:00 am for a trail ride. Anyone wishing more information is asked to call Shirley at 604-898-5715.

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Squamish Seniors Centre  1:00 - 3:00pm

This is a one hour general presentation on the two major forms of arthritis.
Course # 19562

To register visit www.squamishlive.ca

Squamish Seniors Centre
1201 Village Green Way
(behind Chieftain Mall, downtown Squamish)
604 848 6898

The annual general meeting for the Squamish Hospice Society will be held in the Hilltop House board room (second floor of new addition) on Monday Oct. 25 at 7:00pm. Members of Hospice and the public are welcome to attend.

Hilltop House
38146 Behrner Drive
Squamish, BC V8B 0C8
(604) 892-9337

For more events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

The Over the Hill Hikers are asked to meet at the corner of Ross and Government Road at 9:00 am on Tuesday Oct.26th for a Brew Creek hike. For more information, please call Heather at 604-892-900

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Hello my scary friends! The Watershed Grill is gouhlishly proud to host our 5th annual Pumpkin Carving Contest this Tuesday Oct. 26th @ 6:00 PM. All our frightening friends will be there. So come on down and stab a pumpkin to win a prize. If you miss it you will be kicking yourself all the way to the crypt.

Toby Jaxon's Life Drawing retrospective titled "Nude or Nothing".  Artist’s Opening Reception at our local Trinity Romance Shop - Tuesday, October 26, 7:00 pm. It's a "fresh" take on a life drawing collection by Toby Jaxon. Come by for some nibblies and such. Adults only. It's Halloween week - so artsy costumes are optional. Hope to see you there!

Speak up. Be Heard. Come to the Town Hall Meeting Open mic at the West Coast Railway Park.

October 26, 7:00 pm
All community members welcome

If you would like to know more about helping organize the 2011 event please join us on TUESDAY OCT 26th from 7-8pm at the ARTISTA ESPRESSO SHOP on 2nd Avenue.
There are many different roles with different time commitments available. This event would not be the success it is without the dedication of volunteers and participants like yourself.

Brennan Park. 7:15 - 8:30 pm. Come and learn how to Hula Hoop all over again by learning basic moves on and off your body. This class will increase coordination, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and strength.

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

The Seniors Health and Wellness Fair will be held on Wednesday Oct. 27 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm in the Squamish Seniors Centre at 1201 Village Green Way in downtown Squamish. The annual flu shot will be available for those 65 years and up, please have your Care Card with you. For your convenience, wear clothing with short sleeves.

Halloween is sneaking up on us, and that means it is time for the annual "Fright Fest" at the Heritage Park. This year will be better than ever, with activities geared towards kids of all ages. Of course, the decorated Mummy Rail (mini rail) ride is a highlight for everyone.

Social Media Workshop for Small Business-hosted by the BIA. Join Christine McLeod from Impact People Practices as she shares the best practices and success stories of social media & small businesses. You will hear form a panel of local Sea to Sky businesses owners who are seeing great results from various social media channels.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Howe Sound Brew Pub 7:00 pm. With Pumpkineater Imperial Pumpkin Ale on cask! Roll up those sleeves and prepare for battle. Starts 7:00 pm. Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest. Call for more information 604-892-2603

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

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

Halloween is sneaking up on us, and that means it is time for the annual "Fright Fest" at the Heritage Park. This year will be better than ever, with activities geared towards kids of all ages. Of course, the decorated Mummy Rail (mini rail) ride is a highlight for everyone.

A community discussion for anyone in the Sea to Sky Corridor interested in Food Security Issues. Presentions will be given by Emily Smallwood, Food Security Advocate and the Squamish Climate Action Network Food Security Committee on their Squamish Food Charter work and their new food security website.

This is an opportunity to have informal discussions and build networks.

All walks start 10:00 am Oct. 28th. Mamquam Trails. Meet at Canadian Tire for walk towards golf course. SOUP & SANDWICH DAY AT SENIORS' CENTRE!

QUESTIONS? Phone Joyce - (604) 898-5594

The District of Squamish is holding a Public Open House to review the draft Sub Area Plan that will incorporate the contemplated land use on the Squamish Oceanfront Peninsula. We are encouraging people to come out and support the SODC as part of this important public process. Oct. 28th Thursday from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm at the Sea to Sky Hotel.

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

Halloween is sneaking up on us, and that means it is time for the annual "Fright Fest" at the Heritage Park. This year will be better than ever, with activities geared towards kids of all ages. Of course, the decorated Mummy Rail (mini rail) ride is a highlight for everyone.

Squamish Seniors Centre  9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Volunteer Training
Allergy Aware
Course # 19524

To register visit www.squamishlive.ca

Squamish Seniors Centre
1201 Village Green Way
(behind Chieftain Mall, downtown Squamish)
604 848 6898

Squamish Public Library. 6:30 - 7:30 pm. All school aged children are welcome to attend our Spooky Story night at the Squamish Public Library. Come and listen to some scary stories, take part in a scavenger hunt, and enjoy a ghoulishly yummy snack. Dress up and bring a flashlight to this free event.

UPDATE: Squamish Sea to Sky Stables 9:00 pm | Have you ever danced inside a giant teepee while puppets are beatboxing? Have you had a conversation with a talking bush and a unicorn that can walk on fire? Have you always wanted to take part in the battle of SLAYER vs VAMPIRE? Do you like to dance?

Friday night at the Brew Pub check out Joal Kamps, at 9:30 pm - song writer & singer.

Ocean Port  9:00 pm | Featuring four DJs : Freddie K, Christopher Robin, Heatscore, and M.y.o
$15 in advance/ $20 door

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

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

Halloween is sneaking up on us, and that means it is time for the annual "Fright Fest" at the Heritage Park. This year will be better than ever, with activities geared towards kids of all ages. Of course, the decorated Mummy Rail (mini rail) ride is a highlight for everyone.

UPDATE: Squamish Sea to Sky Stables 9:00 pm | Have you ever danced inside a giant teepee while puppets are beatboxing? Have you had a conversation with a talking bush and a unicorn that can walk on fire? Have you always wanted to take part in the battle of SLAYER vs VAMPIRE? Do you like to dance?

Howe Sound Brew Pub Halloween Party starts 9:00 pm. No Cover! with DJ pitchNputt & Special Guest. Dress up to win prizes!

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Grandview. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Back at it again the crew from Short Circuit and the Cliffside pub have teamed up for an unforgettable night of DJ's , Dancing and Daring costumes. Last year sold out by 11pm. No cover charge and the best sound system in Squamish. DJ's Yama and Craig-E. With 20 years combined experience you can expect world class Dance music till 2am.

Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm. Tix $20, at the BAG or at the Bookshelf, downtown Squamish. Halloween Dance, Costumes Encouraged! File Under: Celtic / Mexican / Latin/ Folk / Acoustic / Alt-Country/ Roots/ Soul/ Pop

This year's Stanley Park Ghost Train features Alice in NIghtmareland. Accompany Alice and hold onto your head as you travel down the rabbit hole into a dark forest filled with demonic playing cards, a disturbed Caterpillar and a Queen with an axe to grind.

Holiday skates at Brennan Park Leisure Centre. Get the kids out for some fresh and active fun.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

PRO-SHOP HOURS

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Holiday swims at Brennan Park Leisure Centre. Get the kids out for some splashy bubbly fun. All the fun stuff will be out.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

Date: Sunday, October 31 2010
Location: Howe Sound Inn Restaurant (15:00pm - 17:00pm)
Moderator: Jill Fellows (Quest University)
Topic: Freedom & Responsibility: Can we be responsible for actions if we have no choice in making them?

Multi Prupose Room - Quest University, 3200 University Boulevard  7:00 pm.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

Squamish Public Library, BC Hydro Room. 7:00 pm. Baha'i Information Night with gues speaker Dr. Mehran Kiai. What is the rold of relition in today's societ? Are we ever going to talk about it?

Bahai Faith

www.ca.bahai.org

Squamish Bahai's 604-815-3703
 

Brennan Park. 7:15 - 8:30 pm. Come and learn how to Hula Hoop all over again by learning basic moves on and off your body. This class will increase coordination, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and strength.

Squamish Seniors Centre  2:30 - 4:30 pm

This free workshop is sponsored by BCAA Traffic Safety Foundation and designed to increase mature drivers’ awareness of the physical changes related to aging. It promotes greater self-assessment and informed decision-making. A Mature Drivers Handbook and web resource information will be available. Pre-register. Limited seating.

Come out to enjoy some refreshments and make valuable business contacts. Network with the Squamish Business Community and catch up with Chamber benefit providers. Alison Scully of Chambers Group Insurance and Nancy Hadden of TD Merchant Services will be available to answer any questions.

ELEGANCE 3rd Year Anniversary offers a FREE Spa Party. Discover your inner vitality and learn the secret of radiant beauty at the FREE Spa Party. Contact Irene at 604.551.9629 or email: furlough80@yahoo.com to register.

Date: November 3 Wednesday
Time:6:45pm
Location: Elegance Hair & Nail Salon, #10-40437 Tantalus Road,

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

The Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm

40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

Check out the fabulous Jewelry Auction and enjoy light refreshments. Door Prizes too! Please RSVP by November 1st to Irene 604.551.9629 Email: furlough80@yahoo.com

Date: November 4th Thursday
Time:6:45pm
Location: Elegance Hair & Nail Salon, #10-40437 Tantalus Road,

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

The next Quest University faculty speaker series will be held at the Squamish Public Library on Thursday Nov. 4 at 7:00 pm and Ryan Derby-Talbot will speak on Infinity: “Comprehending the Incomprehensible.”

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Squamish Women Networking invites you to "Inspire to Go Higher" with Jen Segger! As one of Canada’s youngest female endurance athletes, Jen learned how to set goals at a very young age. Leaving traditional team sports led her to the discovery of adventure racing – a sport explored by few but where physical and mental challenges are pushed the absolute limits.

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Squamish Seniors Centre  9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Volunteer Training
Foodsafe Level 2

Course # 19525

To register visit www.squamishlive.ca

Squamish Seniors Centre
1201 Village Green Way
(behind Chieftain Mall, downtown Squamish)
604 848 6898

Grizzly Bar & Grill. 6:00 - 9:00 pm. Join parents of the Don Ross Outdoor Leadersihp Program for their annual fundraiser. Amazing Silent Auction Items, Canucks on the big screen, and 50/50 tickets. $10 gets you a beer and burger.

Auction items include

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Port Moody. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

ALL STAR WRESTLING returns to SQUAMISH with a fundraiser for the Squamish Nation Recreation Department. ASW comes to Squamish twice a year to raise money for this great cause. The Main event is actually going to be the opening contest. Its a BIG BATTLE ROYALE with a bit of a twist.

Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm. Joey is known for his lyrical and inspired guitar and mandolin playing.  He is versed in many styles such as bluegrass, blues, swing, pop and country.  He is also known for his unique compositions and as a talented collaborator. Hatch is his latest release.

Howe Sound Brewing. 9:30 pm. No Cover. Live music. Trish Jamieson's raspy voice combined with searing emotional content and an engaging ease on the guitar, has audiences transfixed.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: Noon to 1:00 pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Sundays. 7:00 - 8:15 pm. Transformational Meditations. Tara is bringing to you the same high vibrational energy that she brings to her private sessions as a healer. No experience necessary as this is not about learning how to meditate rather it's about receiving healing and transformation within a group 'meditation' circle. Next group: Sundays Nov. 7th - Dec.

Brackendale Art Gallery. 7:30 - 10:00 pm. Join 10-20 musicians at the monthly jam. Organized by Rita Kyle, Rita notes: Thank you to everyone who comes and shares a small part of themsleves with us. Thank you to those who come and enjoy from the sidelines and thank you to Thor and Dorte and Pat, our hosts.

Interactive Display at Don Ross Secondary School-Monday, November 08 from 9:00 to 11:30. Students will be participating in school programming following mental illness awareness week. On November 08th, students and their families will have an opportunity to meet staff from a range of community organizations (see list below).

Squamish Seniors Centre  1:00 - 3:00pm

A one hour presentation on the value and importance of exercise in managing arthritis.
COurse # 19563 

To register visit www.squamishlive.ca

Squamish Seniors Centre
1201 Village Green Way
(behind Chieftain Mall, downtown Squamish)
604 848 6898

Quest University MPR. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Did you know that the quality of Squamish water is amongst the best in the country? Time to kick the bottle and take back the tap!

No Limits Motorsports. 7:00 - 10:00 pm. Free 3-hour Avalanche Awareness semniar conducted by a certified avalanche safety instructor. Contact Amanda Lee-Dempsey for more info 1-877-898-1818 or 604 815 4444

No Limits Motorsports
4 - 38921 Progress Way

Squamish

November 9 to December 6 Lynsey Paterson and Dee-Ann LeBlanc

Stylezone and Evolucion have once again partnered with Pepe and Gringo’s to bring you a fun and entertaining evening of fabulous food and a look at the latest fashions of the season. Enjoy a glass of champagne, tapas, and dessert all for only $25.00! Unbelievable door prizes!!!
 Tickets now on sale at Stylezone. (604) 892-3516

Brennan Park. 7:15 - 8:30 pm. Come and learn how to Hula Hoop all over again by learning basic moves on and off your body. This class will increase coordination, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and strength.

The Burrow
Unit 11-40437 Tantalus Road
Squamish, BC
Tuesday November 9 2010
Doors @ 7:30PM
Event @8:00PM

On Tuesday November 9th The Burrow, Mountain Passion Parties and Lisa's Tupperware will team up to bring you the Ultimate ladies night!

Howe Sound Brew Pub, Squamish B.C.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Big Brothers Big Sisters is holding a fundraiser at the Watershed Grill in Brackendale on Wednesday Nov. 10 from 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm with dinner, drink specials, free appetizers and nonalcoholic beverages. RSVP by Monday Nov. 8 to Ann Marie at 604-892-3125. Greg Gardner will provide free shuttle service.

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

The Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm

40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

Holiday swims at Brennan Park Leisure Centre. Get the kids out for some splashy bubbly fun. All the fun stuff will be out.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

Holiday skates at Brennan Park Leisure Centre. Get the kids out for some fresh and active fun.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

PRO-SHOP HOURS

On average when someone moves here from Whistler, Vancouver, Ontario whathaveyou, it usually takes a lonely two years to meet people and gather a good network of friends. If you work out of town it takes even longer. Once you do crack the seal however it’s paradise as this community is absolutely filled to the brim with brilliant characters.

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

What to do on Pro-D days? Get out and skate together - fun, and active too.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

PRO-SHOP HOURS

Four hour  fun swim at Brennan Park Leisure Centre only $2. Get the kids out for some splashy bubbly fun. All the fun stuff will be out.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

Join us every Friday and listen to the freshest beats in town. FUNK SOUL HOUSE HIP HOP and great service makes for a wonderful night out.

Join us every Friday and listen to the freshest beats in town. FUNK SOUL HOUSE HIP HOP and great service makes for a wonderful night out.

The Women’s Auxiliary to Squamish General Hospital are hosting their annual Christmas bazaar and raffle tomorrow Nov. 13 from 9:30 am until noon in Squamish at United Church on Fourth Avenue. Tables of baked goods and preserves await you, along with displays of gift giving items including sewing, knitted items, crafts, etc.

Exploration of career choices that support alignment of career choices that support alignment between the three areas of self, family and work. All courses offered by Launch have been custom built for women with families aged 30 to 45. Courses offer a combination of facilitated learning, coaching, mentoring and peer based networking.

Totem Hall. Noon - 9 pm Sat. Noon - 5 pm Sun. Squamish Nation is inviting everyone to our 7th Annual National Addictions Awareness Week Pow Wow @ Totem Hall, Nov 13, 14, 2010. Everyone Welcome! Come and enjoy traditional First Nations Food, Entertainment and Crafts. Admission is by donation Vendors welcome @ $50.00 a day any questions, call Education Dept 604 892 5166

Britannia Beach Community Centre. 7:00 pm. Doors open 6:30 pm. Full bar. Music by the Shifters. Auction, Door Prizes. Tickets available at the Britannia Beach Store. $15.00.

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Port Moody. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm. 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.

The Squamish Premiere and the third stop of the Play With Fire Theatrical Release Tour.

Admission is by $10 at the door or at http://playwithfiremovie.com/tour

Grizzly Bar & Grill  9:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

The 4th Annual Kees & Claire Winter Kick Off Party - Fundraiser and Film Premiere - is happening November 13, 2010, at the Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub, Squamish, BC. Come out and show your support for this exciting and meaningful project, and catch an epic ski film premiere and after party while you're at it. Win win? We think so

Silent Auction

The Squamish Environmental Society will hold its monthly bird count on Sunday November 14th at 8:00 am and participants will meet at the Howe Sound. For more information, please call Judy at 604-892-3340.

The Brackendale Art Gallery is holding a garage sale fundraiser Sunday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm November 14th. All proceeds will go to Alexandra Morton and the Salmon Are Scared campaign. Email info@brackendaleartgallery.com

- Open up a sense of FREEDOM and JOY by connecting to your intuition
- Celebrate with sound, rhythmic expression and movement, embracing your authentic and uninhibited self
- Discover and explore the true gifts of your voice, along with multiple instruments such a Tibetan bowls, rain sticks, chimes, drums and percussion instruments

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: Noon to 1:00 pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Creative Memories Open House Sunday November 14th. 1:pm - 4:pm 41475 Meadow Ave. Brackendale B.C. V0N 1H0 604 898-9243 Fergi2@shaw.ca Come and do your Christmas Shopping, fill out a Wish List for your Family. Free gift for attending, refreshments.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Social or Community Responsibility: Does it Exist and Why? Date: Sunday, November 14 2010, 3:00pm to 5:00pm Location: TBA – Check www.philosopherscafe.ca or Facebook Group (Events) Moderator: Johnny Stork (Think Open, Open Enterprise Solutions)

Brackendale Art Gallery. Hablas espagnol? If you speak Spanish, or are learning it, you can drop in to monthly social event: Squamish Spanish Meet-up Group. Come to our first ever! Starting at 5:00 pm Visit www.brackendaleartgallery.com for more information

Sundays. 7:00 - 8:15 pm. Transformational Meditations. Tara is bringing to you the same high vibrational energy that she brings to her private sessions as a healer. No experience necessary as this is not about learning how to meditate rather it's about receiving healing and transformation within a group 'meditation' circle. Next group: Sundays Nov. 7th - Dec.

The Squamish Gardeners will meet at the Squamish Public Library on Monday November 15 at 6:45 pm. The speaker will be master gardener Catherine Dale, who will talk about her role in the rejuvenation of the Eagle Estates Heritage Garden at Deer Lake Park in Burnaby. The drop-in fee i$5 for non-members.

Play a game of bingo every Monday at the Squamish Legion. Doors open at 5:30 pm.

Squamish Royal Canadian Legion
40194 Glenalder Place
Garibaldi Highlands, BC V0N 1T0
(604) 898-9368

The Healthy Brain Group for older adults will next meet on Tuesday November 16th at the Squamish Mental Health office at 38075 Second Avenue from 10:00 am to 11:00am. Call Delores for more information 604-892 -6400. 

Quest Lecture Series: “Infinity: Comprehending the Incomprehensible” with Dr. Ryan Derby-Talbot
7:00 pm at The Whistler Public Library

The Caregivers Support Group will meet on Wednesday November 17th 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm at the Seniors Centre and if you wish more information, please call Donna Howard at 604-892-6400, local 226. 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Eagle Eye Theatre. Start Times TBA (contact Between Shifts Theatre for information). Between Shifts Theatre Present: The Most Excellent Adventures of Darth and Luke  (May the farce be with you) Based on the original Star Wars' 1977movie "A New Hope" This play was written by a local playwright, specifically for Between Shifts Theatre.

Goodwin Studios Building 37776 2nd Ave. 7:00 - 9:00 pm. The Squamish Writers Group is a group of writers - poetry, fiction, nonfiction - that meets about twice a month to workshop and inspire each other. Newcomers are always welcome!

This Month's Meeting Agenda

The Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm

40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

Squamish Public Library. 6:30 - 8:30 pm. The Squamish Women's Health Network and The Squamish Public Library Present:

Keeping Teens & Tweens Out of Trouble
Tips & Skills for Today’s Parents
 
In this free, interactive workshop parents will learn:
• Practical tools to build resilience in their children

The Squamish Trails Society will meet at the Squamish Arts Council building on Cleveland Avenue on Thursday November 18th at 7:00 pm. For more information email squamishtrails@shaw.ca

The Reel Rock Film Tour brings the best in climbing and adventure films to local audiences across the globe. Reel Rock shows are spirited events where climbers and outdoors lovers come together to celebrate and sample the ultimate in adventure filmmaking.

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Howe Sound Brewing. This year, REEL ROCK turns five, and co-founders Sender Films and Big UP Productions are celebrating by taking you on a global ride like never before.

Shoppers Drug Mart- Fundraiser for Community Christmas.  For a $5.00 donation, come enjoy a fun evening at Shoppers Drug Mart. Makeovers, entertainment, door prizes basket draws, refreshment, exclusive sales and gift with purchases.

Varsity Basketball Games vs. Langara College
6:00 p.m. (Women’s team); 8 p.m. (Men’s team) @ the Quest Recplex

Mamquam School.  6:30 to 8:30pm.  Everyone is welcome to the Mamquam Christmas Craft Fair! There will be artists, jewellers, knitters, as well as photos with Santa, bingo, a cake walk, kids crafts, a huge bake sale, and wood fired pizza. An evening of fun for the whole family!

It's MOVIE NIGHT AT SQUAMISH FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC!

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 19TH, 2010
37971, Third Ave., Squamish

SHOWING: “FOR THE NEXT 7 GENERATIONS” DOCUMENTARY

Get into the winter spirit by dressing up in white and kickin' it with the House Haus crew. More great vibes, great music and unexpected nonsense. Our parties have featured bag pipes, live sax and a dude in a banana suit. Nuff said.....expect a killer party night.

The Howe Sound Performing Arts Association invites HSPAA members and all local arts enthusiasts to join in the 2010 AGM and Community Engagement Session to share ideas and build connections. We will be hosting lively discussions in a fun atmosphere to further the vision and growth of Squamish’s performing arts scene. A brief AGM will also be included in the event.

Meet at the Squamish Adventure Center at 9:00am. Squamish CAN can take you to heaven: Paradise Valley... is paradise in Squamish! Bus departs at 9:30am sharp and we're headed to C-dar Biodynamic Farm. A farm tour from 10am to noon will teach us the basics of biodynamic philosophy and farming practices. The tour will be followed by a light lunch of soup and bread.

Come and enjoy our wonderful Bazaar. We have Pointsettas, Baking, Quilting, Knitting, Crocheting, Sewing Crafts, Jewellry, Jams and Jellies. Lots of Children’s Activities planned to keep children busy when you browse. Meet up with old friends, sit and relax with coffee and goodies. Coffee and Goodies $5.00 Saturday, November 20th, 2010 9:30am—12:30 pm St.

Brackendale Art Gallery. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. Drawing 2: The Classic Drawing Exercise with a Twist.  There is no object about which we have more misconceptions to overcome than the human head. This workshop takes you through a process to get to know your own face very well indeed and much about faces in general. This approach was developed over 32 years of teaching teenagers.

Spectacle Building.  11:00 am - 5:00 pm.  Squamish's first annual Spectacle Block Party.  Events for the whole family, food and drink specials, live DJs and prize giveaways throughout the day.

The spectacle building is behind Petro Canada, off Highway 99.

The Squamish Trails Society and the Squamish Oceanfront Development Corporation would like to invite you to the unveiling of the newly upgraded Squamish Oceanfront trail and signage.

When: Saturday November 20, 2010 – 11:00 am
Where: Squamish Oceanfront lands

It Truly is a Spectacle!

Located in the Spectacle Building off of Hwy 99. Behind the Petro Canada on Tantalus Rd.

Events for the Whole Family! Arts and Crafts, Live DJs, Great Features and Samplings.

Join us in support of the Squamish Food Bank. We are excepting Non-Perishable Food Items at each of the sponsored Spectacle Block Party Businesses.

You One Stop Shopping Experience!

Brackendale Art Gallery. 7:00 pm. Tix $25 Billie's Bouquet or Cedar Valley Waldorf School. Don't miss this annual events, lots of surprises. 

Eagle Eye Theatre. 7:30 pm. Between Shifts Theatre Present: The Most Excellent Adventures of Darth and Luke  (May the farce be with you) Based on the original Star Wars' 1977movie "A New Hope" This play was written by a local playwright, specifically for Between Shifts Theatre. For more information visit www.betweenshiftstheatre.com

Slide Show andwith Jim Martinello & Todd Lawson and Squamish DJ Collective! Ticket's Minimum $10 donation. Silent Auction - Cash Bar

Howe Sound Brewing. Reid Jamieson. Acoustic, Pop, Indie. 9:30 pm. No Cover. Reid Jamieson is a classic Canadian heartbreaker with an incredible voice and a magical way with melodies. Born and raised in Toronto, Reid now resides in beautiful Vancouver BC and performs regularly with CBC’s Vinyl Cafe.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: Noon to 1:00 pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Sundays. 7:00 - 8:15 pm. Transformational Meditations. Tara is bringing to you the same high vibrational energy that she brings to her private sessions as a healer. No experience necessary as this is not about learning how to meditate rather it's about receiving healing and transformation within a group 'meditation' circle. Next group: Sundays Nov. 7th - Dec.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

District of Squamish Emergency Operations Centre, 1000 Finch Drive  7:00 pm | The Squamish Emergency Program, Emergency Social Services is hosting an information night with the Canadian Red Cross.

With two sold out shows in Whistler, it's only fair that we do another premiere of the most anticipated snowboard film of the year! Jeremy Jones' DEEPER by TGR is coming to Squamish on Tuesday November 23, 2010. Come one, come all, and prepare to have your mind blown. Cheer on local snowboard ripper Jonovan Moore for his segment in the film. Event brought to Squamish by DOGLOTION.com.

Squamish Elementary School is hosting a Christmas Bazaar November 24th for more information contact Jacquie at j.sel@telus.net.

TIME: TBA

Hastings Park Casino
Wednesday, Nov 24
(Book by Nov 19)

Contact Elaine Ramsay to book your seat: (604) 898 5463

Squamish United Church, 4th & Victoria. Doors 6:00 pm. Presentation 6:45 pm. For residents and businesses of downtown Squamish, come review our Redevelopment Project. The first set of plans will be available for viewing.

Complimentary Pizza, soft drinks and coffee will be served. We hope to see you!

Quest University.  7:00 pm.  Classical Music Concert by Quest student musicians in the MPR Room (below the cafeteria)

 
Tickets available at the door: $10 with all proceeds to the Arts programs at Quest.
 

Quest University Canada
3200 University Boulevard
Squamish, BC
Canada V8B 0N8

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Eagle Eye Theatre. 7:30 pm. Between Shifts Theatre Present: The Most Excellent Adventures of Darth and Luke  (May the farce be with you) Based on the original Star Wars' 1977movie "A New Hope" This play was written by a local playwright, specifically for Between Shifts Theatre. For more information visit www.betweenshiftstheatre.com

The Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm

40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

Eagle Eye Theatre. 7:30 pm. Between Shifts Theatre Present: The Most Excellent Adventures of Darth and Luke  (May the farce be with you) Based on the original Star Wars' 1977movie "A New Hope" This play was written by a local playwright, specifically for Between Shifts Theatre. For more information visit www.betweenshiftstheatre.com

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit http://whatsonsquamish.com/

Four hour  fun swim at Brennan Park Leisure Centre only $2. Get the kids out for some splashy bubbly fun. All the fun stuff will be out.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

Brennan Park Rink. 1:15 - 3:00 pm. What to do on Pro-D days? Get out and skate together - fun, and active too.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

PRO-SHOP HOURS

Telus Whistler Conference Centre. 3:00  - 8:00 pm. Bizarre Bazaar has built a reputation of presenting unique, quality, hand-made art and crafts for Whistler residents and visitors looking for one-of-a-kind treasures.

Squamish Legion. 6:00 - 7:30 pm. Kick off the holiday season and make your donation to the Squamish Christmas Market. Join the organisers as they raise funds to be able to bring a wonderful Christmas event to the community of Squamish. Pop by The Squamish Legion after work. You could win the meat draw and take dinner home!

Howe Sound Curling Club. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Young adults aged 19-35 welcome. Drop-in fee of $10 and Team (of 4 or more players) $224.  Instructors available for introductory lesson.

Howe Sound Curling Club.

Eagle Eye Theatre. 7:30 pm. Between Shifts Theatre Present: The Most Excellent Adventures of Darth and Luke  (May the farce be with you) Based on the original Star Wars' 1977movie "A New Hope" This play was written by a local playwright, specifically for Between Shifts Theatre. For more information visit www.betweenshiftstheatre.com

Squamish Adventure Centre. 9:00 am - Noon. The program invites individuals, groups or families to get involved as part of the community of Eagle Watch volunteers. Volunteers work three-hour shifts during the season.

Volunteer Training Day is held on site 9 am - Noon, at the Adventure Centre

Newcomers to Squamish are invited to become part of Eagle Watch!

Callaghan Winter Sports Club, in connection with Squamish Nordics, has been offered the opportunity to hold a Gear Swap in front of Escape Route. It will be a great "season-starting" event.

Throughout Squamish. 9:30 am - 4:00 pm. Help the Squamish Air Cadets program with their facility rental and program expenses. The cadet program is designed for youth ages 12 - 19 and fosters leadership, community involvement, fitness while teaching flight, first aid, survival, socialization and many other skills.

Brackendale Art Gallery. 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. The Solar Revolution II: Join Squamish CAN and Councillor Patricia Heintzman to learn how to build an inexpensive passive solar air heater using pop and beer cans, and a variety of other recycled and inexpensive materials.

http://squamishcan.ning.com

Brackendale Art Gallery

Thor and Dorte Froslev

Telus Whistler Conference Centre. 10:00 am - 6:00 pm. Bizarre Bazaar has built a reputation of presenting unique, quality, hand-made art and crafts for Whistler residents and visitors looking for one-of-a-kind treasures.

All are welcome to come and enjoy St Joseph's Annual Christmas Baazar. In addition to our popular Tea Luncheon we will have a Cake Walk, Silent Auction, Crafts, Baked Goods, Christmas Basket Raffle and much more. Are you looking for a Christmas Gift idea or delicious baked goods?

Looking for unique Christmas Gifts, come check out McQuinn Manor Christmas Sale Nov. 27th from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm and again Sunday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. 40257 Kalodon St. Garibaldi Highlands. For directions place call 604-898-5902 and bring a friend.

It's Alive! Squamish Community Radio that is.

Saturday November 27th at the Squamish Casino 6 pm - 2 am - Live music, djs, art, silent auction, food and drink specials and a good time for a great cause. Help us build our equipment and operations fund so we can hit your eardrums in 2011.

Watershed Grill.  7:00 pm.  Come out and meat the team at The Squamish Women's Roller Derby Association get together.  There will be drink specials, a silent auction, and updates on the next recruitment!

Find more details on their Facebook event page.

Year end awards and AGM. 7:00 pm. Pot Luck Dinner

1033 Raven Drive
Kion Residence

Eagle Eye Theatre. 7:30 pm. Between Shifts Theatre Present: The Most Excellent Adventures of Darth and Luke  (May the farce be with you) Based on the original Star Wars' 1977movie "A New Hope" This play was written by a local playwright, specifically for Between Shifts Theatre. For more information visit www.betweenshiftstheatre.com

Howe Sound Brewing. 9:30 pm. No Cover. Reggae, Soca, Rythm & Blues. Warm up those November toes! Come out and jump with us.

Howe Sound Hotel
Cleveland Ave, Downtown Squamish

1-604-892-2603

Howe Sound Inn. Time: TBA. Christmas Carolling

Cedar Valley Waldorf School
38265 Westway Ave
P.O. Box 5356
Squamish, B.C.
V8B 0C2

Phone: 604-898-3287
Email: info@cedarvalleyschool.com

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!

Contact the Howe Sound Inn for more information

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: Noon to 1:00 pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Date: Sunday, November 28 2010
Location: Howe Sound Inn Restaurant (15:00pm - 17:00pm)
Moderator: Johnny Stork (Perennial Truth, Open Enterprise Solutions)
Topic: Social or Community Responsibility: Does it Exist and Why?

Sundays. 7:00 - 8:15 pm. Transformational Meditations. Tara is bringing to you the same high vibrational energy that she brings to her private sessions as a healer. No experience necessary as this is not about learning how to meditate rather it's about receiving healing and transformation within a group 'meditation' circle. Next group: Sundays Nov. 7th - Dec.

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.

Howe Sound Inn. 6:30 pm.  How Resilient is our community?  Come see a free presentation on energy and have your say!  Experts agree that our energy future will be vastly different from the present, due to the decline of fossil fuel supplies.

Quest University.  7:00 pm.  Guest Speaker: “Minding the (epistemological) Gap: Dialogue between Jews, Christians and Muslims for the 21st Century" with Rabbi Robert Daum, Director of Iona Pacific: Inter-Religious Centre for Social Action, Research and Contemplative Practice. In the MPR Room (below the cafeteria).

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

Burnaby Village
Heritage Christmas
Tuesday, Nov 30
(Book by Nov 21)

Contact Elaine Ramsay to book your seat: (604) 898 5463

The Over the Hill Hikers will meet at Canadian Tire for a Skookum IMBA loop (George's Crossing). For more information, please call Heather at 604-892-9003.

Starting to think about Christmas? We have four wonderful and talented artists coming out to showcase their beautiful creations. Come out and enjoy a glass of wine or try our new specialty coffees while shopping in a relaxed environment! Check out gorgeous hand crafted ceramic mugs, fantastic knitted toques, custom designed jewellery and more!! Entry is by food donation.

Don Ross Secondary.  7:00 pm.  Youth use of online communication is presenting many new parenting challenges.  This workshop helps focus on equipping those who care for youth with the tools to deal with these challenges.

Onatah Coffee proudly presents an evening of Wine, Food and Artisans in support of the Squamish Woman's Center. Artisans from the Sea to Sky will be showcasing a wonderful selection of Jewelry, Knitted Hats, and Pottery to inspire those looking for handmade original Christmas gifts. The Countdown to Christmas starts with Onatah! Warm Up to Squamish's Best in Specialty Coffees!

Christmas Shopping
in North Vancouver
Wednesday, Dec 1
(Book by Nov 26) 

Contact Elaine Ramsay to book your seat: (604) 898 5463

McDonald's in Squamish. 6:30 - 9:00 am. Yes it's true... It's Back! Announcing the 7th annual Mountain FM Squamish Toy Drive and Fundraiser sponsored by Squamish McDonald's.

Come out and enjoy some holiday cheer together with the Squamish Women Networking Group! We have a fun filled evening planned with some relaxing socializing, tips from Christine McLeod of Impact People Practices on effective networking and prizes to be won!

Nordic Shop. 7:00 pm. Savio is hosting a waxing clinic in his Squamish Nordic Shop Location. Come and learn the latest in waxing!

Bring your skis for an assessment.

15% Off on all wax for that night.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

The Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm

40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

The Tantalus Seniors' Walking Club will meet at the Alice Lake Turnoff for a trail walk on Wonderland.

For more information contact Joyce at 604-898-5594

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day.

Co-hosted by squamishmoms.ca

Goop and Goob

Garibaldi Highlands Elementary School. 5:00 pm. Dont miss this annual holiday event. Kids can watch movies, make cookies and crafts while mom cruises the craft tables and everyone will enjoy the amazing baking sale. Movie rooms, pictures with Santa, concession - what fun!

For table information call Dara Bell 604 898 4394 or email gorddara@telus.net

Squamish Public Library. 7:00 pm. Eric Andersen presents slides of the works by Fred Varley, Jock MacDonald, WP Weston and other members of the Group of Seven who visited the Squamish area and Garibaldi Park to paint during the 20s and 30s. Special guests will read from the artists' descriptions of their encounters with Squamish scenery.

Trinity Romance Shop.  7:00 - 9:00 pm. Ladies this one is for you!!

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Quest University.  3:30 pm. Group of Seven slide show in the Quest University Library.  Eric Andersen presents slides of the works by Fred Varley, Jock MacDonald, WP Weston and other members of the Group of Seven who visited the Squamish area and Garibaldi Park to paint during the 20s and 30s. The group of 7 is one of the most famous artist collective groups of Canadian history.

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit http://whatsonsquamish.com/

The Hearts in Motion Walking Club members will meet at the entrance to the Nexen Lands, for a waterfront walk. For more information call Shirley at 604 892 9885 or Maureen at 604 815 0152

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Squamish Seniors Centre. 5:30 pm cocktails. 6:00 pm dinner. Join us for this annual event which includes entertainment and dancing. Tix $15 per person, available from Extra Foods Pharmacy, Shoppers Drug Mart Pharmacy and the Squamish Seniors Centre.

Squamish Seniors Centre

1201 Village Green Way
downtown Squamish

Grilled Fromage.  7:00 pm.  Squamish's first Poetry Slam! Join the Squamish Rotaract Club for a fun night of competitive performance poetry! The evening will be packed with feature performances from "The Klute" of Arizona, and MC RC Weslowski of Vancouver.

Come prepared to compete in a 2 round slam, or just come out and enjoy the show!
 

West Coast Railway Park ROundhouse. 4:00 - 9:00 pm. The WCRHP together with the Montessori School PAC, Double Shutter Images and carbonsync present an evening of Santa, bouncy castle, mini rail rides, Christmas Craft Fair, fun with Montessori school.

Howe Sound Curling Club. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Young adults aged 19-35 welcome. Drop-in fee of $10 and Team (of 4 or more players) $224.  Instructors available for introductory lesson.

Howe Sound Curling Club.

Brackendale Art Gallery. 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. Come and learn one of the oldest casting methods for making jewelry, coins, keys and small sculptures. All tools provided but if you would like to bring your own Dremmel or carving tools or safety goggles, please do.

Make a unique gift for yourself or someone on your holiday list this year, a pendant or other jewelry.

SNAF Squamish Needy Animal Foundation is hosting Pet Photos with Santa December 4th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm behind the Spectacle Building with a Silent Auction & Dog Cookies from Chef Big D's Bakery. Humans can get pictures taken too.  

West Coast Railway Park. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. Entry included with Polar Express tickets.

30 local and out of town Vendors will be selling their crafts and gifts over the weekend.

Par-T-Perfect is having a table for the weekend with balloon creations and face painting $5 each (with partial proceeds going back to the Squamish Montessori School).

Santa's Workshop

Join the folks at Squamish Manor for a Seniors Christmas Bazaar from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm, 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 

West Coast Railway Heritage Park Squamish. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. Kick off the Holiday season aboard the Polar Express! Children and adults alike will enjoy the one-hour train ride including tasty treats, music and stories. Visit Santa and Ms.

The Squamish Nation’s third annual Christmas Dinner for the Homeless and Single Parents is planned for Saturday December 4th- 5:00 pm at Totem Hall. Organizers are still looking for volunteers to help with the event. For more information please contact Tsawaysia Spukwus at (604) 892-5195 (home), (604) 897-1421 (cell).

St. Johns Anglican Church.  7:00 pm.  Welcome the Christmas season with this special concert featuring performances by The Sound Youth Choir, The Sound Childrens Choir and the telling of a story of an unexpected visitor during the annual Christmas Pageant.

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Grandview. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Eagle Eye Theatre. Matinee 2:00 pm. Evening Performance 7:30 pm. With choreography based on the Bolshoi Ballet of Moscow and the Kirov Ballet of St. Petersburg the Squamish Youth Ballet Company will be performing this holiday classic for Squamish Dec 4th.

Two showtimes, 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  9:30 pm.  Come enjoy the music of Vancouver vocalist and songwriter  Kaylee Johnston.  No cover.

myspace: http://www.myspace.com/thekayleejohnstonproject

West Coast Railway Park. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. Entry included with Polar Express tickets.

30 local and out of town Vendors will be selling their crafts and gifts over the weekend.

Par-T-Perfect is having a table for the weekend with balloon creations and face painting $5 each (with partial proceeds going back to the Squamish Montessori School).

Santa's Workshop

West Coast Railway Heritage Park Squamish. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. Kick off the Holiday season aboard the Polar Express! Children and adults alike will enjoy the one-hour train ride including tasty treats, music and stories. Visit Santa and Ms.

The Squamish Environmental Society has its monthly bird count on Dec. 5 meeting at 8:00 am, at the Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub. This month, the group will be looking for raptors such as bald eagles and kestrels (small hawks). There is always room for more participants and for more information, please call Judith at 604-892-3340 

Grilled Fromage Sunday, December 5 · 11:00am - 11:00pm. $500 FIRST AND ONLY PRIZE! Magic, Music, Impersonations, Lookalikes, Comedy, etc!! NO CLOWNS!! Entries will be reviewed and notified to come in for auditions. Auditions and Finals will be recorded for DVD. For more information call 604-567-2999

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Brackendale Art Gallery. 3:00 pm. Currently one of our Artists in Residence at the BAG, Ian Fry was born in Edinburgh in 1956 and graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 1978. In 1985, he moved to Canada and, after 10 years as a freelance illustrator decided to devote more energy to his painting.

Sundays. 7:00 - 8:15 pm. Transformational Meditations. Tara is bringing to you the same high vibrational energy that she brings to her private sessions as a healer. No experience necessary as this is not about learning how to meditate rather it's about receiving healing and transformation within a group 'meditation' circle. Next group: Sundays Nov. 7th - Dec.

Brackendale Art Gallery. 7:30 - 10:00 pm. Join 10-20 musicians at the monthly jam. Organized by Rita Kyle, Rita notes: Thank you to everyone who comes and shares a small part of themsleves with us. Thank you to those who come and enjoy from the sidelines and thank you to Thor and Dorte and Pat, our hosts.

The month's jam is hosted by Rick Morgan

Squamish Seniors Centre  1:00 - 3:00pm

A presentation on learning to manage arthritic Pain.
Course # 19564 

To register visit www.squamishlive.ca

Squamish Seniors Centre
1201 Village Green Way
(behind Chieftain Mall, downtown Squamish)
604 848 6898

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.

Howe Sound Women's Centre. 6:00 pm. Everyone is welcome to take part in our annual vigil - in commemoration of the Montreal Massacre.

Howe Sound Women's Centre

38021 3rd Ave
Downtown Squamish
604 892 5748 For more info

info@hswc.ca

December 6 |  Christmas Wreath Social at the BAG

We meet the third monday of every month except in December. We sponsor public speakers, organize a highly successful annual Squamish Garden Tour and set up displays at events throughout the year. Our public speakers have included such names as David Tarrant and Steve Wysall.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

On Tuesday Dec. 7 the Over the Hill Hikers will meet at Canadian Tire at 9:00 am. for a Hoods in the Woods loop hike. Call Heather at (604) 892-9003 if you wish more information.

Squamish Legion by the Cinema. The Legion will be hosting a meat draw fundraiser for the Ellis family. In addition, donated items of clothing including shoes, and rubber storage containers would be appreciated. Black Tusk Storage has already generously donated a storage unit.

Squamish Public Library. 7:00 pm. Dropins welcome. This is the final class for December. New classes start up again in January. Class Description: Practical instructions and helpful advice on how to meditate, find peace of mind, and lead a more peaceful and positive life. Using Buddhist wisdom we can transform the difficulties of daily life into spiritual growth.

Join the Howe Sound Secondary Performing Groups for their Winter Gala 2010. At 6pm there will be a Social and Silent Auction. Dinner is served at 6:30pm and at 8:30pm, you will be entertained with a concert! Tickets are $15 and $10 and are available at the HSS office or at the door. For more info call 604 892 5261.

The Squamish Public Library welcomes Chris Czajkawski, bestselling author of Diary of a Wilderness Dweller, for the launch of her new book, A Wilderness Dweller’s Cookbook, on Wednesday Dec. 8 from 7:00 pm to 8:00pm. Everyone is welcome.

Squamish Public Library
37907 2nd Avenue
PO Box 1039
Squamish, BC V8B 0A7
Phone: 604-892-3110

This is a monthly networking and information sharing session (sponsored by the Society for Kids' Mental Health, the Kelty Mental Health Foundation and the Royal Bank of Canada Children's Mental Health Project) that provides parents and caregivers much-needed information.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

The Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm

40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day.

Co-hosted by squamishmoms.ca

Goop and Goob

The next social will be Thursday December 9th at Pepe and Gringos from 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm. On average when someone moves here from Whistler, Vancouver, Ontario what have you, it usually takes a lonely two years to meet people and gather a good network of friends.

Squamish Public Library. 7:00 pm.  Quest Lecture Series: “Peony Pavilion: Erotic Dreams in the Most Famous Chinese Play” with Dr. Fei Shi

Squamish Senior Centre. 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Interested residents and community groups are invited to an Open House to review the Draft Trails Master Plan and provide feedback on recommendations. A presentation will be given at 7:00 pm. District Staff will be on hand to lead the discussion and answer questions.A feedback form will be available to encourage community input and feedback.

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Your Space. 4:00 - 10:00 pm. Join us at the VISUALS Holiday Showcase at 'YourSpace' on 2nd Ave near Winnipeg St. in downtown Squamish, behind the Home Hardware. The Showcase features art for display and for sale, art demonstrations, and door prizes. On Friday only, well-known antiques roadshow appraiser Gale Pirie will conduct a verbal appraisal clinic.

This year’s Santa Parade will come down 2nd Avenue and up Cleveland Ave. Check out the Elves Play Area from 6pm -8pm on Winnipeg Street

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit www.whatsonsquamish.com

St. John the Divine Anglican Church.  7:30 pm.  Sea to Sky Singers present: Home for the Holidays. Directed by Veronica McPhee Accompanied by Colleen Koop. Squamish’s own beloved choir presents a festive Christmas program that is sure to have audiences cozy and warm.

Howe Sound Curling Club. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Young adults aged 19-35 welcome. Drop-in fee of $10 and Team (of 4 or more players) $224.  Instructors available for introductory lesson.

Howe Sound Curling Club.

Ocean Port Hotel. 10:00 pm.  Come to the OP for this funky special event. Legends at Shambala and Basscoast, Vancouverites Neighbour and Spilt Milk know good music and will make you dance the night away.
 

Please bring a non perishable food item for the Squamish Food Bank
 

Tickets: $5 before 11 pm $8 after 11

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!

Vendors call 604 898 8358

Your Space.  11:00 am - 5:00 pm.  Join us at the VISUALS Holiday Showcase at 'YourSpace' on 2nd Ave near Winnipeg St. in downtown Squamish, behind the Home Hardware.  The Showcase features art for display and for sale, art demonstrations, and door prizes.

The Showcase will also be happening Friday Evening (Dec 10) and featuring an Antique Roadshow.

Everyone is invited to Quest University's third annual Charity Craft Fair. All food and crafts are made by the students and all proceeds go to the charity of the student's choice. There will be a stage with music and entertainment, eggnog, food, baked treats, jewelry, photography, a hugging booth and much more!

Squamish Adventure Centre 2:00 - 5:00 pm Sunday. Come to the Squamish Adventure Centre and BRING YOUR OWN CAMERA for PHOTO's With SANTA. $10 per child/person or group benefiting the Food Bank & Community Christmas Care Saturday 11th Dec from 2pm to 5pm Sunday 12th Dec from 11am to 3pm Cash payments prefered! Hope to see you at the weekend! Ho Ho Ho!

St. John the Divine Anglican Church.  2:00 pm.  Sea to Sky Singers present: Home for the Holidays, Directed by Veronica McPhee Accompanied by Colleen Koop. Squamish’s own beloved choir presents a festive Christmas program that is sure to have audiences cozy and warm.

Grilled Fromage  Check for time! | A rock band with bluesy ties plays the cheesiest venue in town tonight, opening for A Rock Band Called Time.

38134 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish, BC V8B, Canada
(604) 567 2999
www.grilledfromage.com

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Delta. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  9:30 pm.  From Richmond BC, the Jardines a delicious mixture of street smarts and innocence to alt country music.  No cover.

The Jardines
MySpace http://www.myspace.com/thejardines

Saturday Night at The Cliffside Pub starting at 10pm, more Info Both Wiskey Creek and Psyncle are Squamish based bands. Both blend Modern Indy Rock into an original sound that represents the culture of Squamish. Check out some of Psynle's tunes at, www.myspace.com/thefakes77
Live Bands and DJ's!!!

The Cliffside Pub
1907 Maple Drive Valleycliffe
(604) 892-5955

Cedar Valley Waldorf School. Time TBA. Annual Christmas Fair and Open House.

Cedar Valley Waldorf School
38265 Westway Ave
P.O. Box 5356
Squamish, B.C.
V8B 0C2

Phone: 604-898-3287
Email: info@cedarvalleyschool.com

Your Space.  11:00 am - 5:00 pm.  Join us at the VISUALS Holiday Showcase at 'YourSpace' on 2nd Ave near Winnipeg St. in downtown Squamish, behind the Home Hardware.  The Showcase features art for display and for sale, art demonstrations, and door prizes.

The Showcase will also be happening Friday Evening (Dec 10) and featuring an Antique Roadshow.

Squamish Adventure Centre 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Sunday. Come to the Squamish Adventure Centre and BRING YOUR OWN CAMERA for PHOTO's With SANTA. $10 per child/person or group benefiting the Food Bank & Community Christmas Care Saturday 11th Dec from 2pm to 5pm Sunday 12th Dec from 11am to 3pm Cash payments prefered! Hope to see you at the weekend! Ho Ho Ho!

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: 12:00 - 2:20 pm
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Quest University Cafeteria. 3:00 - 5:00 pm. The Squamish Philosophers’ Café is a community driven public forum where local, as well as global issues and a variety of topics are discussed and debated in comfortable settings. Our discussions are held in a round-table format where everyone is encouraged to respectfully express, and support, their views.

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.

Quest Lecture Series @ the Whistler Public Library: “A Voice of One’s Own: The Female Composer in Life and Literature” with Dr. Laurel Parsons. Monday, December 13th 7:00 pm at the Whistler Public Library  

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

Brennan Park Recreation Centre. 9:30 -11:00 am.  Little ones will make and take a variety of Christmas decorations and gifts with the help of mom or dad, grandpa or grandma.

Come explore and create with glitter, glue and natural objects! Christmas songs, fun with friends, and stories are also part of this festive workshop!

9:30-11:00 am
2y-4y

“Temptations in Expression” Walls: Samera Gibson “Elemental” Cases: Kathleen Tennock "From Earth to Splendor", functional & raku pottery, sculpted clay bears. December 7th to January 3rd. Opening Reception: Tuesday, December 14, 6:30 - 8:00 pm at The Foyer Gallery.

Each Wednesday until Dec. 15, the Howe Sound Women’s Centre (HSWC) is offering a program entitled Food Skills for Families. It is being held at the Mountain Valley Mission located at 37739 Second Ave. from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. Please contact the Women’s Centre at 604-892-5748 if you are interested in taking part.

Brennan Park Community Centre.  4:00- 6:00 pm.  The Holiday Drop & Shop is designed to give parents the opportunity to have two hours to themselves to shop and prepare for the holidays. Children will spend their time singing carols, making crafts, reading holiday stories and spending time with friends.

Sr.Lounge

4:00-6:00pm

$16

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Sundays: 1:15 - 2:15pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Maurice Young Millennium Place, Whistler. 8:00 pm. Dec 15 & 16 | The beloved Christmas story that defines the true spirit of the season is coming to Millennium Place.

The Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm

40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

Maurice Young Millennium Place, Whistler. 8:00 pm. Dec 15 & 16 | The beloved Christmas story that defines the true spirit of the season is coming to Millennium Place.

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day.

Co-hosted by squamishmoms.ca

Goop and Goob

The Squamish Youth Resource Centre will be hosting our Annual Holiday Dinner on December the 16th! Come by to enjoy a FREE classic turkey dinner with all the trimmings. Dinner will be served at 5:00 but we invite the community to join us anytime after 3:00 to say hello.

Brennan Park Community Centre.  4:00- 6:30 pm.  The Holiday Decorate and Dine is designed to give parents the opportunity to have two hours to themselves to shop and prepare for the holidays while their children get into the holiday spirit and have fun with friends! Children will spend their time playing games, making a

Squamish Public Library. 7:00 pm. With Guest Speaker Dr. John Guilfoyle.

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

The Callaghan Winter Sports Club (CWSC) is hosting the BC Cup and Junior Trials this weekend at the Whistler Olympic Park. This is CWSC’s first two events of the season and will feature athletes from Canada and the United States.

West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 5:30 - 8:30 pm. Dec 17 - 22. Come enjoy the Holiday Season with us! Ride the Mini Rail and take in the spectacular light displays, including the popular Light-O-Rama™ light show.Bring the kids out for hot chocolate and a ride on the mini-Christmas Train. A gentle holiday evening, great for young families.

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit www.whatsonsquamish.com

Howe Sound Curling Club. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Young adults aged 19-35 welcome. Drop-in fee of $10 and Team (of 4 or more players) $224.  Instructors available for introductory lesson.

Howe Sound Curling Club.

The Callaghan Winter Sports Club (CWSC) is hosting the BC Cup and Junior Trials this weekend at the Whistler Olympic Park. This is CWSC’s first two events of the season and will feature athletes from Canada and the United States.

West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 5:30 - 8:30 pm. Dec 17 - 22. Come enjoy the Holiday Season with us! Ride the Mini Rail and take in the spectacular light displays, including the popular Light-O-Rama™ light show.Bring the kids out for hot chocolate and a ride on the mini-Christmas Train. A gentle holiday evening, great for young families.

Squamish Public Library.  10:00 am.  Come to the library for a fun morning filled with seasonal stories, singing, a puppet show, crafts and refreshments.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre  Sundays: Noon to 1:00 pm

In effect from September 15 - December 18, 2010
 

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca

Saturday Dec. 18th at Grilled Fromage Diner Downtown Squamish Volume Collective (formerly The Jamatonics) will be Rockin.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  9:30 pm.  Watasun brings their melting pot of rhythm and melody to the brew pub.  No cover.

MySpace http://www.myspace.com/watasun

Howe Sound Brewery

The Callaghan Winter Sports Club (CWSC) is hosting the BC Cup and Junior Trials this weekend at the Whistler Olympic Park. This is CWSC’s first two events of the season and will feature athletes from Canada and the United States.

West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 5:30 - 8:30 pm. Dec 17 - 22. Come enjoy the Holiday Season with us! Ride the Mini Rail and take in the spectacular light displays, including the popular Light-O-Rama™ light show.Bring the kids out for hot chocolate and a ride on the mini-Christmas Train. A gentle holiday evening, great for young families.

On Sunday, December 19 at 10:00am The Brackendale Babes’ Relay for Life team will be hosting a holiday movie event at Garibaldi 5 Movie Theatre. The movie being shown is the family favourite ELF with Will Farrell. Movie-goers are encouraged to come in their pj’s! Cost is just $5 cash per seat and treats (including coffee for parents!) will also be available.

Holiday skates at Brennan Park Leisure Centre. Note times are updated from those in the printed guide. 12:00 - 2:20 pm. Get the kids out for some fresh and active fun and be prepared for a special visitor!

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

The Callaghan Winter Sports Club (CWSC) is hosting the BC Cup and Junior Trials this weekend at the Whistler Olympic Park. This is CWSC’s first two events of the season and will feature athletes from Canada and the United States.

West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 5:30 - 8:30 pm. Dec 17 - 22. Come enjoy the Holiday Season with us! Ride the Mini Rail and take in the spectacular light displays, including the popular Light-O-Rama™ light show.Bring the kids out for hot chocolate and a ride on the mini-Christmas Train. A gentle holiday evening, great for young families.

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm. 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.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

The Callaghan Winter Sports Club (CWSC) is hosting the BC Cup and Junior Trials this weekend at the Whistler Olympic Park. This is CWSC’s first two events of the season and will feature athletes from Canada and the United States.

West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 5:30 - 8:30 pm. Dec 17 - 22. Come enjoy the Holiday Season with us! Ride the Mini Rail and take in the spectacular light displays, including the popular Light-O-Rama™ light show.Bring the kids out for hot chocolate and a ride on the mini-Christmas Train. A gentle holiday evening, great for young families.

Om Studio. 7:00 - 8:00 pm.  Winter Solstice, Full Moon, Lunar Eclipse! Om Studio Come and sit quietly in meditation with us as we welcome back the light.

Tara is bringing to you the same high vibrational frequencies that she brings into her healing sessions, so come connect, attune and integrate these frequencies into your own energy field at this powerful time.

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 5:30 - 8:30 pm. Dec 17 - 22. Come enjoy the Holiday Season with us! Ride the Mini Rail and take in the spectacular light displays, including the popular Light-O-Rama™ light show.Bring the kids out for hot chocolate and a ride on the mini-Christmas Train. A gentle holiday evening, great for young families.

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.

The Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm

40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

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.

Trinity Romance Shop. 10:00 am - 6:00 pm. You're Invited! To our annual Christmas social. On Thursday the 23rd of December we'd like to take the opportunity to wish you our loyal clientele a very merry holiday in person, and thank-you for another great year of business. From 10am until the last client leaves we'll be hoisting some holiday cheer, and nibbling on some tasty appies.

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day.

Co-hosted by squamishmom.ca

Goop and Goob

 Get Festive at FunArt on December 23rd from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Crafts - Santa Photo's & Decorate Christmas Cupcakes. To book Space call 604-567-2200

FunArt Arts & Crafts Centre
38157 2nd Ave
Squamish, BC V0N 3G0
Canada
http://www.funart.ca
info@funart.ca

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

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.

Grizzly Bar and Grill. Noon - 2:00 am. Sick of your family, don't feel like doing dishes, come vist your Grizzly family and work off that durkey dancing to the beats spun by DJ Didit.

Brackendale Art Gallery. 5:00 pm service in the chapel. 6:00 pm semi-potluck dinner.  Bring your favourite appetizer, side dish or dessert.

The River Church. 6:30 - 7:30 pm. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. Join us for a children's story and caroling.

Don Ross Secondary School
42091 Ross Road

Brackendale

info@intheriver.ca

604 848 8007

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit www.whatsonsquamish.com

Squamish United Church.  Family Christmas 7:00 pm. Candlelight Service 9:00 pm.

38014 - 4th Ave Squamish

www.squamishunitedchurch.org

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  10:00 am - 2:00 pm brunch, 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm dinner.  Come enjoy a warm meal and good company.

Brunch Buffet: 10am - 2pm Adults $14.95 / $7.95 12 & under *kids 5 and under free!

Dinner Buffet: 4pm-8pm Adults $23.95 / $9.95 12 & under *kids 5 and under free!.

The Squamish Alano Club is an organization that provides a drug and alcohol free environment for all members of the community, especially those recovering from addiction.  On Christmas day, they once again will open their doors to anyone who would like to enjoy a free Christmas dinner.

Grizzly Bar and Grill. 8:00 pm - 2:00 am. Sick of your family, don't feel like doing dishes, come vist your Grizzly family and work off that durkey dancing to the beats spun by DJ Didit.

Holiday skates at Brennan Park Leisure Centre. Get the kids out for some fresh and active fun!

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

PRO-SHOP HOURS

Holiday swims at Brennan Park Leisure Centre. Get the kids out for some splashy bubbly fun. All the fun stuff will be out.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : www.squamishlive.ca

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm. 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.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

The Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm

40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day.

Co-hosted by squamishmom.ca

Goop and Goob

Grizzly Bar & Grill  8:00 pm
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands
1 800 531 1530
www.seatoskyhotel.com

For more on this and other great events visit www.squamisheventsguide.com

St. John’s Anglican Church is planning an evening of fun and fellowship this New Year’s Eve, with proceeds going to the church’s roof fund.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  New Years celebration featuring Baby Harry Calaway.  Costume encouraged but not mandatory.  Prizes for best costumes!  $10 cover gets you your first pint.

Cliffside Pub, Valleycliffe. Free appys after 10:00 pm. Party Favours. Door Prizes. Dance into 2011 with tunes and beats for everyone with Yama. High ball, shooter and beer specials. Draw prizes including 2 pairs of Canucks tickets.

New Year 1-1-11, New Moon, Full Moon Meditations

Connecting, attuning and integrating the higher vibrational frequencies.

Brennan Park Community Centre.  1:00 - 3:00 pm.  Everyone welcome at the New Years Day Skate.

Register at:

Brackendale Art Gallery. 9:00 am.  Coordinated by Nina Rytter, Patricia Heintzman & Thor Froslev, the Brackendale Winter Eagle Count is conducted by trained volunteers for scientific purposes and is not open to the general public.

The Gallery will be open to the public at 9am. Be on hand as the count is returned throughout the day.

Brennan Park Community Centre.  Family Skate 12:00 - 1:00 pm, Everyone welcome skate 1:15 - 2:15 pm.

Rentals available

Your Space. 7:00 pm. Part 4 in a continuing conversation - does relgion have any answers to the challenges we face as individuals and as a society? Is religion practical and of any use in this modern age? Please join s as we continue the conversation on the role of religion in today's world.

Your Space
38054 2nd Ave
7:00 pm

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm. 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.

Play a game of bingo every Monday at the Squamish Legion. Doors open at 5:30 pm.
Squamish Royal Canadian Legion
40194 Glenalder Place
Garibaldi Highlands, BC V0N 1T0
(604) 898-9368

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

New Year 1-1-11, New Moon, Full Moon Meditations

Connecting, attuning and integrating the higher vibrational frequencies.

Come and check out the free introductory class Jan 5 at 9:30 - 10:30 a.m at Bodyvine Yoga. Pre-register NOW with MJ at 604-848-9543 mj.vermette@yahoo.ca

Quest University. 7:00 pm. The first Wednesday of each month from 7-9pm starts with a business meeting (we try to keep the boring parts short, we promise!) and then becomes a critique night. All visual art forms encouraged and welcome! You’ll find us downstairs from the cafeteria in the Private Dining Room.

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day. Co-hosted by squamishmom.ca   Goop and Goob

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit www.whatsonsquamish.com

First 12 people to register at Nesters in Squamish will secure their spot to join this tour.
Discover amazing recipes your entire family will love.
Discover how to make the healthy choice the easy choice.

This complimentary 1 1/2 hour tour will show you how to:
Eliminate Sugar cravings
Avoid mid-afternoon crashes
Feel great & look fantastic

Your Tour also includes:

Howe Sound Curling Club. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Young adults aged 19-35 welcome. Drop-in fee of $10 and Team (of 4 or more players) $224.  Instructors available for introductory lesson.

Howe Sound Curling Club.

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Richmond. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Howe Sound Brew Pub  9:30 pm | No Cover!

www.myspace.com/themagicianmusic

Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603

Meet at the Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub 8:00 am for the first bird count of 2011. The Squamish Environmental Society will hold its bird count for 2011 on Sunday Jan. 9. This month the birders will be looking for wintering ducks such as goldeneyes and buffleheads. For more information, please call Judith at (604) 892-3340 

Quest University Cafeteria, 3:00 - 5:00 pm. The Squamish Philosophers’ Café is a community driven public forum where local, as well as global issues and a variety of topics are discussed and debated in comfortable settings. Our discussions are held in a round-table format where everyone is encouraged to respectfully express, and support, their views.

presented by Ross Sherlock

starting at 4:30pm at St. John's Anglican Church

Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm. David Hancock speaks of the Bald Eagle and Other Wildlife in video and real life. David pioneered the broadcast of live-cam signals from bald eagle nests as well as additional transmissions from underwater cams and intertidal cams. From these selections he will explore the normally unseen biology of the creatures we so love

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm. 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.

St. John's Anglican church hall. 7:30 - 9:30 pm. Registration and Open House is on January 10 and new classes start the following Monday. Taoist Tai Chi Internal Arts of Health have been practiced in Squamish for ten years. Beginners program continues for three months and membership cost is $30 per month (seniors get a discount) We meet at St.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

Build a strong foundation with base training this WINTER geared towards endurance sports enthusiasts- runners, hikers, mountain bikers, road cyclist, cross-country skiers etc. The focus will be on balancing the body, building lean muscle mass and training balance and agility.

Squamish Public Library – noon to 1:00 pm the Adult Afternoon Book Club will meet on Tuesday January 11 to discuss Stieg Larsson’s book The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. If you have read the book, you are invited.

Squamish Public Library
37907 2nd Avenue
Squamish, BC
Phone: 604-892-3110
squamish.bclibrary.ca

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm.  Drop in and play Crib in the Multi Purpose Room. Drop in $2.15. Extra charge for prizes $3 Tuesday's at 1pm to 3pm

Squamish Public Library. 7:00 pm. Guest Speaker: Dr. John Guilfoyle. What do Religions have in Common? We are quite familiar with how religions are different. Some celebrate Christmas, some don’t. Some believe in one thing, some believe the opposite. Yet. When examined together, we find that they often have more in common than in difference.

Squamish Public Library 7:00pm In the Know, a monthly networking and information sharing session that aims to serve as a forum on parenting issues, is hosting a session on tax laws and credits next Wednesday January 12th, Claire Shawcross, a Certified General Accountant, will speak via audio-visual podcast starting at 7 p.m. from BC Children’s Hospital.

First 12 people to register at Nesters in Squamish will secure their spot to join this free tour. Discover amazing Christmas recipes your entire family will love for the holidays.
Discover how to make the healthy choice the easy choice.

This complimentary 1 1/2 hour tour will show you how to:
Eliminate Sugar cravings
Avoid mid-afternoon crashes
Feel great & look fantastic

Don Ross Secondary School. 7:00 pm. Full of romance and trickery, Athenians and fairies, this theatrical performance by the students of DRSS is sure to delight audiences of all ages. Co-directed by Dayle Rousseau and Whitney Franklin, starring Jamie Sweeney as Helena, Cody Wright as Demetrius, Rory MacDonald as Lysander, Addy Robertson as Hermena, and Jama Hanson as Puck.

Don Ross Secondary School. 7:00 pm. Full of romance and trickery, Athenians and fairies, this theatrical performance by the students of DRSS is sure to delight audiences of all ages. Co-directed by Dayle Rousseau and Whitney Franklin, starring Jamie Sweeney as Helena, Cody Wright as Demetrius, Rory MacDonald as Lysander, Addy Robertson as Hermena, and Jama Hanson as Puck.

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day. Co-hosted by squamishmom.ca   Goop and Goob

The Rock Bar & Grill : 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm. On average when someone moves here from Whistler, Vancouver, Ontario what have you, it usually takes a lonely two years to meet people and gather a good network of friends. Here is an event designed to be a very casual no pressure event to come out and meet your neighbors in Squamish.

Squamish Public Library - 7:00 pm to 8:00pm for the Quest University lecture series on Thursday January 13th with Dr. Negar Elmieh who will speak on “The Shift in Infectious Diseases: From the Global to the Local Perspective.” Dr. Elmieh is an advocate for health and environmental issues and is fascinated by science communication.

Howe Sound Curling Club. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Young adults aged 19-35 welcome. Drop-in fee of $10 and Team (of 4 or more players) $224.  Instructors available for introductory lesson.

Howe Sound Curling Club.

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit www.whatsonsquamish.com

CN Roundhouse Convention Centre. 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. The Squamish Farmers' Market Presents... WINTER MARKETS AT THE RAILWAY HERITAGE PARK January 15, February 12, March 12 and April 9. We Make It, We Bake It, and We Grow It... Even in the Winter !!

Brennan Park Leisure Centre Squamish, 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. Join the Relay For Life team and Kick off the 2011 Relay season Register a team in the world's largest cancer fundraising event, that is also an unforgettable experience or find out more information, get fundraising ideas or just to listen to the live music by the Lynn Canyon Blue Grass Band.

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Aldergrove. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Bodyvine Yoga at Alpen Loft , Time: 7:30pm MJ’s intuitive singing, sounding and rhythmic patterns are profound, soothing, meditative tools that help create a doorway between the listener and their True Self.

Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm.  Bill Henderson is a Canadian singer/songwriter. He first appeared on the Canadian music scene as a member of the group The Collectors, but he is best known for his work with the group Chilliwack in the 1970s and 1980s, where he produced such hits as "Lonesome Mary", "California Girl", and "My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone)".

Howe Sound Brew Pub  9:30 pm | No Cover!

www.myspace.com/johnpippus

www.myspace.com/evolina

Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603

St. John's Anglican Church. 4:30 pm. Presented by Glen Van Brummelen When ancient cultures looked at the night sky, they saw an entirely different universe than the one that meets our eyes. But even though their cosmos was different, the ancient Babylonians and the Greeks’ contemplation of the heavens led to the birth of what today we call science. Admission is by donation

Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm.

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm. 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 Public Library at 6:45 p.m. on Monday January 17th, the Squamish Gardeners will host a night with guests Jim Mertel and Mark Armstrong who will present a slideshow on the 2010 North Shore Art and Music in the Garden Tour. Non-members are welcome for a $5 drop-in fee

Brennan Park (Senior Lounge), 7pm to 9pm. Squamish CAN would like to wish you a wonderful and very productive new year, and invite you to our first ever AGM on Mon, Jan 17th at 7pm. We have lots of exciting news and plans to share, and several reasons to celebrate.

Brennan Park Recreation Centre
604 898 3604 : squamish.ca
 

Sea to Sky Hotel, 7:00 pm. Find out more about the local off road bike club at the annual SORCA AGM. Trail Issues - Vote for new board of directors & Hear reports from outgoing directors. MEMBERS ONLY

Sea to Sky Hotel
40330 Tantalus Way
Garibaldi Highlands

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm.  Drop in and play Crib in the Multi Purpose Room. Drop in $2.15. Extra charge for prizes $3 Tuesday's at 1pm to 3pm

Brennan Park Leisure Centre. 7:00 - 8:15 pm. Beginner Hoop class we will learn how to Hoop all over again by learning basic moves on and off your body. This class will increase coordination, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and strength. No experience necessary. Hoops are provided and for sale

Tuesdays $90 (4 classes)

Register at Brennan Park Recreation Centre

The Foyer Gallery at the Squamish Public Library (7:00 - 8:00 pm) is a contemporary space dedicated to the exhibition of excellent artwork. The gallery supports large wall works as well as smaller works suitable for display in three elegant glass display cases.

Quest University.  7:00 pm.  Guest Speaker: Photographer Bill Thompson speaks and presents breathtaking photos from his work for publications including National Geographic.  In the MPR Room (below the cafeteria).

Quest University Canada
3200 University Boulevard
Squamish, BC
Canada V8B 0N8

Goodwin Studios Building. 7:00 pm. All writers and readers are welcome to attend the monthly writers workshop hosted by the Squamish Writers Group. For this month's agenda see www.squamishwritersgroup.com

Quest University, below cafeteria. Did you resolve to de-clutter in the new year? We're holding an art supply swap! It's up to you whether you drop things off for people to take or you barter and trade with others, and we'll also include an option to donate supplies to a worthy group. We can discuss which group at the January 5 meeting.

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day. Co-hosted by squamishmom.ca   Goop and Goob

Fun Art. Squamish. Princess Tea Party and Cupcake decorating with princess themed crafts and dancing. Have your little one dress in her favourite princess attire and join us for some sparkly fun! Cost: $15 (incl.HST) Age 3+

Fun Art

38157 2nd Ave, Squamish, BC V0N 3G0

Howe Sound Curling Club. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Young adults aged 19-35 welcome. Drop-in fee of $10 and Team (of 4 or more players) $224.  Instructors available for introductory lesson.

Howe Sound Curling Club.

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit www.whatsonsquamish.com

“On the Bus with Squamish CAN” (Climate Action Network) was launched in January 2010 to create Transit Leaders in Squamish. January 22 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm the Transit Leader celebration will take place at the main bus stop at the Chieftain Mall when Mayor Greg Gardner and Trevor Webb, B.C. Transit director of transit operations, will be on the bus with the Transit Leaders.

English Pub Trivia Night at the Squamish Royal Canadian Legion (40194 Glenalder Place) Tickets $30.00 includes Halibut & Chips with Mushy Peas and Coleslaw. Doors open at 6:30 - Dinner served between 7:00 and 8:00 pm - Trivia Quiz starts at 7:30 Teams of 4 - 6 Bring a team or join one. Safe Ride Home Option.

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Mission. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

The Rock Bar & Grill @ Chances Boardwalk. Doors 8:00 pm.  SERF returns to the beach in 2011, beginning with a 6-part monthly concert series. This month, Kuba Oms with Volume Collective (formerly the Jamatonics). Upstairs DJ Zone featuring Riddim Fernandez, Just Shelia, JJ Desormeaux, the Kosmik Konnection. Multi-level party, Tix $10 advance, $12 at the door.

Howe Sound Brew Pub, 9:30 pm
Johnny & the Walkers Rock / Classic Rock / Pop
* NO COVER!!!

Brennan Park Community Centre.  1:00 - 2:00 pm. Fun introduction to First Aid for our youngest participants. Includes being safe and when to call for help. Workbooks and certificate included. This is a Red Cross certified course taught by a certified instructor.

Sr. Lounge 5-6y  $10
 

Brennan Park Community Centre.  2:30 - 4:30pm.  Fun introduction to First Aid for our younger participants. Includes being safe and when to call for help; poisons, cuts, scrapes & burns. Workbooks and certificate included. This is a Red Cross certified course taught by a certified instructor.

Jr. Lounge
6-8y
$15

Brackendale Art Gallery. 8:00 pm.  According to Dr. Pauly, the world's "no fish left behind" approach to the systematic expansion of industrialized fisheries has left the Earth with nowhere left to fish. Join Dr Pauly as he explores this phenomenon and how it directly affects the environment and economy around us.

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm. 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.

Republic Bicycles. 6:00 pm Mondays.  In store – Republic Bicycles. 1/41340 Government Road, Brackendale Phone:604 898-1953 First class is Free!!  Presented by Yoga for Life.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm.  Drop in and play Crib in the Multi Purpose Room. Drop in $2.15. Extra charge for prizes $3 Tuesday's at 1pm to 3pm

Squamish Public Library, 6:45 pm to 8:00 pm. The eighth annual Scrabble Tournament as part of the annual celebration of Family Literacy Week will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 25th. The entry fee is $5 for individuals and $10 for teams and the money pledged goes toward literacy programs at the library and at Capilano University. Get your team together and support literacy in Squamish

Squamish Public Library, 6:45 to 8 pm. In celebration of Family Literacy Week the eighth annual Scrabble Tournament on Tuesday January 25th. A prize will be given to the person who brings in the most pledges as well as to the person with the top Scrabble score. Get together with your friends and neighbours and enter a team or play individually.

Brennan Park Leisure Centre. 7:00 - 8:15 pm. Beginner Hoop class we will learn how to Hoop all over again by learning basic moves on and off your body. This class will increase coordination, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and strength. No experience necessary. Hoops are provided and for sale

Tuesdays $90 (4 classes)

Register at Brennan Park Recreation Centre

Cedar Valley Waldorf School Tours
Wednesday, January 26 9:15- 10:30 am

Everywhere.  10:00 am.  Thousands of British Columbians will "Drop, Cover, and Hold On" in The Great British Columbia ShakeOut, the largest earthquake drill in Canadian history!

Register now to participate and be counted.  Shake Out BC

First 12 people to register at Nesters in Squamish will secure their spot to join this tour. Discover the top foods for a healthy New Year and some amazing recipes your entire family will love. Discover how to make the healthy choice the easy choice.

Squamish Public Library, doors open 7:30 am. Attend the 11th annual Breakfast of Literacy Champions on National Family Literacy Day, Thursday, January 27th, Presentation: 8:00-9:00 am. This year’s topic will by “Storytelling in the Digital Age”. Come out and learn about how to use easy, free technology to bring the ancient tradition of storytelling into the digital age.

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day. Co-hosted by squamishmom.ca   Goop and Goob

Eagle Eye Theatre, 6:30 pm doors open. The Don Ross Secondary School outdoor leadership program is planning a fundraiser including a silent auction and two great guest speakers on Thursday January 27th.

The Cup Deli, Garibaldi Estates. 7:00 - 11:30 pm. Were very lucky that Steve from the Cup has agreed to co-host this next event with us at The Cup. He is going to provide some very yummy dishes that have been selected to pair with the wines we are tasting.

The wines we will be trying at this tasting are;

VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

On Friday January 28th, the Squamish Public Library will be hosting a Family Games Night. This free event will be from 5-8 pm and will feature a variety of games for the entire family. There will be a friendly Wii competition, along with a number of board games set up for people to try including Scrabble, Chess, and cards. You are also welcome to bring your favourite game.

Royal Canadian Legion, 6:00 pm Meat Draw Fundraiser will be held on Friday. If you have not attended yet, please do so and ask a friend to join you. It’s a casual atmosphere will the goal of winning great cuts of meat and raising funds for the Historical Society. It ends at 7:30 pm and for those of you who need a safe drive home; we will be providing this service that evening.

Cafeteria at Quest University, 6:00 pm to 7:00pm. Come along and help us start the plan for Earth Day - lots of exciting ideas already on the table; bring your own! The short meeting will be followed by the screening of "The Clean Bin Project"; check it out www.cleanbinproject.com/the-film

Howe Sound Curling Club. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Young adults aged 19-35 welcome. Drop-in fee of $10 and Team (of 4 or more players) $224.  Instructors available for introductory lesson.

Howe Sound Curling Club.

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit www.whatsonsquamish.com

Quest University MPR (below cafeteria). 7:00 pm. The Clean Bin Project is about a regular couple and their quest to answer the question "is it possible to live completely waste free?" Jen and Grant go head to head in a competition to see who can swear off consumerism and produce the least amount of garbage in an entire year.

VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

Mamquam Elementary School. 9:00 am - 9:00 pm.  Attention all crafty, card-making, scrapbooking and stamping people of any age: The Mamquam PAC is pleased to announce an innovative fundraising event for our school at Mamquam Elementary. It will be hosted with the support of Dragonfly Scrapbooking, Creative Memories Representative, Nicole Rempel, and Stampin’ Up!

Squamish Valley Golf Club, 6:00 pm to 1:00 am. An evening of live music, dinner and dancing, live and silent auctions. 2010 Awards will be presented to the Citizen of the Year sponsored by The Chief and Business of the Year sponsored by North Shore Credit Union. Sign up today! Please visit the Chamber website for full or contact Jane at 604 815 4990 or email jane@squamishchamber.com

Brackendale Art Gallery. 7:00 pm.  Valdy is a Canadian folk musician whose solo career began in the early 1970s. He is known for "Rock and Roll Song", his first mainstream single released in mid-1972 among others. He was a member of the London Town Criers during the 1960s and subsequently joined Montreal band The Prodigal Sons.

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS Abbotsford. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Howe Sound Brew Pub  9:30 pm | No Cover!

www.myspace.com/aaroncadwaladr

Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company
37801 Cleveland Ave.
Squamish
(604) 892 2603

VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

We want YOU to come train with us! We believe running is more fun when it’s done in a group! We are a social, casual pack of runners with intentions of training for a half marathon safely and as comfortably as possible. Getting through injury-free is our primary objective.

Brennan Park Community Centre.  1:30 - 4:30pm.  Fun introduction to First Aid for our young participants. Includes being safe and when to call for help; choking, comfort of injured people, poisons, cuts, scrapes, bleeding & burns. Workbooks and certificate included.
 

This is a Red Cross certified course taught by a certified instructor.

starting at 4:30pm at St. John's Anglican Church presented by Grant Bruce The Bruce family lived in Bhutan for almost 6 years and traveled from one end of the country to the other. The presentation will feature photographs of people, flora and fauna of this unique and beautiful Himalayan kingdom.

A&W Restaurant, 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Come join The Frosted Mug Club's bingo night at A&W. Free to join and free to play!

A & W Restaurants
310-1200 Hunter Pl,
Squamish,
604-815-0833

VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

Squamish Public Library, 10:30 am to 11:00 am. Toddlers & their caregivers are invited to join a fun filled half-hour of stories, songs, & lots of active movement.
Ages: 18 months to 2 years
Location: Meeting Room, Squamish Public Library
Contact: Kate at (604) 892-3110
 

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm. 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.

Howe Sound Brew Pub.  8:30 pm.  Open Mic Night every Monday with host Cam Salay.  Everyone Welcome!  Squamish has got Talent! 

For more great events visit www.squamisheventsquide.com

VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

Squamish Seniors Centre. 1:00 - 3:00 pm.  Drop in and play Crib in the Multi Purpose Room. Drop in $2.15. Extra charge for prizes $3 Tuesday's at 1pm to 3pm

Brennan Park Leisure Centre. 7:00 - 8:15 pm. Beginner Hoop class we will learn how to Hoop all over again by learning basic moves on and off your body. This class will increase coordination, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and strength. No experience necessary. Hoops are provided and for sale

Tuesdays $90 (4 classes)

Register at Brennan Park Recreation Centre

VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

Quest University. 7:00 pm. The first Wednesday of each month from 7-9pm starts with a business meeting (we try to keep the boring parts short, we promise!) and then becomes a critique night. All visual art forms encouraged and welcome! You’ll find us downstairs from the cafeteria in the Private Dining Room.

VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

Howe Sound Women's Centre 9:15 am - 10:15 am. Promotes women's equality and empowerment. We work from a feminist perspective. This means: supporting women and honouring the diversity of their lives; and responding to, and working for change.
We believe that this work contributes to the well being of the whole community.

Goop and Goob. 10:30 to 11:30 am.  You bring the little ones, they provide the snacks and fun.  Also receive a 10% discount on the craft supplies and stories used that day. Co-hosted by squamishmom.ca   Goop and Goob

Squamish Public Library, 7:00 pm On Thursday, February 3rd we have a Squamish history slide show presentation presented by Eric Andersen. The slide show will be about Franz Boas and his 1880s encounters with the Squamish people. There will also be a screening of short films made by anthropologist Harlan I. Smith in the Squamish Valley, 1920’s.

We will be doing a guided visualization to help bring in something you want to manifest as we sit in meditation. You don't have to be a meditator but you will have to sit quietly for at least an hour.
Tara is also an energy healer and so brings to you the added benefit of holding a high virbrational field that helps transform discordant energy patterns while being in the group.

Chances Boardwalk, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm “Wine and Play” evening on Thursday, February 3. Texas Hold’em Pocker – 6 different samples of wine & Free Shuttle. Great Prizes.

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VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

The Burrow. 7:00 pm. Lounge beats for your soul. Join us at the Burrow to warm you friday nights up....that's The Kick Off!

For more on this and other great events visit www.whatsonsquamish.com

Howe Sound Curling Club. 7:00 - 9:00 pm.  Young adults aged 19-35 welcome. Drop-in fee of $10 and Team (of 4 or more players) $224.  Instructors available for introductory lesson.

Howe Sound Curling Club.

VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

Whistler Olympic Park & Callaghan Country. The “Benchmark” Series #2 - Callaghan Classic Ski to Callaghan Lodge and BBQ A fun, 3‐part grassroots cross‐country skiing event designed to promote friendship, fitness and a reconnection to the natural world.

The Callaghan Classic Saturday, February 5, 2011

Spring Fling Saturday, April 30, 2011

Brennan Park Rink. 7:15 pm. VS North Delta. Come cheer on the team!

Adults:  $8.00

Students & Seniors:  $5.00

6 years old & under:  Free

Season Tickets:  $140.00

Howe Sound Brew Pub, 9:30 pm. Luke Dowler-Alternative / Indie / Rock http://www.myspace.com/lukedowler or http://www.lukedowler.com/ * NO COVER!!!

VISUALS opens at the Adventure Center with a new exhibition going each month in the showcase. Local Squamish Valley Artists are featured throughout the day. A wide variety of work from our artists will be for sale and rotating every month. Contact: Linda Bachman lbachman.arts@gmail.com

Brennan Park Community Centre.  1:00 - 5:00pm.  Fun introduction to First Aid for our youth participants. Includes being safe and when to call for help; unconsciousness, choking, comfort of injured people, rescue breathing, poisons, cuts, scrapes, bleeding & burns. Workbooks and certificate included.
 

Join the Howe Sound Performing Arts Association for Inspiration, a benefit concert to promote the Howe Sound Music Festival, featuring Sea to Sky music teachers and some past-participant success stories. Held on Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011 at 2 PM at St. John's Anglican Church, the concert promises to be a jam-packed display of Squamish's variety of talent. Admission is by donation.