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Vendors include Swan Valley Coffee Roasters, Epicure, Tupperware, Nemez Art, Mary Kay, Michaela Yurkewich, This'N'That Stuffies, Ike's Engravings, Hanny's Hobbies, 31 bags, Beyond the Horizon, Alli's Sweet Creations, Frostbitten Mittens, MRB Imaging, Fifth Ave. Jewelry, Catlyn Dickson Baking, Pebble Art, Norwex, K3D Prints, Baking, Karen Shykitka, Books, ETC. and more! Lunch will be available by …
Come out to the Pig Roast on Saturday, September 7th at 6:30 p.m. at Royal Canadian Legion Gimli Branch 182 Music by: The Rock Pickers Tickets: $20, available at the bar or by calling the branch at 204-642-8824. Invite your friends and family! See you there.
Joint he Mental Wellness and Suicide Prevention Committee for a community walk to raise awareness about suicide prevention. Information and Materials to engage in personal awareness activities will be provided. Tuesday, Sept. 10th 12:00 - 1:00pm at the Co-op Grocery Store Parking Lot (811 Main St., Swan River)
St. Andrew's United Church Fall Supper, Sunday September 22nd at the Glenella Community Hall, doors open 4:30 - 7:00 Adults: $20 Kids (12 and under): $10 Takeout available call Leanne @ 204-352-2204
FALL CRAFT SALE - A Margaret Laurence Home Fundraiser - Saturday, September 28th at the Neepawa Legion Hall from 10:00am - 3:00pm Admission: $2.00 Vendors Include: Ann Mandziuk, Arbonne, Bead or kNot, Birch Handmade, Brenda's Creations, Colleen Burk, Copper Crafts, Dale & Kay's Bees, Donna's Needle Felting, Dora Pelk, Drops by Dazzle, Epicure, Forever, Gramp's …
Chicken Dinner Fundraiser hosted by the Birch River Legion Branch #48 Sunday, September 29th from 4:00 - 7:00pm Menu: Fried chicken, baked potatoes, vegetables, salads, desserts, and beverages Adults cost $25 Children 5-12 cost $15 ADVANCED TICKETS ONLY CALL 204-236-4344 or 204-236-4951
Dauphin Amateur Radio Club Ham Radio coffee meeting Saturday, Dec. 7th 11:30 am at the Timberland Inn. Call Marty 204-734-8310 for more info
Celebrated as the official birthday of Canada's sovereign The beginning of the summer season in Canada Give cheers to the queen Traditions include a gun salute at midnight, pre-dawn serenades, picnics, athletic competitions, a display of illumination, and a torch-lit procession Major tragedies: In 1881, the passenger ferry Victoria overturned in the Thames River, and …
On June 1st wear a red shirt to show your support for people with disabilities. You can celebrate by wearing red and posting a photo on social media with the hashtags: #RedShirtDay, #RedForAccessAbility, #RedShirtESMB, #MakeItPossible
The national day of Canada Originally called Dominion Day and was renamed in 1982 Often referred to as Canada's Birthday Canada Day is observed on July 1st unless that date falls on a Sunday, in which case July 2nd Traditions include bonfires, fireworks, illuminations, excursions, military displays, music, and entertainment In 2022 festivities will return …