Month: November 2011

  • Nov 29, 2011

    The Family Place December and January events

     
    It’s time for all the Family Place programs to take a seasonal break.  Here is a calendar with final events for December and start up dates for January.
    Pam Lillico- Program Co-ordinator
    The Family Place 250.785.6021  ext.

  • Nov 28, 2011

    Pre-School Pool event

    Little Elves Preschool Play
    Bring your child down to the pool Thursday, Dec 8 from 10:30-12:00PM and celebrate the festive season.
    Parents and children are invited to come down and take part in activities and games geared towards children 5 &

  • Nov 21, 2011

    Stuffed animal sleepover at the FSJ Public Library

    Super cool and creative way to get involved at the library!

    Pigeon sleepover
    Hello folks,
    I’m proud to announce FSJ Library’s first Stuffed Animal Sleepover! The first weekend in December, kids can drop their favourite teddy or stuffy off at the Library to spend the night.

  • Nov 21, 2011

    December calendars

    Can’t believe that December is already here!  It’s both exciting and amazing!  Hope the holiday rush does not hit you too quickly.  We look forward to celebrating the onset of winter with you.  Although it chases us indoors,

  • Nov 18, 2011

    Community Block Party – Families Welcome

    Community Block Party   November 26
    1:00pm – 4:00pm  Central School/École Central
    10215 99 Avenue

    FREE – everyone welcome!

    The event features local performers like one of Fort St. John’s favourite bands, The Ramblers. There will also be interactive multicultural craft stations,

  • Nov 16, 2011

    artsyfARTsy November event cancelled

    Unfortunately the art event at the Cultural Centre this Saturday has been cancelled.  We will keep you posted for the next event in January.
     

  • Nov 9, 2011

    Gym Night

    Despite the treacherous roads, the gym night went ahead.  Great times were had by all!  Have a great long week-end.  Our next gym night is Wednesday, December 14th, 6 – 7:30.  Every dad, uncle, grampa or male caregiver is welcome to bring their little ones to play.