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,
To close Fort St. John loves Families week, please attend the family concert at the Cultural Centre. Bring the whole family and a picnic blanket. This family friendly concert event is not to be missed!! Hope to see you there!
It’s time to get involved! The indoor play space action committee is presenting to City Council on Monday, October 24th at 3:15.  If you have ever wished we had somewhere for our kids to play in the winter,
There is a TON of FUN to be had during family week. Contact me if you need any more information.
Jaimelia 250.262.6040
Family Week Activities Calendar
What an amazing first day at the Park. There were more than 65 children participating at KIN Park this afternoon doing crafts, reading stories and playing games. Thank you to Kayla and Serena for coordinating such a large community event. See you Thursday at Matthew’s Park. Thank you to the Alaska Highway News for stopping by.
Check out this link to the Library Summer Reading program. This is an excellent opportunity to celebrate literacy in community with other families. The summer staff is excellent!
Summer Reading Club 2011
PIRATES AND PRINCESSES! June 9th, 10:30 – 12:00
Bring your kids to the pool for a morning of swimming, crafts and fun.
PreSchool H20 Poster-June9
Every 3rd Thursday of the month, Patch Java opens its doors to local musicians of all ages. Systems by Trail sponsors an amazing sound system. It’s a lovely atmosphere for the whole family.   All musicians and poets are welcome to perform. Hope to see you there!
At the Community Garden Launch, we hosted our regular play activities along with a special surprise. Featuring a recipe out of the Healthy Meals from Words on Wheels cookbook, we built fruit and veggie kabobs. Building kabobs has a lot of potential for young children’s development. Threading fruit onto the skewer builds fine motor skills while varying the colour,
