Happening in Quesnel and surrounding area October 8th – October 14th 2020

Quesnel Art Walk           

Sept. 26 – Oct. 10

Quesnel Downtown

There’s still plenty of time to go see works of art by local artists that are being generously displayed by Quesnel businesses! For more information email quesnelartwalk2020@gmail.com

 

Fraser River Encaustics           

Thursday. October 8th thru till Saturday October 10th

Quesnel Art Gallery  10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

The Quesnel Art Gallery proudly presents this month’s show titled “Fraser River Encaustics”. A series of images worked on by Rick Blacklaws and his encaustic partner, Gary Kennedy.

 

Quesnel Farmers’ Market            

Saturday Oct. 10

Helen Dixon Grass Site  8:30 AM-1:00 PM

There’s still time to load up on the goodness the region has to offer! Check out what  locals have grown and harvested for our community.  Also check out the competition for the largest pumpkin!

 

Terry Fox Bottle Drive

Saturday Oct. 10

765 N Fraser Dr 9 AM – 2 PM

Bottle drive to help support Terry Fox Foundation! This is a wonderful way to help support Terry Fox’s vision.

 

Saturday Airsoft              

Saturday Oct. 10

4200 Quesnel-Hixon Rd 11:00 AM

Northern Strike Airsoft is hosting Saturday Airsoft.

$10 drop in fee, gates open at 11 and members play for free. Mix bag of objectives and elimination game types.

 

Quesnel Season Ender Meet             

Saturday Oct. 10

Maple Park Mall 6:00 PM

Thoughtless Ambitions is hosting their last weekly car meet for the winter season. This will be the last chance of the year to take your special ride out to the meet.

 

Let’s Make Music!            

October 8 – February 11

Arts and Recreation Centre

Introducing music classes for toddlers and children ages 18 months – 5 years old. These classes focus on experiencing music, listening skills, rhythm, movement, and using their voices.  $160=$10.67 per class (sponsorship’s available). Contact Lacey Ratcliff at 250 255 9346 or lacey.fern@gmail.com

 

Ice Dye Workshop

Friday Oct 9 & Oct. 23

375 Reid St 6:00  PM – 9:00  PM

In this class you will learn about Fibre Content and why it is important; the many different types of textile dyes; explore basic color theory; how to dye fabrics using eco-friendly low water immersion techniques, and explore different ways to manipulate fabrics to make patterns. Pre-Booking is required

https://solninja.ca/classes-1 and space is limited to 6 people so be sure to book early to secure your spot! Cost: $85.00 per person

 

Tie-Dye Workshop for Kids

Saturday Oct 10 & Oct. 24

375 Reid St 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

This is a fun beginner class designed to teach you the basics of textile dyeing. Kids will be shown 4 to 5 different tie dye techniques, learn the basics of color mixing, and will have an opportunity to create their own wearable art. Included in the workshop is one pillowcase and one t-shirt and all you’ll need to bring up to 2 additional items. Pre-Booking is Required, suitable for children 8 years+ and space is limited to 6 + adult Cost: $65.00 per person

 

Ladies Bike Maintenance Clinic         

Wednesday, October 14

On Line 6:00 PM – 8 PM

John C. will be teaching a 2 hour clinic on bike maintenance. This will be a women’s only event so that you can ask all the questions. Be prepared to get your hands dirty as this is 100% hands on, but you will leave this clinic feeling confident and competent to deal with your next trail side mechanical.  $20 donated to GRCC Trail Maintenance. See Gold Rush Cycling Club  on Facebook for more details.

 

Quesnel Air Cadets              

Wednesdays

6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

If you’re 12 – 18 and looking for real adventure then this is for you! The Canadian Cadet Organizations develop skills that will help you transition into adulthood, from good citizenship, leadership, and physical fitness. Cadets have experiences that you don’t find anywhere else. Simply go on line to register.

 

BCSPCA Animal Fostering            

Foster Care Volunteers Required

Foster care volunteers are guardian angels to SPCA animals in need. Whether injured, abandoned, or underage, foster care volunteers save lives. At times the shelter is full while animals wait for their forever home, this is where you could make a difference. If you’re able to provide a loving home for these in need animals then please go to www.spca.bc.ca/volunteer a life is depending on it.