This Travelling exhibition focuses on the experiences of Canadian women during the First and Second World Wars. Through five themes, World War Women shares the personal stories of women whose lives were transformed by conflict.

World War Women uses a combination of artifacts, photographs, documents reproductions, and audiovisual material to explore the wartime stories of Canadian women from all walks of life: Working, Volunteering, Military Service, Domestic Pressure, Worry and Loss. For many of them, the wars resulted in new employment opportunities in factories, as women replaced men serving in the military.

What to know about Movie Nights

– They are fully outdoors, so dress for the weather and bring your own lawn chairs and blankets and get cozy!

– The concession will open 1 hour before the film begins. We’ll have snacks, candies, and non-alcoholic and alcoholic options available for purchase

– For this event, we will not be offering refunds or transfers. If for any reason a Movie Night is cancelled, we will automatically refund all tickets

– Tickets must be purchased online through our website or Eventbrite directly, we won’t be able to guarantee entry without a pre-purchased ticket

Ticket Prices:

Adult 18+ – $13

Children 3-17- $7

2 and Under- Free

Wine Club Members receive 15% off all tickets

To purchase your tickets, head over to our website

https://www.northernlightswinery.ca/movie-nights

The Caledonia Ramblers will be leading an Easy/Moderate hike along the Crest Circuit at Forests for the World. Participants should bring a day backpack, sufficient water or something else to drink, lunch and snacks, extra clothing, rain gear, insect repellent, sunscreen and perhaps hiking poles, gaiters and bear spray. Please meet 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time of 9 a.m. in the parking lot behind Prince George City Hall.

The carpool fee is $3

For more information contact Rod at: 250-564-1665

tep back in time to 1970s Prince George, where hippie culture will collide with murder and intrigue to create an unforgettable afternoon! Tickets will be $45.00 per person and will include appetizers and refreshments.

If you’re fond of murder mysteries, this is your time to shine!  Book your spot and travel back to the 1972 to take on a character from the past. Costumes are strongly recommended.

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Event recipients will receive an official invitation, character assignment, and costume ideas once registration for the event has closed. On the event day, players will arrive in period costume, receive their objectives for the game, and mingle as they work to catch the criminal (or hide their crimes)!

Prizes are awarded for best costume, best performance, and the most money. If you correctly identify the killer you won’t leave empty handed – the same rule applies if the murderer gets away with it! No acting experience required, just a willingness to embrace your role!

PLEASE NOTE: The success of this event is dependent on the attendance of all participants – if you or your guests are unable to attend, please contact us as soon as possible. There will be no refunds, but tickets are transferable. 

The Caledonia Ramblers will be leading a Strenuous hike up the Paradise Ridge trail in McBride, on Sunday, Sept. 17th. This hike will take six to eight hours to complete, not including travel time to McBride and back. Participants should bring a day backpack, sufficient water or something else to drink, lunch and snacks, extra clothing and rain gear, hiking poles, gaiters and bear spray. Please meet 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time of 5:30 a.m. at the Prince George City Hall parking lot.

The carpool fee is $20

For more information contact Elizabeth at: 250-613-0606

All funds raised will be used by Positive Living North for programs or services related to HIV/AIDS in Prince George and Smithers.

Join and help us to achieve our goal of hosting the return of the AIDS Walk.

Registration at 10am at The Fire Pit (1120, 3rd Ave). The walk goes from 11am-12pm.

Educational booths and activities from 12pm-3pm.

During guided hikes your hiking guide sets the pace, prompts scheduled breaks for snacks, water & beauty appreciation moments. Your guide will also cover local history, flora, fauna, animal habitats and go over animal awareness as well as hiking/route finding skills.

Meeting – Meeting outside of Tim hortons on Massey Dr. (same parking lot as Princess Auto) between 6:45am – 7am, hitting the rd by 7am. Drive to trailhead is around 2 hours. Goal is to be back in PG by around 5pm, depending on trail condition, group pace & how long we want enjoy the day for! From meeting point guests can carpool or follow out in their own vehicles. Carpool fee is $15

Rated – Moderate, some steep terrain and almost 900 meters of elevation gain. We suggest you are a confident hiking a full day prior to attending this trip.

Tickets

What to bring/wear-

• Gear for all elements (gloves, toque (for alpine) & Dress in synthetic layers – warmth, rain. heat, mosquitos!
• Hiking boots
• Bandana on pack (use for sweat or as tissue)
• Backpack & water (2L)
• Lunch
• Gaiters (strongly recommended)
• Poles (strongly recommended)
• Pad or backpacking chair to sit on
• Bear spray if you have it, please no bear bells

What’s Included? 

• Guided hike  (hike with an apprentice ACMG Hiking Guide who has extensive knowledge of area, route, terrain & is equipped to keep you safe while you have an amazing time on your adventure)
• Trail Interpretation
• Snacks & refreshments
• First aid kit stocked for amount of guests (Guide is a Wilderness First Responder & OFA Level3)
• Bug spray, sunscreen
• Emergency GPS device
• Carpooling can be arranged

****An email will be sent out to all group members 48 hours prior to go over meeting spot & any gear/info changes**** If you require any gear or have any questions please email us at guidedbyadventurepg@gmail.com

The Caledonia Ramblers are leading an easy/moderate hike up Teapot Mountain. This is an enjoyable hike with very rewarding views at the top. It takes about one hour to reach the top but the trail can be quite steep in places making the climb a little bit more difficult. Participants should bring a day backpack, sufficient water or something else to drink, lunch and snacks, extra clothing, rain gear, insect repellent, sunscreen and perhaps hiking poles, gaiters and bear spray. Please meet 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time of 9:00 a.m. at the parking lot behind Prince George City Hall.

The carpool fee is $3

For more information contact Mark at: 250-563-1410

Prince George’s largest garage sale! 125 vendors. Rain or Shine.

at CN Centre Parking Lot, 2187 Ospika Blvd S #100, Prince George, BC V2N 6Z1 map

Vendors (selling items) – registration online at eventbrite.ca

Food vendors – must complete food application email to request form events@reaps.org

SHOPPERS – open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Come find your treasurers!!!!

Here is our list of confirmed vendors so far!

Food Vendors:

Just Sugar Cookies

Sugar High

Weir-dough cookies Saturday / Munro Dough Sunday

Daria’s Raw Desserts

Cait’s Sweet Bites Beanery

KMS Land & Cattle Co

Sweet treats

Bomb in a cup

Clover Fields Apiaries

Direct Sellers:

senegence

Norwex

Sunset Gourmet

Epicure

Scentsy

Rainbow

KittsKreations OrigamiOwl

Zyia Activewear

Tea Cup Designs – Stampin’Up rep

Perpetual Transformation of the Body Mind and Soul – Modere

Juice Plus

Mannetech

World financial group

Small Biz & Makers:

Comko Collectibles

TC Creations

little e candles

DR Wooden Wall Decor

Made by Oma

K&L toys and trinkets

CT3D

Utl’oo-un

Meraki

Drakko Creations

Meadow Plushies

Worth A Shot Mobile Bar

Worsted Whimsies

Sue’s Trinkets and Finds

Chantal’s Ready Readers

LnD Artistry

Style You Up

Tammy’s Tiny Table

CharlieG Sublimation

Crafty Redhead

Madison Ave Fashions

RedNeck Ranch

Artistic Creations by Allicia Moncher

Krell Wellness Center

Loxx Academy

Ordinary Mama Co.

Priority One Salon

Cozy Corner

JLY Custom Creations

Love Life Ltd

Earthly Crystals & Soul Creations

Ricki Hadley – Team Powerhouse Realty

Three Mad Potters

Octantis Creations

Gro by Zo apparel

Amigos Creations

Shore Apparel

4 J’S Rustic Country Decor

KH Craft and Design

Ki11in cards

4 Paws Pure

L&B Kids

Nothing Straight Creations

Terrific Tarantulas

CedarAndCraftCo

Naughty Soap Company

Holly’s fun finds

Fungi-Greetings by Angie

ClaybyCourtney

Zunne Baby

Megan’s Hooked

Jalyn Creations

For Shuck Sakes

Omineca Wood Design

Made by K

Brian and Stuart’s Woodworking

Hoferkamp Farm

In Colour colouring books and Photography

KRG Creations

Cold Winds Armoury

PBA Woodcrafts

Magik Mommy

Prince Gastronome

Wild & Free Macrame

CST Savings Inc-RESP Promoter

Blackwood gifts

Pour Your Heart Out Resin Art

Nocturna Wellness

GetGabbin

Shadow Puppetry is an ancient art form which is practised in various Asian and South East Asian countries such as China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand etc. Shadow puppetry is an awesome platform for us to express ourselves via storytelling. It is also a great tool for language learning.

Join BC Culture Days 2023 Ambassador Cherie Chai from Speak Write Academy to discover the wonders of the ancient art form Shadow Puppetry. You will learn how to make your own shadow puppets using simple, eco-friendly and vegan materials, learn how to storyboard to create your stories and make your puppet characters come alive with musical accompaniment behind a shadow puppet screen. You will also be given the opportunity to learn different languages such as Dakelh, French, Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese, Hindi and Farsi, and to use the different languages in your storyboarding and shadow puppet performances. Feel free to record a video of your shadow puppet performance and bring home your shadow puppet as souvenirs!

ASL interpretation will be provided for the workshop and puppet performances.

This free event is suitable for all ages and will be held at the Prince George Public Library. We hope to see you there! 🙂

This event was made possible with local support from the Prince George Public Library and multiple volunteer Language Teachers from Multicultural Heritage Society of Prince George, The Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society (IMSS) of Prince George and the Prince George community.

The Caledonia Ramblers will be leading a strenuous (E5e) hike up Fang Mountain,  located about 121 kms east of Prince George, on Sunday September 24th. Participants should bring a day backpack, sufficient water or something else to drink, lunch and snacks, extra clothing, rain gear, insect repellent, sunscreen and perhaps hiking poles, gaiters and bear spray. Please meet 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time of 6:45 a.m. in the parking lot behind Prince George City Hall.

The carpool fee is $20

For more information contact Greg at: 250-617-7799

Rated – Moderate ~ this is a 12 km in and out trail. Terrain is mellow accept for one steep section going from cabin to ridge.

Meeting – Meeting outside of Tim hortons on Massey Dr. (same parking lot as Princess Auto) between 6:45am – 7am, hitting the rd by 7am. Drive to trailhead is around 2 hours. Goal is to be back in PG by around 5pm, depending on trail condition, group pace & how long we want enjoy the day for! From meeting point guests can carpool or follow out in their own vehicles. Carpool fee is $15

What to bring/wear-

• Gear for all elements (gloves, toque (for alpine) & Dress in synthetic layers – warmth, rain. heat, mosquitos!
• Hiking boots
• Bandana on pack (use for sweat or as tissue)
• Backpack & water (2L)
• Lunch
• Gaiters (strongly recommended)
• Poles (strongly recommended)
• Pad or backpacking chair to sit on
• Bear spray if you have it, please no bear bells

What’s Included? 

• Guided hike  (hike with an apprentice ACMG Hiking Guide who has extensive knowledge of area, route, terrain & is equipped to keep you safe while you have an amazing time on your adventure)
• Trail Interpretation
• Snacks & refreshments
• First aid kit stocked for amount of guests (Guide is a Wilderness First Responder & OFA Level3)
• Bug spray, sunscreen
• Emergency GPS device
• Carpooling can be arranged

****An email will be sent out to all group members 48 hours prior to go over meeting spot & any gear/info changes**** If you require any gear or have any questions please email us at guidedbyadventurepg@gmail.com

Get a group of friends together, or get in some family bonding time by taking on this self-guided activity that will have you exploring the homestead while the leaves change colour in the background. This won’t be your average list of things to find – you’ll also have to complete a number of tasks before officially declaring yourself done!

Keep yourself warm by roaming the site and enjoying a hot drink while you do. Pack a picnic, or purchase lunch from the BBQ, and spend a few hours of your Saturday or Sunday at the homestead working at your own pace to complete the challenge! 

In recognition of Suicide Prevention Month, join us in honoring loved ones lost to suicide and supporting survivors of suicide loss.

We choose to remember people for who they were in life first, and how they died second. Suicide is everyone’s loss and as a community we want to show that we care about lives lost to suicide. If you have a loved one lost to suicide and would like to have them memorialized at our event, please register. Registrations will be taken year-round. We will have a placard and candle at the event for every person registered.

One of Canada’s favourite metal imports, Steel Panther, are on the road again in support of their latest album, On The Prowl, and they’re not doing the all too familiar ‘one and done’ Canadian stop in Toronto. They’ll be stopping in almost every province, going from coast to coast starting in Nova Scotia in early September and wrapping up the month-long Canadian leg in British Columbia on September 28th. So wherever you are, get ready for the show of your life.