Fort St John Today: Block Party returns
In this edition, the biggest community celebration of the year is back this weekend – the Moose FM Block Party on September 6th. Plus, events happening Sep 2nd-8th, 2025.
Hi everybody,
It’s finally here! The biggest community celebration of the year is back this weekend. Moose FM Block Party, presented by Moose Media and RE/MAX, is returning this weekend with a packed schedule to enjoy, including live music performances, food and art vendors, community awards and more. We can’t wait to see you there.
Events Happening September 2 to 8, 2025
- Pride Friendly Get-Together | September 3
- Dungeons and Dragons Night | September 3
- Safer Etching Techniques with UK Etching Artist – Talk| September 5
- Clayton Askoty Memorial Tournament | September 5-7
- The Sky’s The Limit- Art Exhibit | September 5-27
- Moose FM Block Party | September 6
- Community One Stop | September 6
- Commonwealth Comedy Tour | September 6
- Northern Lights Raceway Team Finals | September 6-7
- Etching Workshop with UK artist, Andrew Baldwin | September 6-8
Later This Month
- Drive Thru Breakfast Fundraiser | September 11
- Hit-to-Pass (Taylor) | September 12-13
- Peace Country Comedy Fest | September 12-13
- Hunt Mania, BC Gun and Sportsman Show | September 12-14
- Hudson’s Hope Chili Cook-Off | September 14
- Terry Fox Run | September 14
- Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Radiothon | September 17
- Cultural Gathering Of Nations (DC) | September 18-21
- 100 Women Who Care | September 23
- 3rd Annual 5K Glow Run/Walk | September 26
- Daddy Daughter Princess Ball | September 27
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