Community events for the weekend of June 27th 2009
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Here is a list of community events taking place this weekend in Fort St. John. Â For more events you can visit energeticcity-beta.mystagingwebsite.com/events
Date Of Event |
Name of Event | Venue Location | Event Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, Jun 26, 2009 – Saturday, Jun 27, 2009 07.00 PM |
Comedy Detour: Lars Callieou | Lido Theatre | Theatre & Performances |
| Saturday, Jun 27, 2009 – Sunday, Jun 28, 2009 | Stock Car Races | Taylor Speedway | Auto/Motor Sports |
| Saturday, Jun 27, 2009 – Sunday, Jun 28, 2009 08.00 AM |
2009 3D Archery Provincial Championships | Archery Range (Outdoor) | Sports & Fitness |
| Saturday, Jun 27, 2009 09.00 AM – 04.00 PM |
Farmer’s Market | North Peace Arena | Market |
| Saturday, Jun 27, 2009 11.00 AM – 04.00 PM |
Multicultural Day | Centennial Park | Community |
| Saturday, Jun 27, 2009 12.00 PM – 03.00 PM |
Party in the Park | – | Children & Family |
| Saturday, Jun 27, 2009Â 07.00 PM |
Stage North Presents: Rabbit Hole | North Peace Cultural Centre | Theatre & Performances |
| Saturday, Jun 27, 2009Â 09.00 PM |
Derrick Dance Club Dance | Senior Citizens Hall | Dance |
| Sunday, Jun 28, 2009Â 12.00 PM |
Annual Bartender Olympics | Jackfish Dundees Pub | Community |
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