Fort St John Today: Support The Community
In this edition, make sure to support the community by cheering them on throughout the year. Plus, events happening January 20-26, 2026.
Hi everybody,
Fort St John and the surrounding area is home to a lot of great sports teams and clubs. Throughout the year, make sure to get out there and cheer them on as they look to represent our region. This week, we have the Senior Flyers, the Huskies, the Peace Fusion Dance Company, and Northern Combat Invitational 17 for you to check out.
Events Happening January 20 to 26, 2026
- D&D Night | January 21
- Knowledge Unleashed – “Something Wicked”: Macbeth’s Witches | January 22
- Flyers @ Home | January 22
- Peace Fusion Dance Company Showcase | January 23
- Huskies @ Home | January 23 & 24
- Crafternoon: Paper Spinners | January 24
- Northern Combat Invitational 17 | January 24
- Elvis Tribute Fundraiser | January 24
- Tumbler Ridge Winter Carnival Week | Ends January 25
- Family Literacy Week | Starts January 25
- FSJ Film Society: Sentimental Value | January 26
Later This Month
- Spotlight Dance Competition | January 30-February 1
- Fort St John Winter Fest | Starts February 1
- Starry Skye’s Gala: A Masquerade Affair | February 7
- WorkBC FSJ Job Fair | February 12
- Valentine’s Day Dance | February 14
- The Crystal Cup | February 20-22
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