Join the 12th annual Take a Hike Foundation Moonlight Snowshoe this February to support a fantastic cause. This is your chance to be part of an intimate and inspiring evening, alongside Take a Hike’s students and staff, on an evening of guided snowshoeing under the moon.
Take a Hike Foundation Moonlight Snowshoe
Where: Mount Seymour – The Hut (1700 Mount Seymour Road)
When: Thursday, February 15, 2018 at 5:00pm
Registration: Already 2/3 full! Register today »
The Moonlight Snowshoe raises funds and awareness for Take a Hike, a fulltime high-school program for youth who were previously disengaged from highschool. The event highlights issues facing youth, and showcases an innovative approach to education.
Register as a participant and fundraise (minimum $150) to join in this magical evening on the mountain. Donations over $10 are eligible for a charitable tax receipt.
The evening will include the guided tour, food, live music, silent auction and prizes, and more all in support of a great cause!
The Take a Hike Youth at Risk Foundation helps enable at-risk youth to positively change their lives. Follow the Foundation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for more information.
Miss604 is a proud media partner of the Take a Hike Foundation Moonlight Snowshoe
The Massey Theatre presents the return of International Guitar Night, the world’s premiere touring festival that highlights the dexterity and diversity of acoustic guitar. For one show only, enjoy four of the most innovative and accomplished acoustic guitarists, each with a different style, each playing solo, and then teaming up together in duets and quartets creating an evening of acoustic musical magic.
International Guitar Night
When: Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 7:30pm
Where: Massey Theatre, 735 Eighth Ave, New Westminster
Tickets: Available online for $35 Adult, $25 Students & Seniors, $15 children under 12
Gypsy jazz legend Lulo Reinhardt is returning as guest host for International Guitar Night’s 19th year, he will be joined by three new, incredibly dynamic musicians: Calum Graham, the young Canadian contemporary sensation; Marek Pasieczny, Poland’s innovative classical composer/ performer, and award-winning American guitarist Michael Chapdelaine. Continue reading this post 〉〉
Looking ahead to 2018, I thought it would be fun to look back 100 years to catch a glimpse of Vancouver in 1918, thanks to the City of Vancouver Archives.
18 Photos of Vancouver in 1918
CPR Station and Tracks
What would be Waterfront Station’s platforms and tracks today. Archives #CVA 21-13.
False Creek Seawall December 4, 1918
Before False Creek was filled in. Archives# CVA 371-2645.
False Creek Fill, Main Street January 31, 1918
Archives# Bu N540.081.
Canadian Northern Railway station under construction January 2, 1918
Today’s Pacific Central Station. Archives #Bu N540.077. Continue reading this post 〉〉
Whether you have a New Year’s resolution or you already love being active, these free — and affordable — activities in Coquitlam can add some fun to your fitness routine.
Get Fit for Free in Coquitlam This January
Go for a Hike
Zip in to Coquitlam by SkyTrain and within minutes you can be trekking through old-growth forest with incredible scenery.
If you’re looking for a challenging experience with steep terrain in a dense forest setting, with great views, try the Ridge Park Trails on Westwood Plateau. The trails, totalling approximately 23 km, can be accessed from a number of locations including Parkway Blvd. and Hampton Park. To get here, hop on a bus from Coquitlam Central SkyTrain Station. Click here for the PDF schedule »
Another top hiking location is the 200-hectare Minnekhada Regional Park. Beginners can stick to a flat path meandering through the wetland into the forest, while the more adventurous can tackle the uphill climb to the High Knoll lookout (allow yourself at least 2 ½ hours round-trip). If you want to take transit, car share options (Modo and Zipcar) are available at Lafarge Lake-Douglas SkyTrain station. Continue reading this post 〉〉
The new year is here and so are plenty of events, attractions, shows, and family activities. This is also the last weekend to check out some great holiday light displays before they wrap up again for the year.
Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend
Events that run for longer than three days in a row are highlighted in green.
Friday, January 5, 2018
Sponsored by Miss604: Burnaby Village Museum Heritage Christmas
Sponsored by Miss604: Lights at Lafarge Lake in Coquitlam
Sponsored by Miss604: VanDusen Botanical Garden’s Festival of Lights
Vancouver Italian Film Festival
Sinbad, the Pirates and the Island of the Dinosaur
Vancouver Chinese Lantern Festival
The Arts Club Presents: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
East Van Panto: Snow White & the Seven Dwarves
Christmas at FlyOver Canada
Peak of Christmas at Grouse Mountain
Bright Nights Christmas Train in Stanley Park
Canyon Lights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Continue reading this post 〉〉