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Date/Time
Date(s) - February 18, 2023
11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Location
Sunshine Valley Community Centre
(22 km East of Hope, BC)
Address
71737 Meadow Road, Sunshine Valley
STAGE SCHEDULE
Main Stage | |
11:30 am | Ari Neufeld |
1:00 pm | |
2:30 pm | |
4:00 pm | |
6:00 pm | |
* Nearly Neil has been moved to the Holiday Trails Stage |
OVERALL SCHEDULE
OPEN AT 11 AM
Weather permitting (fingers crossed for snow) | |
Best Snowperson competition | 1 PM |
All ages snowball fight | 2 PM |
VENUE 1 – SV COMMUNITY CENTRE
71737 Meadow Road
South side of HWY 3
Turn right if coming from Hope
- Main Stage
- Facepainting
- Kids Colouring
- Giant Paint By Number
- Hot Chocolate Forest
- Crafts
- Food
Soup and Sandwiches will be served from 11:30 to 2 pm, and from 4 pm to 6:30 PM, in the Auditorium of the Rec Centre, presented by the Sunshine Valley Ratepayers Association (see poster below)
VENUE 2 – ICE RINK
Sunshine Valley
South side of HWY 3
Turn left if coming from Hope
Outdoor Skating (weather permitting)
VENUE 3 – HOLIDAY TRAILS GREAT ROOM
Sunshine Valley
South side of HWY 3
Turn right if coming from Hope
6:00 PM | Nearly Neil |
7:30 PM | The Sunshine Valley Volunteer Fire Department present Music Bingo |
Sunshine Valley Fire Rescue Music Bingo Night
Saturday, February 18th
Holiday Trails Great Room
Admission: $10.00
Doors open @ 6:30
Music Bingo @ 7:30 pm
(Know the song, stamp your card)
Bingo game cards for $1.00ea donation.
50/50 draw! Silent Auction!
Lots of prizes!
Sorry… no minors.
Tashme Historical Society
VOTE and help save the Hope Station!
Vote once a day, everyday from January 20 – February 22
CLICK HERE and VOTE!
Check out…
www.nationaltrustcanada.ca/nextgreatsave
Sunshine Valley Tashme Museum
The Sunshine Valley Tashme Museum will be welcoming Sunshine Snowfest guests from 10 am to 4 pm.
14781 Alpine Boulevard
Learn more at Tashme.ca
We wish to thank artist Terry Ananny for graciously allowing us to use one of her artworks for our poster.
Canadian artist Terry Ananny’s colourful paintings of hockey, children at play and seasonal village scenes have been capturing the spirit and joy of Canadian life for over three decades. The artist’s early years spent in summer on Lake Muskoka and travelling to Quebec enriched her with life long impressions of the spectacular Canadian landscape and diverse Canadian culture.
Her paintings can be found in the collections of Canadian Prime Ministers, Governor Generals and the Government of Canada and are also seen in many corporate collections such as hospitals, boardrooms and sports leagues. Her work has been reproduced on UNICEF and Hallmark Christmas cards and was commissioned for a Canadian coin design in 2000. Some of her work in the Ottawa area can be seen at Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Ottawa Hosipital, CHEO, Wilson House and the Ottawa Senators.
Check out her other work at terryananny.com.