CURRENT Events
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manning park 2009/2010
Early-bird RV Seasons Passes will be
available starting Sept 28th, 2009 for $300.00 until Oct 30th.
Afterwards, the cost will be $400.00
Lift Operations, Alpine Shop and Daylodge: Scheduled to open December
12, 2009
Questions regarding alpine operations? email peter.kalina@manningpark.com
or call 250 840 8822 ext 1306
Outdoor Ice Rink and Nordic Center scheduled to open December 12, 2009!
Outdoor skating rink operations are subject to weather conditions
Questions regarding Nordic Operations? e-mail nordic@manningpark.com
Last day of operation for winter activities is April 5, 2010
Please note that during mid-week operations (Monday to Friday) only the
Orange Chair and the Handle-tow will be operating. Occasional T-Bar
operation may occur to accommodate pre-booked groups. Everything is
running on weekends.
The Alpine Area will be closed on the folowing dates in 2010:
January 4, 5, 6, 12, 13
March 1, 2, 3, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31
The Nordic Center is open daily from December 12 , 2009 to April 5, 2010
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yearly events
Pumpkin drop
pumpkin drop No doubt the craziest and quite possibly the most fun event of the year! Hells Gate Airtram presents the second annual pumpkin drop on October 4th 2009, Visitors will get the opportunity to throw a pumpkin from screaming howling height on North Americas steepest fully suspended tramway. Prizes for who can hit the target from 500ft are on the line! Each person who brings a carved pumpkin rides the tram for free all day! 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. This is Hells Gate's final operational day of the 2009 season, take advantage of there clearance sales in the retail outlets. Call Brian McKinney for more information 1(604)867-9277 Don't forget Hells Gate Airtram is pet friendly! So you can bring for four legged friends too!
Hope International Chainsaw Carving Competition -Various Locations In Hope British Columbia Thu September 03, 2009 - Sun September 06, 2009 Hope- the "Chainsaw Carving Capital", hosts carvers from near & far as they compete to create the best their art form can achieve.
Ashcroft & District Fall Fair
Ashcroft Arena, Ashcroft, British Columbia Everyone loves a fair.
Sample a variety of food on the grounds, catch some of the live
entertainment, visit with the animals on display or take a stroll through
the various exhibits & entries. There is something for everyone.
Agassiz Fall Fair and Corn Festival
Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival (604)769-9576 www.kilby.ca
Harrison World championships in sand sculpture
Spread
Across the sandy beaches of Harrison Hot Springs is the Annual
Harrison Sand Sculpture Championship, a spectacular display of hundreds of
beautifully crafted sand sculptures, ranging from your classical sand castles
all they way to abstract. The Harrison sand sculpture event attractions
thousands of visitors yearly who come from all over the world to both compete
and come to see the amazing display.
HOPE BRIGADE DAYS 2009
Hope Brigade Days Hope 6th Ave Hope, British Columbia Fri September 10th, 2009 Hope's largest annual event kicks off with the International Wood Carving Competition. Brigade Days features family funtime events including fireworks, a parade, demolition derby, pancake breakfast, bingo, street dance, Briggie Ball, pet show, Survivor competition & more

Brigade Days is truly an "end of summer" party that you can't miss.
Lytton RIVER FESTIVAL
Lytton River Festival Sept 4 to 6, 2009
The Lytton River Festival is a celebration
of two great rivers-the Thompson and Fraser-and their historic and present
role in the small community of Lytton. The Interior Salish First Nations
people have lived along these magnificent rivers for over 10,000 years and
are an integral part of the River Festival. Their rivers are integrated into
their culture. The Village of Lytton, Siska Indian Band, Nicomen Indian
Band,
Lytton First
Nations, Lytton & District Chamber of Commerce, Royal Canadian Legion, and
Kumsheen Rafting Resort are active partners in this river-oriented,
fun-filled three-day river celebration. New in
2008! BC Downriver Championships Two
championship kayak races take place on Sunday. Before lunch, some of BC's
best paddlers will compete in the BC Downriver Championships Classic Race,
Frog Rapid to Lytton. After lunch the BC Downriver Championships Sprint
Race, another skill and endurance challenge, takes place between the Frog
Rapid and Witches Cauldron. The awards ceremony will take place in the
evening. Click on the
Detailed Event Schedule for more information.
Pow-Wow An all-day Pow-Wow
that celebrates our two great rivers and their importance to the First
Nations People at Lytton for over 10,000 years takes place on Sunday.
Dances celebrate the salmon, the great waters, and the spirit of these two
enormous rivers: the Thompson azure and sparkling, and the Fraser brown and
silty. Chicken Poop Bingo
This is mostly a Lytton invention. It's a hilarious
bingo game involving you, a twoonie, a chicken, a few chicken droppings, a
bingo board (large one),
and anticipation and tension. You'll love it.
Gold Panning
Gold was first discovered by our local Nicomen First Nations people on the
Thompson River, just north of Lytton in the 1850's. This discovery led to
the Cariboo Gold Rush in 1858. Today you can still pan for gold along the
rivers, but you only get rich if you know how to do it and have the right
location. Try your hand at Gold Panning at the River Festival - gold is
guaranteed. Join us on Labour Day
This is your invitation to become part of an event
that celebrates the important role that these two great rivers have played
in Lytton's history and culture. Come for a day or stay for three; you'll be
glad you did.
Pumpkin drop
No
doubt the craziest and quite possibly the most fun event of the year!
Hells Gate Airtram presents the
first annual pumpkin drop on October 19th 2008, Visitors will get
the opportunity to throw a pumpkin from screaming howling height on
North Americas steepest fully suspended tramway. Prizes for who can hit
the target from 500ft are on the line! Each person who brings a carved
pumpkin rides the tram for free all day! 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. This
is Hells Gate's final operational day of the 2008 season, take advantage
of there clearance sales in the retail outlets. Call Brian McKinney for
more information 1(604)867-9277 Don't forget Hells Gate Airtram is pet
friendly! So you can bring for four legged friends too!
boston bar may days
Begins
Saturday, May 23rd 2009 with the parade at 10 am and the grounds open right
after. This event has been continuous for over 80 years! There is
always a great tribute artists concert on Saturday Night and this year we
are thrilled to have tribute artists for Bon Jovi, Tina Turner and Kenny
Rogers. Something for everyone. Traveling through Boston Bar during May 23rd
- 24th 2009 be sure to take part in the Boston Bar May Days
celebration which happens to be BC's second longest running May Day
celebration. Events: May Days Youth Dance , May Queen Ceremony ,Concerts May
Poll Dance, Parade Awards Community Spirit and senior citizen of the year
award.
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