Nak’azdli Whut’en Easter Celebration
Kwah Hall 120 Hwy 27, Fort St James, CanadaFamily Bingo, games, food, crafts and prizes! 10 & under Bingo at 2:00pm Over 10 Bingo at 2:30pm
Spring Break Fun Days
Connexus 349 Stuart Drive west, Fort St. James, BC, CanadaConnexus is offering: Cookie and Easter egg decorating followed by an Easter Egg hunt: Ages 6-8yrs on March 26 from 1pm-4pm Swimming at the Vanderhoof Aquatic Centre (Transportation provided): Ages 9-11yrs on April 2 from 1pm-4pm
Wednesday Wellness Walks
Fireweed Collective Society Unit #161 250 Stuart Dr. (B-16), Fort St. JamesWalk starts at the Fireweed office at 11am! Open to all ages, ethnicities, backgrounds and social groups. To enhance wellness and bridge the gaps that divide us.
Wednesday Soup & Bannock
Nak'azdli Health Centre 100 Kwah Rd, Fort St. James, BC, CanadaEvery Wednesday at the Nak'azdli Whut'en Health Centre.
Kids Club – After School Program
Fort St. James Public Library 425 Manson Street, Fort St. James, British Columbia, Canada
Storytime
Fort St. James Public Library 425 Manson Street, Fort St. James, British Columbia, CanadaThursday mornings at 9:30, Jenny will be doing storytime for kids ages 0-5 at the library. Call (250) 996-7431 or email Jenny at ill@fortstjames.bclibrary.ca for more information.
Social Work and Mental Health
Fort St. James Public Library 425 Manson Street, Fort St. James, British Columbia, CanadaDrop-in appointments with a Social Worker or Mental Health and Addictions Clinician
Cooking at the CNC Fireweed Kitchen
Fireweed Collective Society Unit #161 250 Stuart Dr. (B-16), Fort St. JamesJoin us every week for a fun afternoon of cooking. Each week we choose a diffrent theme.
Form Fridays
Fort St. James Public Library 425 Manson Street, Fort St. James, British Columbia, CanadaAPPOINTMENT REQUIRED: Free, confidential assistance with filling out paper or online forms.
Land-Based Healing and Wellness
CNC 179 Douglas Ave, Fort St JamesMondays, April 8, 22, 29 & May 6, 13, 27 from 3:30pm to 5:30pm Some of the planned activities include learning about traditional land stewardship, ethical gathering and making plant medicines. Plant medicine projects may include making salve/oil, infused sugar, bath balms, and health tea/beverages. Based on Indigenous principles of generosity, participants will make plant […]