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Movie in the Park

July 22, 2012 | Tips from Travellers > Fort St. John, Attractions

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This past weekend I had the chance to take in a free movie in Centennial Park. A large electronic screen showing “Up” and “The Big Miracle” attracted hundreds of people to the downtown park as the sun was setting. People of all ages brought lawn chairs, blow up mattresses, blankets, and snacks to the park to enjoy the two feature films on a warm Friday night. Not only did I enjoy the family-friendly movies, I loved that I was breathing fresh air instead of sitting in an over air conditioned building. Plus, it was also a bonus that there was not an admission charge and popcorn was provided by donation! Watch out for the next Movie in the Park that is playing in August for a full, free evening of entertainment.

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145 Candles on Canada’s Cake

July 02, 2012 | Tips from Travellers > Fort St. John, Attractions

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To mark Canada’s 145th birthday, a huge celebration took place in Fort St. John. A pancake breakfast kicked off the festivities and soon after countless excited people lined the streets in anticipation of the parade The activities in Centennial Park attracted individuals of all ages. Children let out energized cries while playing games in the park and the adults especially enjoyed the Classic Cruisers Show & Shine. I personally enjoyed wandering and looking at all of the fancy old cars and listening to the music performances in the park. The Canada Day events continued into the evening with even more talented musicians providing entertainment for the community. Finally, Canada Day ended with a bang as the magnificent fireworks filled the sky. It really was uplifting to see the community uniting over a joint love for Canada.

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