Join us for a fun-filled afternoon at Heritage Park Museum!
Bring your own Easter basket and search for eggs hidden around the park. Collect eggs and trade them for chocolate. Enjoy a variety of spring-themed games, crafts, and activities, such as an egg painting craft, planting flowers, Easter Bingo, and more!
This family-friendly event is FREE or by donation.
Cohosted by the City of Terrace and Skeena Valley Seniors Society.
Join us as we share info from local groups on senior' services, programs and workshops. Opportunity to ask questions and give input....raise your voice.
Please register to attend. Seating for 150 people. To register send your name via messenger or email to info@skeenavalleyseniors.com
A light lunch will be served.
Learn from City of Terrace Fire Chief Joel Brousson and FireSmart Coordinator Kim Service how to protect your home from wildfires. Everyone welcome! Coffee, tea and snacks provided.
The Terrace & District Aquatic Centre will be closed from 9am to 3pm on Wednesday, April 9 due to a planned BC Hydro power outage.
The pool will be open for laps that day from 6am to 8am, but the 9am Aquafit class is closed.
The Pacific Northwest Music Festival is a competitive festival affiliated with Music Fest Canada. The Festival society is a non-profit community based organization, and is non-political, non-sectarian, and non-religious. The society and festival are run entirely by volunteers.
Schedule of performances coming soon! More info at: https://www.pnmf.ca/
Empowering Voices & Building Futures is a full-day event designed to provide youth with knowledge, skills, and connections to help them navigate their futures. Through a series of engaging presentations, hands-on workshops, and interactive discussions, participants will gain valuable insights into topics that matter most to them.
Buying a small business could be your route to success! It’s more accessible than you may think — and #OwnersWanted can help you get where you want to go.
Launched by Futurpreneur, #OwnersWanted is a new program that will get you ready to buy the small business of your dreams. It’s completely FREE, and if you already have a prospective seller in mind, you can both attend to get everything you both need to complete this transition together.
Join the Futurpreneur BC Team in Terrace at Best Western Hotel Terrace Inn on Wednesday, March 5th and Thursday, March 6th from 4-7pm.
Come join us in celebrating Family Literacy Day! Enjoy arts, crafts, games, storywalk and busy bags to take home!
When: January 24th 1:00-2:30pm
Where: Skeena Mall (former Just Cozy store across from Winners)
Terrace Community Forest LLP is now accepting grant applicants for the 2025 operating year.
Applicants which provide recreational opportunities within Terrace Community Forest operating areas, including Deep Creek, Shames/Amesbury and the Kitimat Valley will be given the highest consideration for funding. Other applicants which provide recreational opportunities for the Terrace and area will also be considered.
Support local food banks and dispose of your Christmas tree at the same time!
On Saturday, January 4 between 10am and 2pm, bring your tree to the lot behind the Terrace Curling Club for disposal. Non-perishable donations to the food bank encouraged.
In partnership with the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, and with support from E360S and RainCoast Arboriculture
All community members are invited to a Town Hall with the City's Mayor & Council.
A chance to chat face-to-face with Council members about important community priorities and the 2025 budget.
Childcare and snacks will be available.
Evening Program
Organized by Branch 13 of the Royal Canadian Legion.
10:15 Parade forms at the Safeway Parking Lot
Parade Marshall: Captain Barry Duffield
Sgt. At Arms: Comrade Colin Chadwick
10:40 The Parade Marches to the Cenotaph
10:45 Comrade David Ross Vice - President will take the salute.
Revenant - a return from death or a long absence.
As we approach the day of the dead, we are reminded that all things must die, but in death there can be a beautiful rebirth. We leave the summer behind and fall surrounds us and we are given an opportunity to offer thanks to the gifts of spring and summer as they fade away.
Revenant is a show about that cycle, about the dead things inside us that can come back to birth new ideas long slumbering.
Jack-O Lantern Festival at Ferry Island
November 1, 2, and 3, from 5pm to 8pm.
Bring your carved pumpkins to Ferry Island. Each night volunteers will light them up for you to enjoy at dusk.
All pumpkins will be composted after the event.
Thanks to community resident Colleen Davies for stepping up to organize this event this year.
