New members always welcome. Come and help us raise funds for REM Lee Theatre enhancements and upgrades.

Getting Real About Suicide Prevention (GRASP) Workshops for Students Grade 9+ Only. Lunch provided. Registration required! April 12 -13, 2017. 9:00am-4:30pm both days. GRASP is a fun and interactive gatekeeper training program for students grades nine and above interested in skills to be effective peer helpers. GRASP will help you understand your own strength and help others find theirs. Parental consent form required. Registration required. Please contact twrc@telus.net or 250-638-0228 for more info.

Puppets, stories, and crafts at the library. For families with children aged 3 to 8 years old. Register by calling 250.638.8177 or come in to reserve your spot today.

Free. 19+. Come learn how to participate in the fun sport of dragon boating. For more details, call Pam at 250.635.1125 or lakelsedragons@gmail.com

Art gallery, children's games, and cafe open at 5:30 p.m. Dancing from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Com enjoy French-inspired food, the gallery of student artwork from Ecole Mountainview, Ecole Jack Cook, Skeena Middle School, and Caledonia, plus a silent auction fundraiser for grad class recognition. Admission by donation. Sponsored by Canadian Parents for French,  wtih support from the Terrace and District Arts Council, Northern Savings, and the Province of BC. For more info call Lisa at 250.635.0762.

This is an orientation and information session for new volunteers and returning volunteers. The Music Festival will be April 20 to May 6 and many volunteers are needed to help out with being a secretary to the adjudicators and door volunteers at the venues. If you are interested, please come to this meeing. 250.635.9089 or fisphere@telus.net

Landlords Rights and Responsibility Workshop. Register or for more info call 250-638-3178 or email michellelalonde@tdcss.ca. Presented by: TDCSS, The Law Foundation of BC, and Terrace Women's Resource Centre Society. Landlords only: Saturday April 8th, 12pm-5pm Tenants only: Saturday, April 22nd, 12pm-5pm

Spring Affair is an art, craft and home (based business event). It hosts 30 plus vendors,and in the past 3 years has attracted 1,000 customers. Located on the Second floor of the Skeena landing building you will find jewellers, crafters, artists, bakers, and food vendors. This is Terrace's only Spring Craft fair, and a great chance to get out and see/support local small businesses, artists and crafters. Fill your easter baskets, Gifts for Mothers Day, Graduations, or birthdays... or just eat the yummy food from the local vendors .

Included jewelry sale and bake sale. No early birds please!

Two exhibitions in the upper gallery: Ink Works by Amanda Stella & Jessica Harrison Horse Adventures - photography by Tania Millen In the lower gallery: Watercolours by Dan Fallwell Artists will be in attendance for the opening reception on Friday, April 7th. Artist - Tania Millen will be giving a talk on Monday, April 10th at 7pm in the gallery.

Thursday, April 6th, 6pm-8pm @ TWRC. Refreshments provided. Open to all ages. Everyone welcome!! The Mask You Live In follows boys and young men as they struggle to stay true to themselves while negotiating America’s narrow definition of masculinity. Part of a Youth Workshop Series focusing on sexual and mental health, peer support, and ending discrimination. Terrace Women’s Resource Centre is happy to partner with Kermode Friendship Society and City of Terrace Youth Advisory Committee.

The Housing Committee will meet at 11:00 on April 5, 2017 in Council Chambers at City Hall.

This acclaimed quartet will be including Terrace artists Yvette Bos, clarinet, Julia Yoo, violin, and Nicole Hepting, piano, in their program.

Free. Film and open conversation on the issues of homophobia, transphobia and bullying. Casual gathering open to all youths. Part of a Youth Workshop Series focusing on sexual and mental health, peer support, and ending discrimination. Dinner provided. Please RSVP to twrc@telus.net Workshop supported by Skeena Pride Alliance.

Terrace Public Library holds two e-reader workshops from 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. both days in the Willy Schneider Meeting Room. Each workshop is limited to 10 people. Learn how to get books electronically from the library using your e-reader or tablet. Please register by calling the library at 250.638.8177.

Seeds to exchange? Please arrive at 11 a.m. sharp! Buying seeds? Please bring cash. Featuring Seeds of Diversity, Kids Corner, Permaculture and more! Put on by the Greater Terrace Food Association. Questions: ask on Facebook or email Agatha at agathajed@gmail.com

Debra Stokes, UBC, will be giving a talk entitled, "Can Large Resource Developments Contribute to Sustainability in First Nations Communities?". This is part of the UNBC NW Public Presentations series. These free public presentations are typically recorded and webcast. Contact UNBC for more information 250.615.5578.

Anti-Violence Workshop Description with Marlene George Title: When Silence Hurts This workshop is specific to Indigenous teen girls and young women. This workshop is to help understand and recognize the cycle of violence in intimate relationships. This workshop will focus on: • Psychology behind the violence • The violence cycle • The stages of violence • Peer Support • Anti-violence programs, what can you do? This workshop is part of a spring workshop series on mental and sexual health.

Open Mic Night. Embrace Diversity – Tuesday March 21st at the Terrace Public Library. 7:00pm-8:00pm. Check opens at 6:30pm. Sign up by email at library@terracelibrary.com . In honour of March 21st: International Day for the Elimination of Racism. Partnership of Terrace Public Library, Skeena Diversity Society and Terrace Women’s Resource Centre.