Prairie Post (East Edition)

Community Calendar

-

To add your event to our free calendar please e- mail: rdahlman@prairiepos­t.com

• Swift Current Ladies Line Dance

Club dances every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 9 - 10 a.m. in upper hall of the Legion Hall, began Sept. 4. New dancers $ 10/ 12 and under. events calendar at swiftcurre­ntlibrary.ca.

SWIFT CURRENT

Mindful Meditation Mondays. Drop-in from 7- 8: 15 p. m. at First United Church. By donation.

APRIL 19-22— SWIFT CURRENT

The Swift Current Branch Library will be CLOSED for Easter. You can borrow eBooks & eAudiobook­s 24/7, 365 days a year with your library card! Visit "http://saskatchew­an. overdrive.com/" Library2Go. We will be open again on Tuesday, April 23 at 9 a.m.

APRIL 19-22— MEDICINE HAT

Come celebrate the return of Spring with the Interpreti­ve Program Police Point Park Nature Centre. Chicks & Bunnies – Ukrainian Egg Decorating. Police Point Park Nature Centre. Good Friday, April 19 through Easter Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.Easter Monday, April 22, 2019: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

APRIL 23— CYPRESS HILLS

It's time once again for the Cypress Hills Destinatio­n Area's Annual Spring Forum April 23, at 7 p.m. at the Historic Reesor Ranch. The CHDA Annual Spring Forum is for anyone and everyone who is involved in tourism! (If you know someone that might be interested in attending, have them RSVP). Do not have to be CHDA members to attend. Contact marketing@ visitcypre­sshills. ca for more.

APRIL 24 — MAPLE CREEK

Old Time Dance at the Maple Creek Legion Hall Grandma and Grandpas band play from 8 to 10 p. m. $ 5. admission. Please bring lunch. Everyone welcome.

APRIL 24— SWIFT CURRENT

Challenge yourself! Come and learn to play Mahjong at the Swift Current Branch Library every Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. Mahjong is a tilebased game that originated in China. The game is played with a set of 144 tiles based on Chinese characters and symbols and is very similar to the card game Rummy. This program is beginner friendly, but also fun for avid players as well, everyone is welcome to join. Check out the events calendar at swiftcurre­ntlibrary.ca.

APRIL 26— SWIFT CURRENT

Parents! Check out the exciting children’s programs we have going on weekly at the Swift Current Branch Library. On Fridays at 10 a. m, have loads of fun at Baby Steps. At this program, children ages 3 and under will enjoy finger rhymes and sing songs, and then at 10:30 a.m. enjoy Romp ‘ n’ Read. At this program, children listen to stories, play in a creative space, do crafts, and play literacy-based games.

APRIL 27— BROOKS

Brooks Black Gold PBR Bull-A-Rama at the Silver Sage Community Corral. Goes at 7 p.m.with a live band Chet Defreese and Little Bow to follow. Tickets are $25 and family is $50 at the door. Tickets available at East Anglia, South Country Co-op or by calling 403362-2262.

APRIL 27— SWIFT CURRENT

Come to the Swift Current Branch Library on Saturday, April 27 at 10 a.m. for your chance to register as a volunteer for the Western Canada Summer Games in Swift Current 2019! This will be the largest event ever held in Swift Current! Sign up to be a part of history! Check out the events calendar at swiftcurre­ntlibrary.ca.

APRIL 27— SWIFT CURRENT

HEY KIDS! Let your imaginatio­n run wild at the LEGO Buildfest on Saturday, at 10 a.m.! Use our LEGO and build whatever. Please register for this program. Children must be accompanie­d by an adult.

APRIL 27— SWIFT CURRENT

Royal Canadian Legion Crib Tournament. Sat. Apr. 27th at 1 p.m. – $5/player. Register by Apr. 26th at the Legion Lounge or by calling 773-8450, or 773-2766. Lunch will be available.

APRIL 30— DRUMHELLER

Simple Steps to Mental Wellness with special guest Cynthia Beck: mental health coach, suicide interventi­on responder, farmer. Drumheller Public Library from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Free to attend. Provided by Starland County FCSS.

APRIL 30— SWIFT CURRENT

ALS Support Group Meeting 7-8:30 p. m. Community Kitchen at The Meadows.

APRIL 30— SWIFT CURRENT

Parents! Check out the exciting children’s programs we have going on weekly at the Swift Current Branch Library. On Tuesdays at 2 p.m., come and Read to a Dog. Talla, the therapy dog, LOVES to have children of all ages read to her! Also on Tuesdays at 2 p.m., enjoy Story Time, where children of all ages listen to stories, sing songs, watch a puppet play, and make crafts. Check out the events calendar at swiftcurre­ntlibrary.ca.

APRIL 30— SWIFT CURRENT

Do you enjoy a lively and engaging game of cards? We do too! The Bridge & Whist Group meets at the Swift Current Branch Library on Tuesdays at 1 p.m. Come and join the fun! Check out the events calendar at swiftcurre­ntlibrary.ca.

APRIL 30— SWIFT CURRENT

Attention word lovers! How do you spell fun? S-C-R-A-B-B-L-E! Come to the Swift Current Branch Library every Tuesday at 1 p. m. to test your vocabulary by playing Scrabble! Check out the events calendar at swiftcurre­ntlibrary.ca. APRIL 30— SWIFT CURRENT

Attention stitching enthusiast­s! Come and be a part of our beloved Stitch & Chat group every Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. Bring a current project, or start a new one while enjoying great company and good coffee. Everyone is welcome. Check out the events calendar at swiftcurre­ntlibrary.ca.

MAY 2-16— SWIFT CURRENT

How long has food and weight consumed your life? Months? Years? Decades? What if the number on the scale wasn’t really in your control? Discover what really affects your weight and redefine your relationsh­ip with food and your body. The Living Your Best Weight program is offered by the Saskatchew­an Health Authority for individual­s who are interested in managing their weight and improving their overall health and well- being. Topics include factors that affect weight, mindful eating, goal setting, nutrients for health, meal planning, label reading and more. The program takes place May 2, 9 & 16, Thursdays from 4 to 6 pm. To register or for more info call 306-778-5118.

MAY 3-5— SWIFT CURRENT

Join Artist Sue Bland in these three creative Spring Playshops. May 3-5 at First United Church. Visit firstunite­dsc.ca for more informatio­n.

MAY 4— SWIFT CURRENT

Home Alone Courses: Cypress Advanced First Aid Services is presenting home alone courses for children 9 years and older. Learn skills to stay home for short periods of time before & after school, what responsibi­lities does the child have to stay home alone, what to do in an emergency, and some first aid skills. Course dates are May 4, September 14, and November 2. Cost of course: $35. Location: 616 Cheadle St W, Swift Current. For more informatio­n, send email to: cypressafa­s@gmail.com

MAY 4— REDCLIFF

MOTHER’S DAY DINNER & DANCE goes Saturday May 4, German Canadian Harmony Hall, Redcliff. Doors open at 5 p.m. Dinner: 6 p.m. Dance to Follow- Music by Mixed Company. Members $30. Nonmembers $35. For tickets, call: 403-529-2496.

MAY 11 — SCHULER

Mother's Day Brunch Saturday at the Schuler School. Ages 13+ is $10 and 6-12 is $5. Goes from 10 a.m.-noon.

MAY 11 — EMPRESS

Plant and Pie Sale at the Empress Community Hall from 1-3 p.m. Come and enjoy a slice of pie and coffee for $5. Greenhouse and local plants for sale. Get your car washed from the youth group while having pie and coffee. Meet hall committee members and share your ideas. Come out and support the Youth Group and Community Hall.

MAY 14 — SWIFT CURRENT

Type 2 Together – An education and support group for people with type 2 diabetes. Meetings are held at the Cypress Regional Hospital in the Small Dining Room from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p. m. This month’s topic is Yoga. Learn about the benefits of yoga and then participat­e in Gentle Chair Yoga. The session will be facilitate­d by Sue Johnston, Yoga Instructor. Please wear comfortabl­e loose fitting clothing and appropriat­e footwear to the session. To register or for info call 306-778-5118.

MAY 18 — SWIFT CURRENT

Len Gadica is providing the music for the Good Tyme Dance Club’s May monthly dance 8 – 11 p.m. at Walker Place, 2150, Walker St, Swift Current. Cash bar. Light lunch and coffee served after the dance.

MAY 25 — BROOKS

Join Rebel Fit and Piston Broke Brewery for this 1km or 5km charity run. No bibs, no time keepers, just a fun run (or walk) with beer at the end! Starts at 4 p.m. Race will start at the Brooks Skateboard Park and end at Piston Broke Brewery. There are two distance options: 1km or 5km. Entry fee is $25 or $15 for those aged 12 and under; contact either business to register. ENtry fee will include 1 beer to those 18 and over or 1 root beer to those under the legal drinking age. After the race, join everyone at Piston Broke Brewery for some food and more beer. For further details please contact Cara Fulton at 403-852-6372 or Connie Gabrielle at 403-501-1024. Proceeds from this event will be going to the Alzheimer’s Society and Lupus Canada.

MAY 31 — MEDICINE HAT

The Community Foundation of Southeaste­rn Alberta's Spring Smart and Caring Grants, Community Impact Award and fund distributi­ons will be presented in Medicine Hat on May 31 from 4-6 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come and see the impact that our donors' philanthro­py has across Southeaste­rn Alberta! Please RSVP to admin@cfsea or 403-527-9028 by May 27.

MAY 31-JUNE 1 — BROOKS

Annual poker ride as a fundraiser for juvenile arthritis! As well as the ride, there will be games, music, prizes, awards and on-site camping available. The event will take place at the Old Rodeo Grounds (212 A Ave W).

JUNE 5 — CASSILS

Experience sensationa­l fiddle tunes and harmonies, flying finger guitar solos, fast and furious footwork, remarkable yodeling, family humour, and so much more! Fiddlin’ Around with the Scott Woods Band will be taking place on Wednesday, June 5 at the Cassils Community Centre. Tickets are $30/adult and $15/child. Proceeds will go to support the Cassils Community Centre.You can purchase tickets at The Steaming Cup, Chinook Financial or by calling Crystal 403-793-0195 or Joan 403- 793- 0826. Visa or Mastercard purchases can be made by calling The Scott Woods Band office at 1-855-7268896.

JUNE 11 — SWIFT CURRENT

Type 2 Together – An education and support group for people with type 2 diabetes. Meetings are held at the Cypress Regional Hospital in the Small Dining Room from 7-8:30 p.m. This month’s topic is Oral Health. Learn about the importance of your oral health and how it relates to diabetes. The session will be facilitate­d by Loretta Singh, Dental Health Educator with the Saskatchew­an Health Authority. To register or for more informatio­n call 306-778-5118.

JUNE 13 — SWIFT CURRENT

"Quilts in the Pews and more” Celebratin­g our creative heritage. Thursday, June 13, 2019 First United Church. Homemade pie and ice-cream will be served. Quilt entry forms available at 306-773-9353

JUNE 22 — SWIFT CURRENT

the Good Tyme Dance club are holding the June monthly dance 8 – 11 p.m. at Walker Place, 2150, Walker St, Swift Current with Dennis Ficor providing the music. Cash bar. Light lunch and coffee served after the dance. All welcome!

JUNE 22 -23— FOX VALLEY

26th Annual Mixed Mixed Slow-Pitch. Guaranteed three games, entry fee $200 per team and deadline is June 17. Phone entries to Charlotte Anton (306666-3020/work or 306-662-8485/cell) Saturday night dance featuring The Straight Jackets at the Fox Valley Curling Rink. Dance admission is $10 per person. Free camping (Friday and Saturday) and shower facilities available.

JULY 13 — SWIFT CURRENT

At Swift Current's July 13 Market Square: Join A New Ground -celebrated Celtic folk duo, who are proud to return to Market Square Swift Current Saturday July 13. A New Ground performs 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

JULY 13 -14 — ELKWATER

Medicine Hat Archery Club has a 3D Archery Shoot. 2 courses of 21 Saturday and 1 course of 27 on Sunday. Cash shoot off and long distance shot. Every club/peewee gets a prize. Check out facebook at Medicine Hat Archery Club for updates, results and directions or call Dan David 403502-0137.

SEPTEMBER 14— SWIFT CURRENT

Home Alone Courses: Cypress Advanced First Aid Services is presenting home alone courses for children 9 years and older. Learn skills to stay home for short periods of time before & after school, what responsibi­lities does the child have to stay home alone, what to do in an emergency, and some first aid skills. Course dates are March 9, May 4, September 14, and November 2. Cost of course: $35. Location: 616 Cheadle St W, Swift Current. For more informatio­n, send email to: cypressafa­s@gmail.com

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from Canada