Bring your art supplies and current small projects to make art and socialize at the Reach! Join artist Jennifer Shepit in the Community Arts Space for coffee and conversation while working on any non-toxic medium you enjoy. 1-4PM. FREE. 18+.
Dr. Keith Carlson; Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Indigenous and Community-Engaged History
Experience the Rhythm of Punjab: Bhangra Workshop with Rooh Punjab Dee Arts Academy. As a part of the SUS Health + Wellness Program, get ready to immerse yourself in the […]
Paula AbdulSTRAIGHT UP! TO CANADA TOUR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 2024 – ABBOTSFORD, BC – ABBOTSFORD CENTRE ABBOTSFORD CENTRE VENUE PRE-SALE Begins: Wednesday, June 5th (10am PT) GENERAL PUBLIC ON SALE […]
Paula Abdul STRAIGHT UP! TO CANADA TOUR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 2024 – ABBOTSFORD, BC – ABBOTSFORD CENTRE ABBOTSFORD CENTRE VENUE PRE-SALE Begins: Wednesday, June 5th (10am PT) GENERAL PUBLIC ON […]
Join us for The Mango Market Pet Appreciation Day on Saturday, September 28th! Bring your furry friends (leashed please) and enjoy a day filled with fun activities, including a LIVE […]
NATIONAL DAY FOR TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION
These special, FREE performances are in honor of Truth & Reconciliation, and are part of the larger Stetís ímexstowx Gathering on September 30th between 10am-3pm in Abbotsford’s Civic Plaza. Performance […]
With Danica Elliott, MA Counselling Psychology, Stop the Violence Counsellor Student Wellness & SARA for Women are excited to offer a seminar that provides a “crash course” on boundaries, communication […]
Keynote speaker: Elder-in-Residence Denise Douglas Join us in the Student Lounge to hear some words on wellness with Elder-in-Residence Denise Douglas. Tea-time social to follow with light desserts and refreshments provided.
With Danica Elliott, MA Counselling Psychology, Stop the Violence Counsellor Student Wellness & SARA for Women are excited to offer a seminar that provides a “crash course” on boundaries, communication and healthy relationship skills. Topics addressed within the context of these skills include trauma, abuse, addiction and mental health. Tea-time social to follow – light […]
The Cascade is published every second Wednesday during the school year by the independent, non-profit Cascade Journalism Society. We publish fact-based journalism in the The Cascade and online at ufvcascade.ca.
Contact us: manage@ufvcascade.ca
