Hosted by UFV’S Resident Drag Diva Colin Alda Monsters, join us for a night of bingo, with a side of DRAG! Enjoy bingo with your friends while you watch Colin host and perform the house down boots... but it won’t be as simple as that. Each blackout winner gets to choose the 2 songs Colin […]

In 2019, a small group of Métis and First Nations women met and began a weekly inclusive singing and hand drumming circle. Instructor Wenonah Justin member of Cook’s Ferry of the Nlaka’pamux nation with Cree ancestry is a traditional singer, Knowledge Sharer and Drum Carrier. She shares the traditional Salish teachings she learned from Salish […]

This FREE event is an opportunity for families and children to read together, engage in literacy-related activities, and learn more about the development of reading, drawing, and imagination. There will be books and activities for infants and children up to age 10. Locations: UFV Abbotsford Campus, B 132 & B 140

A mind-body practice that combines yoga postures, movements, and breathing techniques to help you reduce stress, increase your energy and an opportunity to take some “me” time. Please check in, in Building E.

We are excited to present a South Asian Canadian Intergenerational Cooking Program in partnership with Archway Community Services! Alongside other South Asian Canadian families, participants will cook their own dishes on a theme using their family’s unique recipes. Food tasting and sharing will conclude each session, and participants will vote on their favorite dish. The […]

Monday nights just got a whole lot more exciting thanks to Trivia Night at Old Yale Abby! Join us every Monday for an evening of brain-busting fun, cold beer, and great company. Registration starts at 5 pm with trivia starting at 6pm, so gather your team, grab your thinking caps, and head on down! Whether […]

Carol Peters is a Stó:l? and Chawathil knowledge keeper and has a deep understanding of the plants belonging to Stó:l? temexw. In this Traditional Plant Walk, we will learn the Halq’eméylem names, the relationships, and the gifts of these plants. This event will help guide us towards appreciating the wealth of knowledge within each plant.

This event will help us reflect on the gifts and generosity of cedar. Ts’elxwéyeqw educator, Gracie Kelly, teaches us how to weave cedar into bracelets while embracing the teaching of Lets’emo:t, Lets’eth’a:le (one heart, one mind). All cedar materials will be provided.

This exhibition showcases the diverse ways that AI technology is being used in the creative process, including but not limited to, digital art, installations, video art, and mixed media. UFV students and the community were invited to submit their AI-assisted creations and explore the submission streams to showcase their innovative works that challenge traditional notions […]