@ Smithers Art Gallery
WINTERGOLD
November 18 + 19, 2022
WINTERGOLD is an annual Christmas Fair of unique, handcrafted arts and crafts. It is coordinated by volunteers from the Smithers Art Gallery. The purpose of Wintergold is to raise funds for the continued operation of the Smithers Art Gallery and to offer the public an opportunity to purchase the special work of artisans. Spaces are on the main floor and the second floor of the Central Park Building in Smithers.
For more information about how to become a vendor at Wintergold, download the forms below:
@ Bulkley Valley Museum
If you haven't already done so, check out Greetings From Smithers: Our Tourism History on now at the BV Museum. This new multimedia exhibition explores the history of local tourism and recreation through postcards, photographs, film, souvenirs, and ephemera from the permanent collection.
The Museum is open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm and Saturdays from 10am-2pm.
@ Smithers Public Library
 Hallowe'en Hullabaloo
Friday, October 28th, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
On October 28th, kids of all ages are invited to enjoy a spooky good night at Smithers Public Library's Hallowe'en Hullabaloo! Younger kids can enjoy age appropriate Hallowe’en games in the children’s room, while older kids and tweens can join in the eyeball hunt, roll-a-Frankenstein, charades and more.
After 7:30, stay for some scary stories in the dark.
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The Annual General Meeting of the Bulkley Valley Community Arts Council (BVCAC) is scheduled for Wednesday, November 30th at the Smithers Art Gallery. Members of the BVCAC are invited to attend, share information and connect. As always, we are interested in hearing your ideas about what the BVCAC can do for you.
Are you passionate about the arts? The Bulkley Valley Community Arts Council is currently recruiting new board members. Since its inception in 1980, the BVCAC has consistently made a significant contribution to the cultural lives of people living and creating in the Bulkley Valley.
BVCAC member Monica Kapelar originally designed a series of free movement classes for health care providers as a way to give back after the stress of the last three years. This project soon opened to the community in general, as more people heard about it and attended. It surpassed Monica's expectations as the classes brought a variety of people together and created a sense of community.
