What's On! Langley - January / February, 2020

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The first show of our 8th Season!

Agatha Christie’s

MURDER on the NILE The Lower Mainland's only full time Dinner Theatre 5708 Glover Road, Langley BC 604-259-9737

FEB 14th to 29th Wed to Sun Evenings Matinee on Sat, Feb 21st Produced in Special Arrangement with Samuel French Inc., New York

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Tickets online or call the box office Dinner Theatre or Theatre Only available for all shows Discounts for guests under 26 & over 64 Group discounts from 8 or more people

Simon - played by Josh Osborne Cannon - Ambrose Pennefather - played by Tammara Tanaka (We are gender swapping this role) Jacqueline deSeverac - played by Zakiah Dumansky Helen - played by Sue Sparlin

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Ask An Expert 9 Pet Lover Show 10 Why Do you Need a Travel Consent Letter to Bring a Child Across the Border?

11 Do you Have a Vision & Goal Plan for 2020?

13 Willoughby Town Centre 16-17 Agatha Christie comes to Theatre in the Country 18 Kids Page 20 Gratitude and Appreciation Summit 22-23 Fun Page 24 Cheesecake Recipe 25 Fun Page Solutions 26 What’s On at the Library?

27 Total Makeover Challenge 29 Photo Page 30 The Health and Wellness Show 31

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WHAT’S ON! LANGLEY EVENTS CALENDAR SUBMIT YOUR COMMUNITY EVENTS FOR FREE TO INFO@WHATSONLANGLEY.COM. CHANGES AND ADDITIONAL EVENTS AT WWW.WHATSONLANGLEY.CA

JAN 1, 2020 HAPPY NEW YEAR! 35th Annual Resolution Run - Langley Douglas Park. 5K Run/ Walk: 10am, 1K Kids Run 10:15am. In addition to post-event refreshments, you will also receive a Unisex Resolution Run Jacket. Register resolutionrun.ca or 604 534 2112.

Polar Bear Plunge Start a new tradition with family and friends and be a part of history with us at Otter Co-op Outdoor Experience.

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Registration is limited! All ages, Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre, 12-1pm, registration code 582447 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 2pm JAN 4 & 5, 2020 Chipping Away at a Cure Annual by-donation tree disposal service for the Langley community.

All donations benefit BC Cancer Foundation.

Schedule for pick-up, chippingawayatacure.com

JAN 7, 2020 The How What When to Marketing Your Business Strategies that small businesses can use to make the most use of their marketing budgets.

Register langleybusiness-events.com JAN 9, 2020 Hands-On Scientist: Barn Owls Join owl researcher Sofi Hindmarch for a night of fascinating owl study insights and a walk to look for owl signs, 6:308:30 pm, Campbell Valley Regional Park, adults.

Registration, 7846, etrovancouveronline.org 604-432-6359.

JAN 10, 2020 Gratitude and Appreciation Summit Coast Hotel and Convention Center.

Cash/Cheque & VISA Payment options available

10-9pm. Bringing people together in a common space to share ideas, skills and tools/ resources at an authentic level of gratitude and appreciation with business, one another and self. gasummit.ca JAN 11, 2020 Hands-On Scientist: Barn Owls Join owl researcher Sofi Hindmarch for a night of fascinating owl study insights and a walk to look for owl signs, 6:308:30 pm, Campbell Valley Regional Park, ages 8+.

Registration, 7847, metrovancouveronline.org, 604-432-6359.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7pm

To advertise call 604.349.0886 or e-mail info@whatsonlangley.com

JAN 14 & 28, 2020 Seniors Luncheon Fort Langley Lions Seniors Hall, 23022 – 88 Ave, Fort Langley. $5pp, 11:30-3pm. Please confirm your attendance with Wendy 604-8884051 JAN 16, 2020 Telecare Crisis & Caring Line will be offering Volunteer training at 6:30pm at New Life Church, 35270 Delair Road, Abbotsford.

604-852-4058, admin@telecarebc.com, telecarebc.com JAN 17, 2020 Show Me The Monte: An Evening of Fashion and Fun Cascades Casino & Resort. Join the star of TLC’s Say Yes to the Dress, Monte Durham.

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industry vendors who will be onsite to assist you with planning your dream wedding! 5:30pm, Eventbrite.

JAN 19, 2020 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 4pm

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7:30pm

JAN 23, 2020 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7pm

JAN 18-26, 2020 2020 New Holland Canadian Junior Curling Championships Langley Curling Centre at the George Preston Rec Centre. Watch the country’s best young curling teams in action!

Admission charged.

Daily draws 9am, 2pm and 7pm. Check website for draw details. langleycurlingcentre. com, 604-5308218, manager@ langleycurlingcentre.com

JAN 25, 2020 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7pm Soroptimist International of The Langleys Presents Robbie Burns Night With A Twist!

Langley Senior Resource Centre, 20605 51B Ave, 6pm. Don your kilts or dress in red to toast the Bard & the New Years!

Eventbrite.

Kenaz Training Fundraiser for Think Generously 9295 198 St, Langley.

4-7pm. BBQ and Beer fundraiser. Cash only for BBQ and 50/50 tickets!

Yard games like ladder ball and bean bag toss setup for fun activities!

RSVP, 778.809.0904, info@kenaztraining.ca JAN 25-26, 2020 Vive les Voyageurs Festival Fort Langley National Historic Site, 10-5pm.

Enliven your senses with the traditional foods, music and culture of the 19th century FrenchCanadian and Métis fur traders. Regular admission fees. https://www.pc.gc. ca/en/lhn-nhs/bc/langley/ activ/calendrier-calendar, 604-513-4777

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JAN 26, 2020 Domagoj Ivanovic, violin & Noel McRobbie, piano Rose Gellert Hall, 4899 207 St. Commentary & Coffee 2:30, Concert 3:30. Two noteworthy Vancouver musicians, join together to explore a quick, playful and whirlwind journey of the European traditional folk music. langleymusic.com, Box Office: 604-5342848.

JAN 30, 2020 Adult Improv In this class we participate in games, activities, scenes and scenarios that teach theatrical acting with practical everyday applications. 7-8:30pm.

Register 604.534.0781 or artscoordinator@ langleyarts.ca more info langleyarts.ca JAN 31, 2020 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7:30pm Spaghetti Dinner Fort Langley Lions Hall, 23022-88 Ave, Fort Langley. Spaghetti Dinner includes Spaghetti and Meatballs, Caesar Salad, Garlic Bread and Coffee or Tea. 5:30-7pm, $6pp.

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FEB FEB 2, 2020 Mums, Tums, Babies & Toddlers Show Coast Langley City Hotel and Convention Centre, 10-2:30pm. Is the mustattend show for expectant Mums, Dads and trendy tots! Eventbrite.

FEB 4, 2020 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7pm FEB 4 & FEB 6, 2020 Volunteer Adult Literacy Tutor Training This free training is for volunteers who have been accepted into our Community One on One Learning program as volunteer adult literacy tutors. Commitment is 2-3 hrs/week. Info on how to apply, Kailey, 604217-2642 or kclarkson@ encompass-supports.com FEB 6, 2019 Whooo’s Hoot Owl Prowl Prowl for owls on a night hike to discover why owls are such great hunters of the night.

7-9 pm, Campbell Valley Regional Park, Adult.

Registration, 7854, metrovancouveronline.org, 604-432-6359.

FEB 8, 2019 Whooo’s Hoot Owl Prowl Campbell Valley Regional Park. Prowl for owls on a night hike to discover why owls are such great hunters of the night, 7-9 pm, Campbell Valley Regional Park, Ages 8+. Registration, 7855, metrovancouveronline.org, 604-432-6359.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7pm FEB 9, 2020 Head Over Heels Wedding Show Langley Golf & Banquet Centre. Open house event will be held from 103pm for brides, grooms, family and friends to drop in and shop the Fraser Valley’s top wedding professionals. $10,000 Winter Bridal Giveaway, Door Prizes, Seminar, First Dance Demonstration and much more. Eventbrite.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 4pm FEB 11 & 25, 2020 Seniors Luncheon Fort Langley Lions Seniors Hall, 23022-88 Ave, Fort Langley. $5pp. 11:30-

3pm. Please confirm your attendance with Wendy at 604-888-4051.

FEB 12, 2020 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7pm FEB 13-29, 2020 Murder on the Nile written by Agathe Christie Theatre in the Country’s production runs for 12 shows. Tickets range from $25 for Theatre Only to $50 for Dinner Theatre.

Discounts for Seniors, and those under 26. Group rates are available for groups of 8+ or 25+. Info theatreinthecountry.com, 604-259-9737 FEB 14, 2020 Happy Valentine’s Day! Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7:30pm FEB 15, 2020 Winter Banquets Join MCC BC for an evening of dining, sharing in community and storytelling. Stay up to date at mccbc.ca/events.

6:30 pm, North Langley Community Church.

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Don’t miss the rabbit and dog agility shows, raptor shows, dancing dogs, and K9 detection demonstrations - just a few of the attractions. petlovershow.ca FEB 15-17, 2020 Celebrate Family Day Weekend, at Timms Community Centre! The gymnasium will be filled with games, crafts and activities. Learn more about the activities offered and schedule, langleycity.ca.

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FEB 16, 2020 Jose Franch-Ballester, clarinet Rose Gellert Hall, 4899 207 St, Langley.

Commentary & Coffee 2:30, Concert 3:30. The multi-award-winning virtuoso will dazzle with his technical wizardry, effortless musicianship and infectious enthusiasm. langleymusic. com, Box Office: 604534-2848 Fort Langley Historic Half Fort Langley National Historic Site, 8:30am.

Register today to participate in the 5K, 10K, Half Marathon & Kids Run and help raise funds to support the Langley Hospice Society. www.tryevents.ca or in person at the Langley Hospice Society.

Family Day Free Pancake Breakfast Fort Langley Lions Seniors Hall, 23022-88 Ave, Fort Langley. 9-10:30am. We are pleased to supply a Free pancake breakfast to our neighbors on Family Day. Come out and join us for pancakes, sausages, coffee/tea/juice.

Fraser Valley Family Day Langley Events Centre Activities for the whole family!

Family Day at the Canadian Museum of Flight Canadian Museum of Flight Hangar (at the Langley Airport), 10-4pm.

Have your photo taken in a real Canadian Snowbirds Jet! Complimentary unicorn hot chocolate, games, crafts, and vintage aircraft start-ups and flyovers. Carla 604-3087559.

Family Day Scavenger Hunt Enjoy a free, fun family scavenger hunt at the museum. Look through the History Gallery to find clues and learn about Langley’s past.

Enjoy a special treat and make crafts! 1-4pm, free, Langley Centennial Museum.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 2pm FEB 17-23, 2020 Heritage Week Join us this winter to celebrate Heritage Week through a variety of programs including lectures, tours and

technology workshops at the Langley Centennial Museum.

FEB 18, 2020 Historic Murrayville Bus Tour Join a heritage expert and visit historic landmarks found in Langley’s heritage community of Murrayville. Langley Centennial Museum 16+, 10-3pm, tol.ca, 589154 FEB 19, 2020 Annual General Meeting Come and hear about the 2020 planting season, the plans for the Garden development and an updated membership report. We are a brand-new community garden in the Yorkson neighbourhood. 7-9pm.

Yorkson Community Garden Society, 207A & 84 Ave, Langley. yorkson communitygarden.com FEB 21, 2020 Hope for Women Dessert Concert SouthRidge Fellowship Church, 7pm. Mouthwatering desserts, inspiring stories, and incredible live music.

Tickets and info Trisha@ advokate.ca or 604-8524623.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7:30pm FEB 22, 2020 Coldest Night of the Year Gateway of Hope, 5787 Langley Bypass.

The Coldest Night of the Year is a fun, family friendly walking fundraiser that raises money for the hungry, homeless and hurting.

Gateway’s famous Chili

To advertise call 604.349.0886 or e-mail info@whatsonlangley.com

will be served! Register coldestnightoftheyear. org or 604-514-7375, langleycity.ca Get Your Garden Ready for Spring Intended for first time gardeners and those that need a refresher. This workshop will explore the basics of setting up a spring garden. Derek Doubleday Arboretum 122pm, tol.ca, 588106 Historic Fort Langley Walking Tour & Tea The tour will stroll through Historic Fort Langley with a Langley Centennial Museum curator. Rain or shine.

Starts at the Langley Centennial Museum. 16+, 10-11:30am, tol.ca, 589153 FEB 26, 2020 Pink Shirt Day Encourage everyone to practice kindness and wear pink to symbolize that you do not tolerate bullying.

FEB 28, 2020 Spaghetti Dinner Fort Langley Lions Hall, 23022-88 Ave, Fort Langley. Spaghetti Dinner includes Spaghetti and Meatballs, Caesar Salad, Garlic Bread and Coffee or Tea 5:30-7pm, $6pp.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7:30pm FEB 28 & 29, 2020 Previously Loved Art Sale Clear out those paintings and art pieces that no longer bring you joy and update your current collection for a bargain! Drop off Date: Feb 7-Feb 21. Offered

by the Langley Arts Council. Feb 28, 2-5pm.

Feb 29, 10-3pm. Info www.langleyarts.ca, 604.534.0781 FEB 29, 2020 Giving Hearts Gala Coast Hotel at Cascades Casino, 20393 Fraser Highway. 6pm. A glamorous night of entertainment, excellent food and opportunities to connect with friends, local politicians, and corporate and community leaders.

All in support of Langley Memorial Hospital. sheila. reimer@fraserhealth.ca, 604.534.4121 x 746609 FEB 29 & MAR 1, 2020 C.A.R.E.S. Adoptathon PetSmart, Langley Bypass. 11-4pm both days. Good selection of cats and kitties. Most adoptions same day.

Plenty of staff on hand to handle all your questions.

Everyone welcome! info@ carescatshelter.com or Clive 604 533 4007.

ONGOING Fraser South Rhodo Society - Interested in gardening? 3rd Wed/ month. 7:30-9pm.

Langley Mennonite Church Hall, 20997 40th Ave. Membership small fee.

Monthly Speaker followed by shared desserts and coffee; plant sales and raffles. Ginny 604 8574136, Barb 778-5806404, frasersouthrhodos.ca Fort Langley Food & Friends Seniors- We provide a warm inviting environment within St. George’s Parish Hall in Fort Langley. All seniors (55+) are welcome to enjoy a lunch, coffee/tea and a guest speaker.

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Second & Fourth Wednesday of the month.

11:30-1pm. Cost $6pp, must RSVP 604-8887782 no later than noon the day before the event.

Langley Community Services SocietyOngoing. Free drop in program for newcomer permanent resident parents and caregivers with children ages 0-6 years. Aldergrove Resource Centre, every Wed 9-11am.

Children can enjoy daily songs and story time, art activities, dramatic play and more! Amanda or Ellen 604-534-7921 Rise and Shine Toastmasters Club 9453- Hone your most powerful skill! Join us every Friday 7:20 to 8:20am at UFV room A232 doors open at 7am.

Langley Lions ClubEvery Tue 6pm Weekly Bingo at Evergreen Timbers, 5464 203rd St, net proceeds are donated to people in need in the community.

Changing Gears- meets on the first Wednesday of each month in the Brock Douglas Room of the Langley Seniors Center.

11am. This group is for 65 +. We meet to plan social outings for our members! Plays, day trips, dinners, movies etc.

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• Square and Round Dancing, Tuesday (plus) 7-9:30pm and Wednesday (beginner/mainstream) 7-9:30pm. (September to May) • Zumba Gold, Monday and Thursday, 9:30-10:30am. • Pool/ snooker, Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30-11:30am.

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•Beginner Plus, Thursday, 2:45-4pm. • Intermediate line dancing, Thursday 4-5:45pm. • Bridge, Wednesday and Friday, 12-4pm coffee/tea and goodies. • Musical theatre class Broadway Bound, 11 weeks, starting Tuesday Oct. 9 to Dec. 18 from 10-10:45 am. • Synergy advanced line dancing, Sunday, 12:30-3:30 pm, and Thursday,6:30-10pm.

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• Food and FriendsLangley Meals on Wheels has a program for seniors (55+) to share a nutritious lunch along with socializing and guest speakers. Lunch costs $5-$7. RSVP in advance to the number listed.

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Exhibit at the Langley Centennial MuseumFeb 1-May 18, 2020. The sporting life a century of athletic fashions with Ivan Sayers.

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Opus One Women’s Choir- accepts new members Sep and Jan. No audition required. We rehearse in the choir room at RE Mountain Secondary School on Weds 7:159:15pm. If you love to sing and learn, this could be the choir for you! No experience is necessary, just a desire to learn, laugh and create music. opusonewomenschoir@ gmail.com.

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Meals on Wheels- has a new “Food & Friends Social Luncheon” location at Walnut Grove Ricky’s All-Day Grill 8720 204 St. This Food & Friends will be on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month at 11:30-1pm - cost $8 RSVP 604-533-1679.

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French Conversationevery other Saturday, 1-2pm, Mission, Open to all adults who are learning French. Michelle at 778-982-3626 or michellelanguage tutoring@hotmail.ca or tutoringbymichelle.ca Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Association (VTEA)- VTEA is a volunteer based therapeutic riding

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Mon Morning Infant Loss Support, Coffee Group for Bereaved Parents (Infant/Child Loss). The last Mon of the month 9:30am to 11:30am. FREE of Charge, but pre-registration is required. For parents grieving the death of a young child, including pregnancy and infant loss through to 5 years old.

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Agatha Christie comes to Theatre in the Country

The first show of our 8th Season!

Agatha Christie’s

A luxury honeymoon cruise down the Nile sounds so romantic until the bride is murdered and everyone on board is a suspect. Set in the opulent pre-war 1930’s, the story, by history’s most famous murder writer, is a classic of the genre. As their ship winds its way down the fabled Egyptian river, the suspects grow more suspicious of each other and the trip becomes more harrowing. Who is the murderer? Who will be next? It’s a rogue’s gallery of characters from Bean Sellers to the less than grieving groom for amateur sleuth, Canon Pennefather to sort through and try to determine who has done the dastardly deed and why.

Theatre in the Country is pleased to have assembled top notch thespians for this production. Director Simon Challenger is thrilled with his cast and crew, a number of whom are award winning performers who have trod the boards in community theatres all around the Fraser Valley. These veterans of our local stages will bring Christie’s unique and layered characters to life.

“It’s a great script, with a fantastic cast, and we are beyond delighted that this will open our 8th season here at TIC”, says producer and Theatre in the Country’s Artistic Director, Reg Parks. “Christie is timeless, she wrote the book on murder, and people still love to see her work performed after almost 100 years”.

Theatre in the Country is a dinner theatre; although Theatre Only tickets can also be purchased. It is the only full-time dinner theatre in the Lower Mainland, serving a delicious roast beef meal to its patrons each and every night that the shows are running. They also offer meals for a variety of dietary needs.

TIC is a relative new comer to the community theatre family. It was started 8 years ago by Parks and his wife, Erin. The name came from the company’s original location in Whonnock, half way between Maple Ridge and Mission. “It was a great place to start”, says Parks, “We built a community, we learned from our mistakes and nothing brings you together like having your changing room outside for a Christmas show!”

In 2018, Theatre in the Country found a new home in Langley. Working in partnership with Langley Vineyard church they have created a wonderful new venue at 5708 Glover Road. “We love being in Langley”, says Erin Parks, “It’s a fantastic community, with a growing passion for the arts, and a great location for us to grow as a theatre company.”

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MURDER on the NILE The Lower Mainland's only full time Dinner Theatre 5708 Glover Road, Langley BC 604-259-9737

FEB 14th to 29th Wed to Sun Evenings Matinee on Sat, Feb 21st

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Tickets online or call the box office Dinner Theatre or Theatre Only available for all shows Discounts for guests under 26 & over 64 Group discounts from 8 or more people

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Upon moving into their new home the folks at TIC extended the stage, added a lighting grid with 70 mostly LED lights, installed tiered seating for Theatre Only guests, and equipped set building facilities on site. Just this summer, the church completely renovated the lobby and the guest washrooms. “It’s home now”, says Parks, “We are completely invested in seeing more and more theatrical arts shown and developed in Langley, 2020 is going to be a great year.”

TIC also offers Musical Theatre classes for children and acting classes for teens and adults. On top of that you can also enjoy improv nights and murder mystery events throughout the year, with more surprises to come. Tickets and more information are available at theatreinthecountry.com or at 604-259-9737.

TAG Theatre in the Country’s production of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Nile runs for 12 shows from February 13 – 29, 2019. Tickets range from $25 for Theatre Only to $50 for Dinner Theatre. There are discounts for Seniors, and those under 26. Group rates are also available for groups of 8+ or 25+. Please contact us for more information: theatreinthecountry.com 604-259-9737

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Langley Community Chorus- Langley Music School Choir is seeking male tenors to join our chorus! membership@ langleychorus.org Teens, 19+, Seniors.

Langley Lions ClubMeetings are in the West Langley Hall 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month.

New members welcome. info.langleylions@gmail. com.

National Association of Federal Retirees- open to all federal retirees and current employees nearing retirement. Our organization supports and assists members with pension and health care/ dental benefit information as well as advocating for improved health care and retirement security. We have regular meet and chat luncheon meetings and other events during the year, where we provide social and learning experiences. Info, Steve 604 574 2939 or www.federalretirees.ca Langley Better Breathers- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)- We promote exercise and meet every Mon/Wed/ Fri mornings at Timm’s Community Centre. Group that starts at 8am and 9:30am. After each workout we have coffee and socialize with fellow members. We have club meetings every 2nd Wed of the month at 12:30pm at Timm’s where we have speakers that come and talk on all sorts of subjects. Recruiting new members. Contact Wendell 604-534-0449.

The Motherhood Grief Support Group- 9:3011:30am. Third Monday of the month. Supportive Program Centre. 20660 – 48th Ave. The Langley Hospice Society is hosting a monthly Coffee Morning for Mothers grieving the loss of a baby or infant child. Losing a child, no matter what age, makes your heart break in places that you never knew existed. Registration Linda 604-530-1115 or adultgriefsupport@ langleyhospice.com Are you a man who’s Gay, Bi-sexual or just not sure? HOMINUM Fraser Valley is an informal discussion and support group to help gay, bi-sexual and questioning men with the challenges of being married, separated or single. We meet on the last Monday of every month. For info and meeting location, email aapearson@shaw.ca, Art 604-477-9553

and means of improving the quality of living in Fort Langley. 778.835.8957 Second Story Treasures Thrift StoreDonations accepted at the Second Story Treasures Thrift Store. Donation hours Mon 9-3pm, Tue-Fri 9-430pm, Sat 9-3pm.

Little Feathers- Monday 9:30-11am, Tuesday to Friday 9-11amWilloughby Elementary, Douglas Park Elementary, Shortreed ElementaryLittle Feathers is for Aboriginal (self-identified, status and non-status) children aged 0-6 and their caregivers. The playgroup consists of free play, circle time, crafts, drumming and a snack. Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.

Free! 604 761-4002 or Danielle@lfvas.org,

www.Lfvas.org or FB littlefeathersplaygroup The Langley Early Years Centre supports families with young children (prenatal – 6 years) by offering programs, services, information, and referrals that encourage healthy child development.

Douglas Recreation Centre every Tue 9-3pm (times may vary), offering supports and outreach to Langley City families.

Drop-in anytime if you have questions about childcare, drop-in programs, community resources, early intervention, kindergarten transition and/or health information. e-mail: earlyyearscoordinator@ langleycdc.com www. leyc.ca Facebook: @ langearlyyears

The Port Kells Arts Club- “Our club is all about living artistically”.

Membership is open to all. 3 sessions of painting classes during September to June, at the Masonic Hall, 20701 Fraser Highway, Langley.

10am to 1pm with guest instructors and may be in oils, acrylics or watercolours. The club meetings-third Monday of the month at 1pm following the classes.

Susan 604-592-2357 or susan.black@shaw.ca Fort Langley Community Association Monthly Meeting -7:308:30pm, Fort Langley Community Hall. The third Tuesday of every month we meet to discuss ways

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Beginner and more advanced players welcome however all participants should have basic knowledge of the rules, strategies and game play. Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays: 1pm to 4pm New Player Orientation: 12:30 pm to 1pm.

Duplicate BridgeCalling all bridge players!

There’s a new game in town! Join us for some friendly competition in a social atmosphere.

Newcomers are welcome but should have a basic knowledge of Bridge (no experience in duplicate bridge required). We have a seat for you!

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Texas Hold’em DropIn Learn to Play Texas Hold’em Learn the rules, strategies and basic game play in a social, stress-free, small group environment. Tuesdays 1pm-4pm Everything is supplied, just show up

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Texas Hold’em Tournament Play For those who already have a good understanding of the rules, strategies and game play! Thursdays 1pm-4pm.

Langley Field Naturalist Society MeetingThird Thursday of the month, except July and August, at 7:15 pm at the Langley Music School. A brief business session is followed by the evening program and refreshments, 604 888 1787 langleyfieldnaturalists@ shaw.ca, langleyfieldnaturalists.org Adult Literacy Volunteers Needed!

Help someone learn to read or write in the free Community One on One Learning program. Info kailey@encompasssupports.com Synchronized Swimming Club. Meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Walnut Grove pool. Ages 19 and up.

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In a world of a chaotic communication, we need to make a change and bring the human connection back into our lives. As we move faster and faster in business and life, the necessity to make authentic connection with one another is more vital now than ever. Through the act of Gratitude and Appreciation, this world may become a better one person at a time.

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