Mar. 28 @ 12:00 pm

At the Merritt Civic Centre

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The Nicola Valley Community Gardens will be hosting their AGM on March 21st at the Merritt Library 6pm - 8pm and will be followed by a seed swap opportunity for all those in attendance. All members are encouraged to attend but you do not have to have a plot to be invited everyone is welcome.

Do you love to garden? Missing a spot at your home or do not have enough space? Join us at our local community garden behind the hospital. Better yet sign up with a friend so you have a watering buddy! Plots are reasonably priced and great fun for all ages but spots are limited and payment is required to guarantee your spot. March 21st will be the last day retuning members are guaranteed there plot before we open it up to our waitlist if you are interested in putting your name forward please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

An amazing Greek meets Native dinner with live music by Michelle Lonsdale and Willard Wallace. Tickets on sale at Kekuli Café.

Event organized by Open Mic Nights

Wyatt is a 20-year-old aspiring artist who has shown his creative talents since an early age. He is Nlaka’pamux from the Nicola Valley.  Wyatt paints with a clear focus that allows him to show emotion through his uninhibited brushwork. This show displays some of his works from the past year exploring large-scale media, use of vibrant color and adventurous application methods.

Opening reception Friday March 16 4-7pm  

March 15th to April 7 2018

Ecologist Don Gayton has years of experience investigating the effects of fire on ecosystems in the BC interior. Photos courtesy Don Gayton.

Thursday March 15th 2018, 7 PM at NVIT: Don Gayton – Fire Ecology in Southern BC.

Don is a well-known ecologist who has worked on the roles that fire (accidental and intentional) has played in shaping our environment over the past centuries. How did Indigenous people work with fire before the arrival of Europeans? Why was 2017 such a bad year for wildfires? Don has explanations for these and many other questions about wildfires in our area. Not to be missed.

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Mark your calendars! As part of the next Home Routes concert series, we are very excited to have Saskatoon's bluegrass folk duo, Rugged Little Thing put on a show next week on Tuesday March 6th! Their performance will take place at the Country Music Hall of Fame. The Nicola Valley Community Arts Council is graciously sponsoring the event. Please come out to show support for the Arts, meet the band and most especially to enjoy a great musical treat! Details Rugged Little Thing (SK) Concert at: Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame 2025 Quilchena ave Date: Tuesday March 6th 2018 Time: Doors open at 6:30pm Show at 7pm RSVP details: 20$ at the door (all $ goes to the artist) Additional: Snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be for sale Saskatoon's Rugged Little Thing blends together a perfect cocktail of Old Time, Bluegrass, and Folk Music that feels like home.

"Born out of kitchen jams and late nights by campfires in Canada's north, these two have fallen into sweet harmonies and catchy rhythms that are sure to get your toes tapping". -reviewed by Eleni Armenakis Graypoint Owl.

Nicola Valley Museum and Archives Heritage Week Open House

Join us Feb. 22^nd in celebration of Heritage Week  for the theme of “Heritage Stands the Test of Time”

The open house starts @ 6:00 p.m.  Refreshments will be served.

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Nicola Valley Film Society presents “LAND OF MINE”  Rated 14A  on Monday February 19th at 7:00 pm at the NVIT LECTURE THEATRE.  Tickets are $5.00 at the Door and Memberships for the 6 films in the 2017/18 season are $2.00.   Parking is FREE and there is no food or drink allowed in the theatre. 

Land of Mine is a moving and tense WWII drama based upon the true story of young German POW’s who have to detect and disarm German landmines along the Danish seaside beaches .  It has received many awards and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Film  in 2017.  Director: Martin Zandvliet Cast:  Louis Hofmann, Roland Moller, Mikkel Boe Foisgaard Country:  Denmark/Germany 2015   Language:  Danish with English Subtitles

For more info phone 250-378 5190

Nicola Naturalist Society - local photographer Bruce Walter presents "Seeing the Light – A Local Eye”. Bruce will lead us through his photographic creative process and share many of his stunning nature photographs from the Merritt area. Come and learn about improving your photography, or just to enjoy excellent photos. Thursday Feb 15th, 7 PM at NVIT Lecture Theatre. All welcome - membership or donation. 

Bruce Walter’s local eye (and camera) capture the beauty of Marquart Lake, near Merritt. Photo:© Bruce Walter

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