The Sumas Mountain Film Festival is a single day film festival featuring incredible trail running films from around the world. This curated collection of films is part of the renowned LEDLENSER TRAILS IN MOTION  – TRAIL RUNNING FILM FESTIVAL.

Event includes door prizes, local craft beer from Field House Brewing as well as organic and locally-made kombucha from Healthy Hooch.

This engaging juvenile sturgeon conservation workshop provides participants with hands-on experience learning and discovering more about conservation concerns related to North America’s largest freshwater species, white sturgeon. During this workshop participants will have the opportunity to catch, land, tag and release these fish in partnership with the Fraser Valley Angling Guides Association.

This unique and engaging conservation workshop aims to connect the general public to sturgeon conservation and the Heart of the Fraser in an exciting, educational and engaging manner.

For more information or to register please contact us at 1-888-881-2293 or email us at tobias.roehr@bcwf.bc.ca.

Richard III by William Shakespeare
Adapted and directed by Anna Griffith.

University of the Fraser Valley Theatre and the School of Creative Arts present Richard III by William Shakespeare, adapted and directed by Anna Griffith.

Richard III by William Shakespeare, raises questions about political corruption and coercion as we follow the story of Richard III’s violent rise to power. Shakespeare offers a portrait of the ultimate villain, a protagonist who is simultaneously charming and ruthless. The play asks audiences to think about how the characters around Richard III are complicit in his bloody maneuvers onto the throne, and offers insight about the contemporary political moment.

Anna Griffith is an interdisciplinary performer and director who is interested in exploring a multimedia version of Shakespeare’s ultimate villain and the people who helped him get there.

Dates and times:
March 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20 at 7:00 pm
March 14 & 21 at 2:00 pm

Post Performance Talkbacks include March 14 and March 20th, which promise to enhance audience members’ understanding of the performance.
Please be advised that seating is extremely limited, and seat reservations must be made in advance by contacting theatre@ufv.ca or phoning 604-795-2814 with your name, number of seat reservations required, and the performance day and time. All performances are pay-what-you-can at the door with suggested prices of $15 for adults, and $10 for students and seniors, cash only. Seats are reserved until 5 minutes before show start time.

Performances will be held in the Performance Studio, Building D, 105, Abbotsford Campus, University of the Fraser Valley, 33844 King Road.

For more info visit: ufv.ca/plays

This year Tanglebank Farms turns 100. In 1920 Arnold’s grandfather Harold Bowles bought land in Saskatchewan and started clearing the original Tanglebank naming his farm after the tangle of Saskatoon berries that grew on the land. In celebration of this humble beginnings we are planning to celebrate throughout the year. We are looking forward to hosting a three part dinner series to start off the year. Reserve your spot for an individual dinner or reserve for all three and save. Celebrate with us.

St. Patrick’s Day is part 2/3 for the Tanglebank dinner series. Enjoy a three course menu of Irish Comfort Foods with us. Tickets $55 per person. 6pm-10pm.

Call to reserve your seating: (604) 856-9339.