April 24, 2013

SUMMERPrinceton & District

Leisure Guide 2013

Parks, Recreation and Culture Department

250-295-6067 www.princeton.ca

THE PRINCETON MUSEUM! SUMMER 2013

Princeton Museum, 167 Vermilion Avenue Princeton BC | 250-295-7588 | www.princetonmuseum.org

MAD SCIENTISTS CAMP JULY 9, 10, 11Create Magic Muds - is it a liquid or a solid? Create a Volcano using simple kitchen ingredients. Make your own rock candy! Using simple all natural ingredients, kids get a chance to mix and play in different materials to create hands on science experiments and learn about science and nature. We will come up with our hypothesis, and document different outcomes as we adjust our ingredients and see what scientific results transpire!

YOUNG EXPLORERS CAMP JULY 23, 24, 25Map reading and trail exploration - With the help of expert trail guides, young explorers will spend their days on guided adventures. With custom made maps, we will teach participants how to read a basic map, use a compass, and go on a

journey to explore the natural world surrounding our community. Explorers will need a bag lunch, comfortable walking shoes and a hat for sun protection.

PROSPECTORS CAMP AUGUST 6, 7, 8Learn about mining from real geologists and mining engineers. Young prospectors will earn about the history of mineral extraction in our area, and travel to actual panning and mining sites in the area to find your own gold! Investigate the science of mining, and what makes the Similkameen such a rich area for copper, gold, silver and coal.

All Camps are $65.00 each~~~

Museum members get $5 off registration!

Our three day kids camps run

Tuesday to Thursday 9 am - 3pm

Ages 7-11

Explorers will need a bag lunch, comfortable

walking shoes and a hat for sun protection.

Nut free snacks, sunscreen and drinking water

provided

Call 250-295-7588 or email: princeton

[email protected] for more information

Kindergarten Group 2012 Archaeology camp 2012

Princeton Leisure - Summer 20132

The Town of Princeton values the importance of promoting an active and healthy lifestyle for all.

Princeton Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services are in the process of developing a 10 year Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan with the input of Princeton’s recreational users through public consultation and community surveying. This plan will help the Town and community to work together in creating and developing recreation facilities, parks and trails according to a shared vision. The completed plan will be available in late July.

This summer leisure guide is full of activities and events created by our department and community organizations who share in creating a variety of interests for all members of our community.

We encourage you, your family and your friends to take advantage of the variety of healthy opportunities available in Princeton.

Enjoy,

Lyle Thomas Nadine McEwenLeisure Service Manager Recreation & Cultural Coordinator

FACILITIESCentennial Pool ....................................Page 04Library ....................................Page 12Museum ............................Page 2 & 24

PROGRAMSEarly Years ......................................Page 08Children & Pre-teens .............................Page 11Adult 19 - 99+ .........................Page 14Princeton Arts Council ........................Page 15Outdoor Recreation .........................Page 17New Beginnings .........................Page 18Special Olympics .........................Page 18Senior Centre .........................Page 18Social Clubs & Activities ....................Page 19Wellness .........................Page 20

REGISTRATION & COMMUNITY INFORMATION Contact information .........................Page 3Registration .........................Page 21Community Events .........................Page 22Community Directory .........................Page 23

Info & Registration 250-295-6067 Nadine McEwen [email protected]

Town Hall & Registration 250-295-3135 169 Bridge Street [email protected]

Leisure Service Manager 250-295-7222 Lyle Thomas [email protected]

Recreation & Culture Coordinator 250-295-6067 Nadine McEwen [email protected]

Princeton & District Multi-purpose Arena 250-295-7222 Lyle Thomas [email protected]

Riverside Community Centre 250-295-6067 Nadine McEwen [email protected]

Centennial Pool 250-295-6535 Carol Mack Park Bookings Veterans Square [email protected] Memorial Park [email protected] General Parks [email protected]

Library 250-295-6495www.orl.bc.ca

Museum 250-295-7588 [email protected]

YOUR RECREATION CONTACTS

Greetings...

www.princeton.caP.R.C. Department 250-295-6067 3


AquaticsRed CRoss swim PResChool

Let’s make a splash! A fun eight-level preschool program with flexible entry and exit points – children enter levels based on age and then progress based on either age or ability.

Colourful, fun mascots that are used on stickers and progress booklets were created specifically for preschoolers. Parents and their children to take swimming and water safety lessons at an earlier age. Older preschoolers learn in small groups with qualified instructors.

Red CRoss swim Kids

Jump right in! A 10 - level program fits with today’s swimmers; kids can get through all levels and feel proud of their achievement.

Swimming and water safety skills are taught in the water so kids are always active and wet – this approach promotes success and encourages lifelong fitness. A focus on individual achievement creates a cycle of success that is geared to kids.

Red Cross Swim Kids

Jump right in!

• A 10-level program fits with today’s swimmers; kids can get through all levels and feel proud of their achievement.

• Swimming and water safety skills are taught in the water so kids are always active and wet – this approach promotes success and encourages lifelong fitness.

• A focus on individual achievement creates a cycle of success that is geared to kids.

Swim Lessons Register at Town Hall or Centennial Outdoor Pool

Spring Session 8 Classes

Summer Session 10 Classes

Preschool 3 to 5 years

½ hour classes

$35.00 $40.00

Kids Swim Level 1 to 4

½ hour classes

$35.00 $40.00

Kids Swim Level 5 to 10

¾ hour classes

$40.00 $45.00

Adult/Youth Learn to swim & Swim fit

¾ hour classes

$40.00 $40.00 (8 classes)

Youth/Adult Life Saving Courses

$100 to$175

Session Dates Spring Session 3:30-5:00pm

Summer Session 9:00am-12:00pm

June 3 to 13 A June 17 to 27 B July 2 to 12 C July 15 to 26 D July 29 to August 9 E August 12 to 23 F August 26 to 29 (4 day program) G

(Button or bubble of some kind?)

Not sure which level to register in? Pool staff would be happy to help you with assessing swimming abilities. Call the pool at 25-295-6535 or visit pool staff.

Not sure which level to register in? Pool staff would be happy

to help you with assessing swimming abilities. Call the pool at 25-295-6535 or visit

pool staff.

learn to swim and water safety programs at Centennial outdoor Pool help children (and kids of all ages) develop a healthy lifestyle. small class sizes ensure each swimmer will learn to swim in a safe fun environment that promotes each swimmers personal best and celebrates individual success. our pool offers multiple levels of swimming lessons for all ages and skill levels.


Aquatics ADVANCED AQUATICS

Junior Lifeguard CLubJoin the fun and learn what lifeguarding is all about! Club members meet weekly for club time-build skills, shadow guarding, leadership, teamwork and personal fitness. Club membership is FREE with enrollment in a life saving society course such as bronze Star, bronze Medallion or bronze Cross.free fridays June 7 to 28 3:30-5:00pm Wednesdays July 3 to august 28 1:30-4:00pm

bronze Star10 years and overSwimmers develop problem solving skills, CPr & water smart confidence. ability to swim in deep water is a pre-requisite.6 classes/$50 3:30-5:00pmMon-Wed June 10 - 26

bronze MedaLLionPre-requisite: bronze Star award or 13 years and overYou will learn lifesaving techniques as well as develop your leadership and swimming skills. this course is first step in training to be a lifeguard. Participants must be able to swim 800 meters with confidence.8 classes/$175 includes manual 11:00am-2:00pmMon-thurs July 8-18

bronze CroSSPre-requisite: bronze Medallion awardthis is the last Life Saving Course of the bronze award family, and is a pre-requisite to taking the nLS course, qualifying you to be a lifeguard. bring your Life Saving Society Manual.8 classes/$130 11:00am-2:00pmMon-thurs July 29- august 9 (no class on aug 5)

aduLt/YoutH Learn to SWiM14 years and overif learning to swim has been on your ‘to do List’, then now is your time to try. Learn to be comfortable in the water, introduce you to basic swimming, and build endurance.8 classes/$40 7:15-8:30pmtues/thurs June 4 to 27tues/thurs July 2 to 25tues/thurs aug 6 to 8

SWiM fit14 years and overimprove your swimming skill through techniques and training that will help you be a stronger, faster and more efficient swimmer. 8 classes/$40 12:15-1:00pmtues/thurs June 4 to 27tues/thurs July 2 to 25tues/thurs aug 6 to 8


KoKanee Swim Club

Kokanee Summer Swim Club is a competitive swim team whose goals are to develop a spirit of companionship, improved physical conditioning and self-discipline. Anyone who loves to swim and is interested in developing strength, speed and flexibility is welcome to join the Princeton Kokanee team. Along with stroke development and improving endurance we also build self-confidence, sportsmanship, and teamwork amongst the swimmers.Practice times are flexible with sessions offered mornings and afternoons Monday to Friday. Rates are very reasonable and registration price includes a FREE team shirt, swimsuit and cap. For the most up to date information please check our website: www.princetonkokanees.caOr call Lindsay 295-0759/ Sharon 295-4080

As a participant in aquatic sports a swimmer has the opportunity to:

· Learn skills required for competitive swimming

· Achieve all round physical conditioning

· Foster self-development

· Develop good sportsmanship

· Appreciate the effort of others

· Train and compete with swimmers of similar ability levels

· Enjoy a skill that can be enjoyed throughout life

Lindsay van Genne Head Coach

[email protected] 250-295-0759

RED CROSSHealth Equipment Loan Program

OPEN TUESDAYS 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.IF YOU NEED EQUIPMENT at other times, please call 250-293-6467

(9am - 3pm, Tuesday - Friday)TO RETURN EQUIPMENT:Please leave it at the office door with a note of your name so that I can clear your file from our records. (DO NOT leave equipment outside the Riverside Centre)VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:to care for the equipment, please call 250-293-6467. ~Marjorie Holland - Volunteer

Aquatics

Pool SPeCial eVenT SwimSJune 28: Schools out loonie swim! 2-4pm July 1: Red, White & True Swim 2-4pm free Pool Party events:$5.00 per person/$15.00 for a family of 4July 10: 7-9pm Pirates of Centennial PoolJuly 24: 2-4pm Wild & Wet Western CrazeAugust 7 7-9pm Tikki Tikki NightAugust 21 2-4pm Mexican Fiesta Senior Appreciation Swims: Admission free…July 5: 1-2 pm Mexican FunAugust 16: 1-2pm Crazy Hat Fun

P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067 7 www.princeton.ca

ARENA

The Princeton & District Arena will be open for drop in skating and stick & puck mid-August. Watch for the August public skate times on the Town of Princeton website at www.princeton.ca or call the arena at 250-295-7222. Dry floor and mezzanine rentals are available.

LITERACY

SUMMER READING CLUB Dust off your wings, strap on your jetpacks and fly down to the Princeton Public Library to join us for 1 1/2 hours of games, stories, discussions, crafts, prizes and fun at Summer Reading Club 2013! This year’s SRC theme is Up, Up and Away! For children of all ages. Dates: Wednesdays, July 03, 10, 17, & 24 Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am.Location: Princeton Library

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

INFANT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMEnjoy your time supporting your infant’s development from birth to age 3 as they discover what they can do. Parents learn ways to encourgae their child, share with others and talk about parenting. This Free program is sponsored by Princeton Family Services. Contact IDP Consultant at 250-295-3126 to learn more.

LITTLE FOLKS NURSERY SCHOOL - FALLLFNS gives your child the opportunity to experience a wide variety of activities that encourage social interaction, creative development and school readiness. Each day they will experience circle time, games, songs and interactive play. Register for one day, two days a week or the whole week. Contact Sandy at 250-295-3083 to register or learn more.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

MOTHER GOOSEThis program operates twice a year through Princeton Family Services. Learn songs and rhymes to sing to your child for a fabulous bonding experience. Contact 250-295-3126 to learn more.

PARENT TALKS Gather once a month for this great parenting workshop to connect with other parents, add some parenting strategies to your parenting tool box. Call for more information.Contact Princeton Family Services for more information 250-295-3126 or just drop in.

PRENATAL GATHERING Stop in at Princeton Family Place for a morning of conversation, exchanging ideas, and experiences related to pregnancy and parenthood. This is a wonderful place for first time moms to gain valuable knowledge from other moms and Beatrice Bibby, Public Health Nurse. This free program is sponsored by Princeton Family Services and Interior Health. 11:00am on Thursday at Family Place 56 Kenley Avenue. 250-295-3126

PRINCETON FAMILY PLACEPFP is a place to enjoy with your child and others in a relaxing atmosphere where parents and children can get together to play, create healthy lunches, and share in great conversations.Moved to the Family Services Building at 56 Kenley Avenue.

PRINCETON FAMILY PLACE250-295-3126 Open: Tues to Thurs Time: 11:00am to 2:00pm Drop in to say hello.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

READY SET LEARNPreschooler, infants and adults are invited to join in this popular literacy and play program at John Allison School. Join in shared gym time, healthy snacks, free play and classroom or library visits for the literacy portion of the morning including songs, finger play, nursery rhymes and story time. Call JAE at 250-295-6727 to learn more.John Allison Elem. Free/Drop in Birth to age 5 Last wed of the month 9:15-11:30am Ends in June

STRONG STARTThis school based early learning program is for preschoolers, their parents, grandparents or caregivers. We encourage preschoolers to explore and play in a safe, nuturing and supportive environment. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Sponsored by School District #58.John Allison Elem. Free/Drop in Birth to age 5 M-F Ends in late June 9:00am-noon

Box 852 Princeton, BC V0X 1W0 Old Hedley Road 250-295-3083

Give your child the opportunity to participate in activities that encourage social interaction, creative

development and school readiness.Contact Sandy (teacher/manager) to learn more.


Early years 0-6 yrs.

DAYCAMPS SUMMER FUN PROGRAM Ages: 4 – 8 yearsJoin the fun for daily crafts, songs and summer fun activities with Sandy and Pam.Please call Little Folks Nursery School at 250-295-3083 to learn more.

SPORT CLUBS

PRiNcEtON JUNiOR GOLF LESSONSEnjoy time out at the Princeton Golf club learning to play golf. Learn to chip, drive the ball, putt and enjoy a mini tournament at the end of the program. Fees include clubs if required. contact the Princeton Golf course at 250-295- 6123 to learn more.Ages: 5-13 years cost: $40.00tuesdays 5:00-6:00pm Young GolfersMay 8 to June 12 6:00-7:00pm Junior Golfers

PRiNcEtON KOKANEE SwiM tEAMwe are a competitive swim team welcoming swimmers ages 5-adult. competition is optional. Practice times are flexible with sessions offered mornings and afternoons Monday to Friday. Rates are very reasonable and registration price includes a FREE team shirt, swimsuit and cap. For the most up to date information please check our website: www.princetonkokanees.caOr call Lindsay 295-0759/ Sharon 295-4080

SPORT CLUBS

PRiNcEtON SOccER LEAGUEJoin us for some outdoor skills, drills and social time on the soccer pitch! Kids have fun in small mixed groups twice a week this spring. we welcome any parent volunteers and love to mentor teenage coaches from PSS. come join us for some fun. it’s never to late to register by calling Alicia Hargrave at 250-295-4353Ages: 4-8 Vermilion Elementary SchoolMon & wed 6:00-7:00pm May and June

PRiNcEtON SOFtBALLthe 2013 Minor Fastball (ages 5-18) season is just around the corner! Grab your gloves and bring your enthusiasm to the ball diamonds in Princeton. we look forward to having a great season this year, if you have any questions please contact: Katie-Jo Sutton 250-295-0297 or Jenny Gibson 250-295-7857 there will be registration tables set up at the post office on Friday, April 19th from 3:00-5:00pm Registration deadline is April 30th.

SWIM LESSONS

RED cROSS Join the staff at centennial Outdoor Pool this spring and summer. Learn to swim, water safety, skill development and fun make Red cross lessons the place to be! check out all program levels on page 5.

PRINCETON FAMILY SERVICES SOCIETY Box 1331, 56 Kenley Avenue Princeton,

V0X 1W0 Serving Princeton for over 30 years

♦ Safe Homes Program 250-295-8211

♦ Building Healthy Relationships

Counselling: 120 Kenley Ave. 250-295-3186 Children, Youth & their families: CWWA Program 250-295-3186 [email protected] Women’s Counselling: STV Program 250-273-7867 [email protected]

♦ Family Place: drop-in ♦ Mother Goose ♦ Infant Development Program ♦ Parenting Support and Programs

For more information call:

250-295-3126 E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: 250-295-3101

P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067 9 www.princeton.ca


Children & Teens

ARENA

The Princeton & District Arena will be open for drop in skating and stick & puck mid-August. Watch for the August public skate times on the Town of Princeton website at www.princeton.ca or call the arena at 250-295-7222. Dry floor and mezzanine rentals are available.

ARTS AND CULTURE

BC ARTS & CULTURE WEEK April 21-27Princeton celebrates BC Arts and Culture Week with a variety of events at Riverside Community Centre and throughout our creative town. Check out the BC Arts and Culture page in this guide!

AVIATION

COPA FOR KIDSThe COPA for Kids aviation program is a –free of charge- aviation program that puts COPA member pilots together one on one with young people between 8 and 18 years of age to show them what aviation is all about and to give them an expierence of being in the cockpit of an aircraft in flight. An information brochure and registration form is available on line at www.princeton.ca or at Princeton Town Hall. For more information call the Recreation and Culture Office at 250-295-6067. A maximum of 50 kids will be able to participate at this event. Early registration is key to participation.Ages: 8-18 years FREESat April 27 9:00am Princeton Airport

CAMPS FOR SUMMER

LEGO CAMP MISSION 2 SPACE - BRICKS FOR KIDZSpace, often called “the last frontier”, has inspired scientists, star-gazers and adventurers for generations. Get inspired to go on your own adventure and join us on a Mission 2 Space! Discover some incredible structures at Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39, travel the surface of the moon on a lunar rover, and explore Mars onboard the “Curiosity”. Our tour would not be complete without a visit to the International Space Station. We’ll provide the bricks; all you need to bring for this adventure is your imagination! Ages: 6 -12 3 days/$55.00 Riverside Community CentreWed to Fri July 3 -5 1:00-2:30pm

BASKETBALL CAMP

BADLANDS BASKETBALL CAMPJoin Jesse McLean and his professional coaching staff for this popular training camp. This very active camp is tiered to accommodate all skill levels including ball handling, defense, rebounding, shooting, and individual and team concepts. Camp fee includes t-shirt, insurance, prizing, awards and high level coaching. Register on line at http://bit.ly/badlandscamp2013 Locally you can call Adrea McKenize at 250-295-3338.Ages: 9-18 years Camp Fee: $175July 15-18 9:30am-3:30pm M, T, W PSS Gym 9:30am-1:30pm Th

MUSEUM CAMPSJoin us at the Princeton Museum for three exciting camps. Explorers will need a bag lunch, comfortable walking shoes and a hat for sun protection. Register at the museum or call the office at 250-295-7588 or e-mail [email protected] camps are $65.00 each. Musuem members receive a $5 discount.

MAD SCIENTISTS CAMPJULY 9, 10, 11 9am-3pm Tues, Wed & ThursCreate Magic Muds - is it a liquid or a solid? Create a Volcano using simple kitchen ingredients. Make your own rock candy! Using simple all natural ingredients, kids get a chance to mix and play in different materials to create hands on science experiments and learn about science and nature. We will come up with our hypothesis, and document different outcomes as we adjust our ingredients and see what scientific results transpire!

YOUNG EXPLORERS CAMPJULY 23, 24, 25 9am-3pm Tues, Wed & ThursMap reading and trail exploration -With the help of expert trail guides, young explorers will spend their days on guided adventures. With custom made maps, we will teachparticipants how to read a basic map, use a compass, and go on a journey to explore the natural world surrounding our community. Explorers will need a bag lunch, comfortable walking shoes and a hat for sun protection.

PROSPECTORS CAMPAUGUST 6, 7, 8 9am-3pm Tues, Wed & ThursLearn about mining from real geologists and mining engineers. Young prospectors will earn about the history of mineral extraction in our area, and travel to actual panning and mining sites in the area to find your own gold! Investigate the science of mining, and what makes the Similkameen such a rich area for copper, gold, silver and coal.


SOCCER CAMP

If you enjoy the game of soccer or just kicking a ball around why not join the fun on the highschool soccer pitch! Build your skills, play games and have some fun with great coaches. Cost includes a t-shirt and ball. Coaches: Mel & Drew Call Drew at 250-293-6529 to sign up!Cost: $20 Ages: 6 to 12 yearsAugust 26 to 29 M-Th 6:00-8:00pm PSS Field

LITTLE FOLKS NURSERY SCHOOL CAMP

SUMMER FUN PROGRAM Ages: 4 – 8 yearsJoin the fun for daily crafts, songs and summer fun activities with Sandy and Pam.Please call Little Folks Nursery School at 250-295-3083 to learn more.

FITNESS

Physical Education for Home schoolersJoin Audentina Fitness for 12 – 1 hour sessions during the day to use for your PE PLO’s. Children will participate in Body Movement, Intro to Basketball and Intro to Soccer Sessions. Clients must register for all 12 sessions-no drop in please. Students must come in appropriate active clothing, with non marking running shoes. Contact Audentina Fitness (Lindsay) for more info or to register at 250-295-0759.12 Sessions/$50.00 Tues/Thurs 2:00-3:00pm

FITNESS

RUNNING CLUBTeens & adults who enjoy running or would like to learn please join the Audentia Fitness Facebook page. Join us for Sunday afternoons for a 6-8 km run. We will run in an out and back method so newcomers do not feel like they must run the full distance. Experienced runners will have fun running with a group. Call 250-295-0759 to learn more.

LIBRARY

SUMMER READING CLUB Dust off your wings, strap on your jetpacks and fly down to the Princeton Public Library to join us for 1 1/2 hours of games, stories, discussions, crafts, prizes and fun at Summer Reading Club 2013! This year’s SRC theme is Up, Up and Away! For children of all ages. Dates: Wednesdays, July 03, 10, 17, & 24 Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am.Location: Princeton Library

MARTIAL ARTS

SIMILKAMEEN SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUBKarate Training is an excellent firn if physical & mental exercises for improving & maintaining health for all ages. It develops coordination, balance, strength, agility and mental discipline all the while cultivating humility & excellence. Call Paul Bedard 250-295-7374 to register or learn more. Ask about our weekly program for 6-10 year olds. Ends in late June.UNITED CHURCH HALL $40.00/month 9 + yrs Mon/Wed On going 6:45-8:00pm

MARTIAL ARTS

PRINCETON SHOREI-KAN DOJOShorei-Kan is a non-contact form of karate in that fighting is not part of the discipline. It combines blocking, punching and kicking techniques with footwork and practical self-defense. Ongoing registration is welcome.Children aged 5&6 years are welcomed to be assesed. Call Steve White at 250-295-7445. Ends in late June.ARENA MEZZ 3 months/$50.00 7-15 yrs Tues/Thurs On going 7:00-8:30pmARENA MEZZ 3 months/$75.00 16+ yrs/Adult Tues/Thurs On going 7:00-8:30pm

SPORT CLUBS

BASKETBALL SPRING LEAGUEPrinceton Basketball Association invites basketball enthusiasts to participate in their afterschool league. Thank you to the Aaron Heuser Basketball Memorial Fund for supporting this program this year. Registeration forms available at VFE School.Grade 4-7 Cost: $40 Includes T-shirt and BasketballM & W VFE 3:30-5:15pm PSS (Grade 7) 5:30-7:00pm

Free help in: • reading • Writing • Speaking • Computer • educational upgrades

princeton leaders for literacy offers a lending hand to those who want more…literacy is for life.

* Volunteers are always welcome to our programs.


SPORT CLUBS

PRINCETON JUNIOR GOLF Enjoy time out at the Princeton Golf Club learning to play golf. Learn to chip, drive the ball, putt and enjoy a mini tournament at the end of the program. Fees include clubs if required. Contact the Princeton Golf Course at 250-295- 6123 to learn more.Ages: 5-13 years Cost: $40.00Tuesdays 5:00-6:00pm Young GolfersMay 7 to June 11 6:00-7:00pm Junior Golfers

PRINCETON KOKANEE SwIM TEAMwe are a competitive swim team welcoming swimmers ages 5-adult. Competition is optional. Practice times are flexible with sessions offered mornings and afternoons Monday to Friday. Rates are very reasonable and registration price includes a FREE team shirt, swimsuit and cap. For the most up to date information please check our website: www.princetonkokanees.caOr call Lindsay 295-0759Sharon 295-4080

SPORT CLUBS

PRINCETON SOCCER LEAGUEJoin us for some outdoor skills, drills and social time on the soccer pitch! Kids have fun in small mixed groups twice a week this spring. we welcome any parent volunteers and love to mentor teenage coaches from PSS. Come join us for some fun. It’s never to late to register by calling Alicia Hargrave at 250-295-4353Ages: 4-8 Vermilion Elementary SchoolMon & wed 6:00-7:00pm May and June

SWIM LESSONS

LIFESAVING & RED CROSS LESSONSJoin the staff at Centennial Outdoor Pool this spring and summer. Learn to swim, water safety, skill development; lifesaving and fun make the pool a place to be! Check out all program levels on page 5.

Princeton Rotary Club

Upcoming events:

JUNE 8 - Annual Golf Tournament

JUNE 28 - Rotary Parade

JUNE - get your Similkameen Cup tickets

For Information on these events or details on membership please call

APRIL EARLE 250.295.6949

Stan thompSon memorial rodeo

Princeton Rodeo Club presents

May 11 & 12, 2013 1:30 p.m. DailyPerformances:

West Coast Thunder Drill Team

Clown - JJ Harrison Announcer - Al Parsons

Stock - C+ RodeosHalf Time Kids Games

Feature Performances:May 10 at 9 a.m.

Stan Thompson Memorial Team Roping Event

May 11 Saturday Night Dance featuring

The Ken McCoy Band

Admission:Adults $15 / Weekend Pass $25

Seniors $10 / Weekend Pass $1713 - 18 $10 / Weekend Pass $17

12 & under Free



SUNFL WER

CONCERTANTE CHAMBER PLAYERSJune 1, 2013 at 7:00 p.m.

RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY THEATRE

FREE CONCERTS IN THE GAZEBOEvery Saturday in July and August

1:00 p.m.VETERANS SQUARE

105 Vermilion Avenue Open Tuesday - Saturday 11 am - 3 pmVolunteers Welcome - Please contact Marjorie at 250-295-6718

Sunflower Gallery

COMMUNITY BAND PRACTICEEvery MONDAY at 6:30 p.m.

ANY DAY... ANY TIME... IN VETERANS SQUARE...

WATCH for Random Acts of Art!

Increasing the public’s appreciation of the arts and providing opportunities for the public to experience and participate in the arts.

“Yes you can Garden in Princeton”~ On sale at the Sunflower Gallery

Adults 19 to 99+ARTS

ARTISTIC TRADING CARDS Spend an hour making trading cards (miniature orginal art) and finish the session with a one-for-one trading time. You’ll find your creative chops in this no-pressure activity and maybe even wind up with a 21/2 by 31/2 inch masterpiece! Materials are supplied but you are encouraged to bring scissors and some interesting bits and pieces of paper, cloth and other oddments of your own.RIVERSIDE CENTRE 1 class/FREE W 3:30-4:45pm April 24

CARD MAKINGLearn the art of making beautiful cards for family and friends. Bring your own tape, cutter and glue. We will do some new techniques in embossing and coloring vellum.RIVERSIDE CENTRE 1 class/$20 (4 cards) TBA 11:00am- 3:00pm

FILM PRESENTATION

MOSAICS WITH MARY Enjoy an evening out viewing a slide presentation of 2000 year old mosaic floors from Ostia Antica and Ascoli Piceno in Italy. Admission is free but any donations will be given to SOS.T May 7 7:00pm Riverside Community Centre

PRINCETON SKETCHERSThis is an informal get together for sketchers of all ages. We visit various places of interest, sketching and journalling what we see, recording scenes that please our eye. Contact Merrilyn at 250-295-0232 for more information.PRINCETON LIBRARY FREE 10am 2nd Saturday of every month

DROP IN PAINTING CLUBJoin fellow painters for an evening of painting. Share skills, knowledge and the joy of painting with friends. Beginners to established painters welcome. Arts Council Membership required for drop in at $10 for the year. Contact Guadolupe at 250-295-7406 for more information.6:30pm Weds. Riverside Community Centre

ARTS COUNCILThe Princeton Community Arts Council supports and encourages the full range of artistic creation and production, both professional and non-professional, through programming and promotional support, including the operation of the Sunflower Gallery. www.princetonarts.ca

PRINCETON COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL CONTACTS Princeton Community Arts Council President Marjoire Holland 250-295-6718Bridge Club Anthea Pugliese 250-295-6821Bunchgrass Quilters Rosemary Woodruff 250-295-6511Central Station Retreat Society Leonard Roberts 250-295-3728Crimson Tine Players Esther Donovan 250-295-7861Garden Club Doreen Poulsen 250-295-1577Princeton Community Band Joan Kelly 250-295-7743Princeton Country & Blues Mel Berg 250-295-4059Princeton Duplicate Bridge Arlene Turner 250-295-6157Princeton Museum & Archive Robin Irwin 250-295-7588Princeton Rock & Fossil Club Franz 250-295-3896 Princeton Traditional Music Society Jon Bartlett 250-295-6010Sunflower Galleries Marjorie Holland 250-295-6718Vermilion Forks Field Naturalists Cathie Yingling 250-295-4802

CANADA DAY WEEKEND: PriNCEtoN rACiNg DAYsJuNE 29 & 30, 2013

Come join us for the 45th year of horse racing at Sunflower Downs in Princeton, B.C.

315 Laurie Currie Way

www.princetonracingdays.cawww.facebook.com/princetonracingdays

• Parimutuel Betting• Concession • Vendors • Beverage Garden

Saturday Night Dance featuring:


CRAFTS

BUNCHGRASS QUILTERS This dedicated group of quilters meets to work on their own quilts in the company of others, learn new techniques or just get inspired. Once a year we do a charity sew-in for children in crisis. Contact Sharron at 250-295-4194 or Myrna 250-295-7272 for more information or just drop in.Riverside Centre Adult/FreeMondays 10am-3pm1st & 3rd Thursday 10am-3pm

DANCE

LINE DANCING AT THE LEGIONKick up your heels each Thursday night for an evening of dance, laughter and fun. This program is great for the beginner to seasoned pro. Come check us out. Cost: Free Where: Legion Hall 7pm Beginners 8pm Intermediate/Advanced

FITNESS

AUDENTIA FITNESS Outdoor Bootcamps will be beginning in August. Follow Audentia Fitness on Facebook to learn more or call Lindsay at 250-295-0759.

RUNNING CLUBTeens & adults who enjoy running or would like to learn please join the Audentia Fitness Facebook page. Join us for Sunday afternoons for a 6-8 km run. We will run in an out and back method so newcomers do not feel like they must run the full distance. Experienced runners will have fun running with a group. Call 250-295-0759 to learn more.

VERMILION FORKS FITNESS VFF offers a variety of programs to keep you healthy each and every day. Sign up for Gym, Zumba and Interval training. ZumbAtomic and Boot Camps will be offered soon. Hours of operation Mon-Fri 6am-9pm an 8am - 4pm Sat &Sun Locally owned and operated! Discounts for Copper Mountian Mine and Weyerhaeuser Employees. Stop in at the gym or call250-295-6099 or 250-295-5418

WALKING CLUBExplore Princeton while getting some great exercise outdoors! Join Dorothy at Riverside Community Centre each Wednesday morning at 10:30 am for a brisk walk with other fitness enthusiasts for company and encouragement. Call the Princeton Recreation and Cultural Office for more information at 250-295-6067.

GARDENING

COMMUNITY GARDENThe community garden at John Allison Elementary welcomes ‘garden angels’ to help with their wonderful program that educates children and the community. Contact Shirley at the school if you are interested in participating or learning more. 250-295-6727

FESTIVALS

PRINCETON TRADITIONAL MUSIC SOCIETYEach August the PTMS host a fantastic weekend of music in the down town of Princeton. Musicians from all over BC and beyond entertain everyone with toe tapping music, poetry, dancing and laughter. Volunteers are welcome throughout the year to assit with planning this wonderful festival. Contact Jon or Rika at 250-295-6010 or www.princetontraditional.org

Lindsay van GennePersonal Trainer and Fitness Coach

BPE, CSEP-PT

[email protected]

Find us on Facebook for up to date classes.

Hours of operation:

Mon - Fri: 6 a.m.-9 p.m. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sat & Sun

Discounts for Copper Mountain Mine and Weyerhaeuser employees.

COMMITTO GET FIT

We Offer:•Gym •Zumba®

• Interval training Coming Soon : ZumbAtomic®

and Boot Camps!

250-295-6099 250-295-5418

301 Bridge street princeton, B.C.Locally owned and operated!


Outdoor RecreationCHINA RIDGE TRAILS SOCIETYBreathtaking beauty for outdoor enthusiasts: hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, skijoring, dogsledding, snowshoeing, and tobogganing. Check out their website at www.chinaridgetrails.com for contact information, location, maps, and so much more.

OTTER VALLEY FISH & GAME CLUB www.tulameenbc.comThe Otter Valley Fish & Game Club is a group of dedicate, hard working individuals who coordinate a variety of activities and conservation programs such as clean up at local lakes and habitat restoration. Membership into our club provides you with insurance coverage, use of the firing range in Tulameen, access to the Club House and program participation. New club members and volunteers are always welcomed. Contact Anne Jones at 250-295-3642 for membership information.

PRINCETON FISH & GAME ASSOCIATIONThe Princeton Fish & Game Association meets the second Monday of the month. Children and Youth outdoor activites are our priority. Call Joy or George Klassen at 250-295-3134 to learn more.

PRINCETON ROCK AND FOSSIL CLUBThe Princeton District is blessed with an incredible diversity of minerlaization. Members share an interest in exploring and studying rocks and fossils, pooling their knowledge and having fun. Contact Franz at 250-295-3896Riverside Centre Membership Adults/FamiliesMeetings 3rd Tuesday of each month 7:00pm

VERMILION FORKS FIELD NATURALISTSOur club consists of people who share an interest in the natural world and its well being. We maintain a bird sanctuary at Swan Lake, enjoy informative presentations on a variety of topics, and participate in twice monthly field trips that take us birding, hiking, walking and more. Please join us for our monthly speaker series and field trips. New members are always welcomed!

TueSDAY NiGHT SPeAKeR SeRieS 7:00-9:00pm Riverside Community CentreMay 14 Murphy Schewchuk Tips & Tricks for Better Nature PhotographyJune 11 Sue Elwell Hummingbird Banding*No meeting are scheduled for July and August. See you September 20!

FieLD TRiPS Contact the names listed to sign up and learn more. June 22 Wolfe Lake Tip Anderson 250-295-3369July 6 Hole In The Wall Peter Antonick 250-295-3640July 20 Birding Expedition Amanda Lahaie 250-295-7596

6th AnnualPrinceton Traditional Music

FestivalThree days of musical celebration

right in downtown Princeton!August 16 - 18, 2013Welcome: Friday at 6 p.m.

Contact:[email protected]/Rika @ 250-295-6010princetontraditional.org


BRIDGE CLUBJoin the fun each week playing with other card enthusiasts. Contact Anthea Pugliesi at 250-295-6821 for more information.Riverside Centre Adult/Drop in Mondays 7:00-9:00pm

PRINCETON DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBIf you love cards and want to play bridge, or bring your bridge game to a different level, we would love to have you! We play with bidding boxes, boards and score each session. Contact Arlene Turner 250-295-6157 or Shirley Campbell 250-295-3370RIVERSIDE CENTRE $3.00 per visit Adults of all agesW Ongoing 11:45am to 4:00pm

NEW BEGINNINGS47 Harold AvenueOpen 9am-3pm Monday to Thursday

The New Beginnings Day Program and Residential Living Program assists developmentally disabled adults to achieve their greatest independence under the least restrictive conditions, with the same rights respects and freedoms enjoyed by other citizens.DAILY ACTIVITIESM Life Skills & CraftsT Recreation & MusicW Out & About Day

NEW BEGINNINGS

DAILY ACTIVITIESTh Recreation & GamesF Closed* Special trips are planned throughout the year for evenings and weekends.

SPECIAL OLYMPICS PRINCETON ACTIVITIESThe Special Olympics Athletes from Princeton welcome new Athletes and volunteers to join our fantastic team. Call our progam coordinatorKelsey Keglovic @ 250-295-0442Our Summer Activities include Bocci, Golf and Swimming.

SENIOR CITIZEN CENTRE – Branch 30This inviting place welcomes drop ins to meet with friends or join in the daily activities including fitness, cards, pool tables, seasonal events, and daily lunch. Call 250-295-7515 to learn more or just stop in. Located behind Cooper Foods off of Bridge Street.$15.00 yearly membership fee Mature Adults to 99+ years

THEATRE

CRIMSON TINE PLAYERSThis dedicated group of theatre performers, directors, and artists work hard to develop unique theatre experience for Princeton and Area residents. New members are always welcome to join in the fun. Actors, make up artists, set design, back stage, and sound booth are just a few of the many positions needed with each production.

SPORTS

BADMINTON Going to the birds? Join the fun and recreational badminton play at PSS with some great adults who enjoy the sport. Enjoy time with others who enjoy a great game. All levels welcome. Season Membership availablePSS Gym Youth/Free Adults: $3.00 Drop in 13-18 yrs & Adult M On-going 7:30-9:30pm

PRINCETON GOLF COURSEOur Princeton course is a first class course with a friendly small town atmosphere. Junior rates from 11-18. Punch cards and gift certificates available. Fully stocked Pro Shop and great dining at the Restaurant. Check our website for Tournaments. www.princetongolfclub.com

Ladies Tuesday morningSenior Men Wednesday morning Ladies Night Wednesday after 3 pmMen’s Night Thursday after 3 pmCouples Fun Night Friday 5pm - 9 holes of fun games with a great buffet to follow

MembershipsYearly membership is $625 plus tax. Initiation is $1000 plus tax and can be paid at $200 per year for 5 years. Driving Range only $50 plus tax per year.

Princeton & Area Transit System 250-295-6666 / 1-800-291-0911Pick up Monday, Wednesday and Friday:

Princeton Door to Door Service 7:30 amHedley Door to Door Service 8:30 amKeremeos Mountain View Manor 8:45 am Old Age Pension Building 8:50 am Hill Top Esso 9:00 am Cawston - Amber Light 9:05 am Olalla (if stop in Cawston 9:10 am) 9:05 am

Return from Penticton Monday/Wednesday/Friday

Parking lot behind Elite Café 1:10 pmCherry Lane Mall - (Save On Foods back entrance) 1:20 pmWalmart - Main entrance 1:30 pm

FaresPassengers (one way fares):

Princeton local $1.50Princeton/Penticton $4.00Hedley/Penticton $3.50Keremeos/Penticton $3.00

*No regular service on weekends or statutory holidays. Times subject to change due to road construction.

Social


DO YOU WANT TO PLAY HOCKEY IN PRINCETON?

Princeton Minor Hockey is accepting player registration for our 2013/2014 season

Watch for special registration events in the local newspapers.

• Open to boys and girls aged 5 - 18 • New & Experienced players are welcome

• Volunteer positions available in all areas

• Registrar: Angela Matkovich 250-295-0095

FOR MORE iNFORMAtiON, PlEAsE cONtAct:www.pdmha.ca

PRINCETON AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

PO BOx 325 PRINCETON, BC V0x 1W0

365 Darcy Mountain Road Princeton, BC V0X 1W0 [email protected] 1-888-295-5123

Princeton Golf Club and RV ResortPrinceton Golf Club and RV Resort

THE SOUTH OKANAGAN’S HIDDEN SECRET

• 3 minutes east of Princeton on Hwy #3, between Hope and Penticton

• 18 Hole Par 72, 6500 yard golf course

• 33 site full service RV Park

• Full service restaurant & lounge

- Outstanding Golf- Small Town Friendliness - Unbeatable Rates

www.princetongolfclub.com

THE HUTSummer HOurS:

11 am to 5 p.m. Daily 10 am to 5 p.m. Saturday

CLOSeD TueSDAYS & STAT HOLiDAYS

367 Hwy 3 Princeton [email protected] 250-295-3835

Keep our community cleanand cash in with yourrecyclable containers!

BOTTLE DEPOT


LOTUS WELLNESS NIGHTSJoin Guadalupe, Alternative Medical Consultant, for an evening of relaxation through mediation and healthy living talks that will improve and maintain a healthy lifestyle. For more information call 250-295-7406.Riverside Centre Drop in/$5.00 Adult/SeniorT On going 7:00-8:30pm

PRENATAL CLASSESFamily centered classes that focus on answering your questions about pregnancy, assisting women and their helpers to feel confident about labor and birth, breastfeeding and more. For more information or to sign up for a class please contact the Health Centre at 250-295-4442.

T.O.P.S GROUPThe group ‘Taking Off Pounds Sensibly’ meets weekly to support and discuss ways to ensure that your weight loss is a success. Lots of laughter and support is given weekly at these meetings. Anyone interested in joining or learning more can call Lynda Borg at 250-295-3658 or Myrna Leard at 250-295-7272RIVERSIDE CENTRE Membership Fee AdultTh Ongoing 8:30-10:00am

WALKING WEDNESDAYSSpring has Sprung and its’ time to dust off our walking shoes! Join Dorothy for an hour of brisk walking on the KVR, around the airport or anywhere our exercising feet want to take us.Cost: FREE 10:30am Wednesdays Begins April 10 Riverside Community Centre Call Nadine at the Princeton Recreation & Culture Office to learn more. 250-295-6067

Lotus Medical Acupuncture & Alternative Medicine

Riverside Centre

M. Guadalupe Gutierrez, D.D.S R.AcAlternative Medical Consultant

*Diagnosis/treatment with Chinese methods that can:

*control pain *regulate circulation *improve sleep * ease menopause *increase energy

*aid to quit smoking.

Safe, natural, drug free and effective.Gift certificates and weekend retreats are available.

Call 295-295-7406 to book an appointment.www.medical-acupuncture.net

HEALING INSOMNIA - Acupuncture promotes real sleep naturally. No side effects, improves quality and quantity of sleep

healing the root cause.

ICBC claims and some extended health plans accepted.

Wellness

Royal Canadian legionBranch #56 Princeton

172 Bridge Street

Office: 250-295-6060 Lounge: 250-295-7776

Lounge Hours of Operation:Sunday - Wednesday: 12 (noon) - 7:00 p.m.Thursday - Saturday: 12 (noon) - 11:00 p.m.

HALL RENTAL - CATERiNg AvAiLAbLE

Office Hours: Monday - Friday 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Arts & Crafts

Teaching Studio and Gift ShopArts & Craft Supplies162 Vermilion Avenue

(Across the street from the Museum)Phone Shirley at 250-295-4076

ADULT CLASS PROJECTSOIL PAINTING only requires two - 2

hour sessions to complete. WATER COLORS and some of the other crafts can be completed in a morning or afternoon. Class fees

are structured to enable you to try something new without investing a lot

of money on supplies. CLASS FEES are $10.00 per hour and include the use of all my paints and brushes, and firing where required. THE ONLY EXTRA

YOU HAVE TO BUY is the surface you work on, such as canvas, ceramic piece

or piece of glass or wood, etc.YOU MAY START ANYTIME

STORE HOURSWednesday •Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

By appointment: Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday

CHILDREN’S CLASSESare $20.00 per class for a

1 hour session.They include everything!

Regular after school classes or Birthday Party - even

Grandchildren during the holidays!Phone for more details, or drop in.

250-295-4076

Oil Painting Watercolor

AcrylicsCeramics

Come and try something new! Anyone can learn to paint or do any

of the other crafts offered.

NO SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED - trust me!

Fired Glass and more!



367 Hwy 3 Princeton [email protected] 250-295-3835

Nothing says summer like a scoop or two of our delicious ice cream!

Store Hours: 9am to 9pm daily

Closed Tuesdays & Stat Holidays

THE HUT

APRILArts & Culture Week 21-27Black Comedy 26, 27 COPA for Kids 27 Flea Market 27

MAYSpring Fling- Highland Dancers 5Mining Days 8 Amazing Literacy Race 9Rodeo Weekend 10 - 12 Special O Golf Fundraiser 11 Circus 14 Spirit Festival 17 - 19 Kidz Carnival 24 Posse Trade Show 31 - June 2

JUNEKokanee Swim Meet 1Community Band Concert 3 Rotary Golf Tournament 8 Grad 2013 22 Racing Days 28 - 30

JULYCanada Day Festival 1 Car Show 6 Canadian Bull Run 7Dinner on the Bridge 13 Golf Tournament 20 - 21 20-21

AUGUSTTulameen Family Days 3 Princeton Traditional Music Festival 16-18Agricultural Fair 24 - 25 COMMUNITY EVENTS LISTINGSCheck out the Town of Princeton website at www.princeton.ca for upcoming weekly and monthly events!

Princeton and DistrictAnnuAl

AgriculturAl FAir

315 Laurie Currie WayPrinceton, B.C.

FeaturingLittle Britches Rodeo Finals 2013

48th AnnuAL FAiR August 24 & 25, 2013

Gates open at 9 a.m. Daily

• Pancake Breakfast• Mat Duffus• Saturday Horseshoe Tournament• Marron Valley Drill Team• Livestock Shows• Kids Games/Fun Zone• Exhibits • Contests • Free Draws • 50/50 Draws• Beverage Garden • Vendors • Bingo

Two full days of fun and entertainment!Saturday Night Dance featuring

Dale seaman & Highway 97

FAiR ContACts:Danny Kastor - President 250-295-6993

[email protected] Carleton - Treasurer 250-295-3535

[email protected] Check us out on Facebook!

www.facebook.com/pages/Princeton-District-Agricultural-Fair/553431758021691

LittLe BRitCHes

RoDeo FinALs:Saturday

JACkpot RoDeo:Sunday

SPOTLIGHTThe Similkameen

Proudly serving the community since 1948 • www.similkameenspotlight.com

Creative by: Lisa Carleton-Associate Publisher/Editor

The Leisure Guide is published by the Similkameen Spotlight in Princeton, BC and printed in Canada.


SPRING & SUMMER EVENTS

DirectoryBUSINESS ORGANIZATIONSCHAMBER OF COMMERCELori Thomas 250-295-3103RdOs Building inspECtiOnsToll Free 1-877-610-3737REd CROss HEAltH EQuipMEntLoans 250-293-6467tOWn OF pRinCEtOnTown Hall 250-295-3135

COMMUNITY SERVICESpRinCEtOn liBRARYwww.orl.bc.ca 250-295-6495CitiZEn’s On pAtROlJim Turner 250-295-3178COMMunitY sERViCEs sOCiEtYLynn Pelly 250-295-6666CRisis AssistAnCE sOCiEtYStore 250-295-6881 FAMilY sERViCEs sOCiEtYHeather 250-295-3126 gROund sEARCH And REsCuEArnie Powell 250-295-6759HAYEs CREEK FiREFigHtERs’Bob McMurtrie 250-295-0310HOspitAl AuXiliARYThrift Store 250-295-7214HOspiCE sOCiEtYBetty Reheis 250-295-7748MinistRY OF CHildREn And FAMilYSocial Workers 250-295-7585pRinCEtOn FiRE dEpARtMEntHall 250-295-3325 250-295-3126pRinCEtOn COMMunitY ARts COunCil Rika Ruebsaat 250-295-6010pROVinCiAl EMERgEnCY pRgJim Turner 250-295-3178

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HElp KEEp tHE COMMunitY diRECtORY up tO dAtE!

Call 250-295-6067 or email [email protected]


Summer 2013

The Princeton Museum 167 Vermilion Avenue, Princeton BC, (250) 295-7588 email: [email protected]

"It is indeed a goodly land: a land of mountains and

rolling hills, rivers, glens and lakes; a land of untold

mineral wealth, rare scenic beauty and strange mystic

charm." John Goodfellow,

“The Story of the Similkameen”

Summertime at the Museum...TOYS TOYS TOYS!

EXPLORE THE PRINCETON MUSEUMS SUMMER OF TOYS!Our temporary summer exhibition will be a focus on the history of toys. With local finds from our own archives, combined with treasures on loan from our museum members, and generous individuals in our community, enjoy our engaging and fun exhibition that celebrates youth, and everything great about being a kid, then and now!

SUMMER HOURSSummer students allow our museum expanded hours during the summer months. With thanks to the HRDC summer jobs program, and Heritage Canada Youth Canada Works Program, our museum is staffed full time from July - September. Come visit our helpful staff at the museum during our summer months, open 7 days a week, from 10 am - 6 pm

VOLUNTEERSWith the help of dedicated volunteers our museum is evolving into a modern facility for visitors, historians and researchers. We are growing and changing at a rapid rate, and the huge leaps in technology and expansion is all thanks to the hard working individuals who give us their time, their skills and share their wisdom. Contact us to join this amazing group on a journey into the future while exploring our past.

“You're off to Great Places!Today is your day!

Your mountain is waiting,So... get on your way!”

― Dr. Seuss, Oh, the Places You'll Go!

www.princetonmuseum.orgT E L E P H O N E(250) 295-7588

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