Events
DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL
May Days has not occurred since 2018.
OUR ANNUAL MAY DAY EVENT!
The Boston Bar North Bend May Day Festival is celebrating its 91st year in 2018! Come and reunite with old friends and neighbours. The annual events include:
Youth Dance (19yrs & under)- Friday May 25th from 6pm-10pm at the Boston Bar School $5 entry - music & concession.
Parade - starts at 10 am, and follows the traditional route from BBESS school, down Old Boston Bar Road, then North on Hwy 1, left onto Chaumox Road, and left into Memorial Park.
Boston Bar - North Bend residents will receive the 2018 MAY DAY PROGRAM in their mailboxes.
GATE Entry: 19 & over: $5.00
CEREMONIES begin at 11am in the RAYMOND PAVILION:
This year's May Queen is Sophie Olsen! The Royal Party also includes:
Prince: Gage Campbell, Princess: Julianna Campbell, Flower Girl: Kendra Campbell and Ring Bearer: Marcus Adams.
To follow the royal party intro and crowning, are the awards ceremonies (Parade & Community Spirit). The May Pole Dance will be performed by students of Boston Bar Elementary Secondary School. There will also be a Jeet Kune Do demonstration. Entertainment will be provided by the Hope Choir and Mat Duffus.
IN MEMORIAL PARK there will be fun activities for families, including Bouncy Castles, Games, and Face-painting.
The Lion's Club is also hosting a food concession! A CRAFT FAIR is being held in the Boston Bar Community Hall. Table rental $15. Please contact Amanda 604-860-9352 to book a vendor table.
A PIG ROAST with all the fixings starts at 5:30 pm with LIVE entertainment by "Crossfire" in the Boston Bar Community Hall! Adults: $20 Youth $15. (Beer & Wine will be available). Tickets can be purchased at Canyon Lanes, the Olde Towne Inne, Canyon Tirecraft and Fat Jack's. Seating is limited so get your tickets now!
During the day 50/50 tickets and raffle tickets will be available. (Raffle tickets are now available at Canyon Lanes, The Old Towne Inne, Canyon Tirecraft and Fat Jack's.)
RAFFLE PRIZES this year include:
2 Night Stay for 4 at River's Edge Cabins
Kumsheen Rafting Trip for One.
Art Work by June Remple
Leather Jacket from Ainslie Creek Graphix
Gift Certificate from Old Towne Inne
Two Gift Certificates from the Hope Garden Center.
Many Thanks to our advertisers, the folks who donated raffle prizes and all the generous businesses who donated cash to make our May Day Event possible! To view all the wonderful folks who contributed, please go here:
Youth Dance (19yrs & under)- Friday May 25th from 6pm-10pm at the Boston Bar School $5 entry - music & concession.
Parade - starts at 10 am, and follows the traditional route from BBESS school, down Old Boston Bar Road, then North on Hwy 1, left onto Chaumox Road, and left into Memorial Park.
Boston Bar - North Bend residents will receive the 2018 MAY DAY PROGRAM in their mailboxes.
GATE Entry: 19 & over: $5.00
CEREMONIES begin at 11am in the RAYMOND PAVILION:
This year's May Queen is Sophie Olsen! The Royal Party also includes:
Prince: Gage Campbell, Princess: Julianna Campbell, Flower Girl: Kendra Campbell and Ring Bearer: Marcus Adams.
To follow the royal party intro and crowning, are the awards ceremonies (Parade & Community Spirit). The May Pole Dance will be performed by students of Boston Bar Elementary Secondary School. There will also be a Jeet Kune Do demonstration. Entertainment will be provided by the Hope Choir and Mat Duffus.
IN MEMORIAL PARK there will be fun activities for families, including Bouncy Castles, Games, and Face-painting.
The Lion's Club is also hosting a food concession! A CRAFT FAIR is being held in the Boston Bar Community Hall. Table rental $15. Please contact Amanda 604-860-9352 to book a vendor table.
A PIG ROAST with all the fixings starts at 5:30 pm with LIVE entertainment by "Crossfire" in the Boston Bar Community Hall! Adults: $20 Youth $15. (Beer & Wine will be available). Tickets can be purchased at Canyon Lanes, the Olde Towne Inne, Canyon Tirecraft and Fat Jack's. Seating is limited so get your tickets now!
During the day 50/50 tickets and raffle tickets will be available. (Raffle tickets are now available at Canyon Lanes, The Old Towne Inne, Canyon Tirecraft and Fat Jack's.)
RAFFLE PRIZES this year include:
2 Night Stay for 4 at River's Edge Cabins
Kumsheen Rafting Trip for One.
Art Work by June Remple
Leather Jacket from Ainslie Creek Graphix
Gift Certificate from Old Towne Inne
Two Gift Certificates from the Hope Garden Center.
Many Thanks to our advertisers, the folks who donated raffle prizes and all the generous businesses who donated cash to make our May Day Event possible! To view all the wonderful folks who contributed, please go here:
COPS FOR CANCER TOUR DE VALLEY are coming to Boston Bar Elementary Secondary School on SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 2023.
They will stop here between 11:30 am and noon for a well-deserved rest and a nutritious lunch prepared by our wonderful community volunteers. The members of law enforcement and emergency services personnel that sign up for several months of rigorous training and commit their time and effort to fundraising, wrap it all up in September with an eight-day 800 kilometer ride through the coast of British Columbia. When Cops for Cancer cycles up the Fraser Canyon to come to Boston Bar, they are always very grateful for the nourishing lunch provided, but they are also more than happy to talk to our community's citizens who come out to cheer on these inspiring men and women.
This year, Diana Wilson, a member of the Boston Bar-North Bend Volunteer Fire Department, will be one of the 25 first responders making this journey to raise money for childhood cancer research and the support services provided through the Canadian Cancer Society.
The impact of cancer on a child's life...and their family....is overwhelming. If you can, please give generously to this very worthy cause! Help these incredible men and women pedal their way to a cure for childhood cancer!
They will stop here between 11:30 am and noon for a well-deserved rest and a nutritious lunch prepared by our wonderful community volunteers. The members of law enforcement and emergency services personnel that sign up for several months of rigorous training and commit their time and effort to fundraising, wrap it all up in September with an eight-day 800 kilometer ride through the coast of British Columbia. When Cops for Cancer cycles up the Fraser Canyon to come to Boston Bar, they are always very grateful for the nourishing lunch provided, but they are also more than happy to talk to our community's citizens who come out to cheer on these inspiring men and women.
This year, Diana Wilson, a member of the Boston Bar-North Bend Volunteer Fire Department, will be one of the 25 first responders making this journey to raise money for childhood cancer research and the support services provided through the Canadian Cancer Society.
The impact of cancer on a child's life...and their family....is overwhelming. If you can, please give generously to this very worthy cause! Help these incredible men and women pedal their way to a cure for childhood cancer!
Boston Bar and North Bend Announcements 2023
Remembrance Day
Our community began holding an annual Remembrance Day service in 2008. We asked for advice from the Legions in Hope and Lytton on proper protocol. The Lytton Legion donated some wreaths to use for our first service, and the Clinton Legion has donated an additional four crosses and seven wreaths. Community volunteers provide refreshments after the event. Members of the community recite the poem “In Flanders Fields” and the reply to “In Flanders Fields”. They also support the event with purchases of the poppy and cedar wreaths made locally by Kathy Walters. We have on display a permanent honour roll of all the men and women who served in the military in our community.
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Saturday, November 11, 2023
10:30 am Groups and organizations pick up wreaths at North Bend Community Hall. 10:45 am Gather at the Cenotaph memorial site. Opening ceremony Singing of O’Canada Poem in Flanders Fields 11:00 am 2 mins. of silence Lament: At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them Reply to In Flanders Fields Laying of wreaths Lord’s Prayer Singing of God Save the King Closing Refreshments to follow in the North Bend Community Hall. |
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ANNUAL “STUFF the CRUISER EVENT” 2017
Boston Bar continues to amaze with the amount of food and cash donations that go to our local Food Bank. So much hard work goes into this event to make it a success every year. RCMP Officers use their own time to organize and attend the event and the public is always so supportive of their efforts.
On December 2nd, 2017, our Boston Bar RCMP members Phil, Darren and Robert collected approximately 800 lbs. of food and received over $3,000.00 in cash donations and vouchers. What a wonderfully successful annual event this has turned out to be!
Thank you to our local RCMP, to George, Kevin, Janet and staff of Canyon Tirecraft for use of their lot and the delicious Pancake Breakfast (and to Ainslie Creek Enterprises for donating the "Stuff the Cruiser" sign.)
And a very heartfelt THANKS goes to our very generous community!
On December 2nd, 2017, our Boston Bar RCMP members Phil, Darren and Robert collected approximately 800 lbs. of food and received over $3,000.00 in cash donations and vouchers. What a wonderfully successful annual event this has turned out to be!
Thank you to our local RCMP, to George, Kevin, Janet and staff of Canyon Tirecraft for use of their lot and the delicious Pancake Breakfast (and to Ainslie Creek Enterprises for donating the "Stuff the Cruiser" sign.)
And a very heartfelt THANKS goes to our very generous community!
Activities for Youth, Kids and Families
There are a number of programs available for Families, youth and kids and various activities take place at Family Place, Canyon Lanes, the swimming pool, the library and the school. See Activities for Youth, Kids and Families in Boston Bar and North Bend for more information