 SANDY HALL - Bradner Church is booking table rentals for this year's Arts & Crafts Fair on November 3rd, 2018.
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 Great minds think alike! There is THREE Christmas Craft Fair's happening Saturday, November 4th, 2017 @ Bradner Hall, the Mt. Lehman Hall and Pioneer Park in Aldergrove! We hope to see everyone out at these events, all of them are a short (10 min) drive from one another!
 BRADNER CHURCH is looking for CRAFTERS for the annual Arts & Crafts Fair on Saturday, November 4th, 2017 – Bradner Church is looking for Crafters who enjoy making Homemade Crafts, Jams, Jellies, Preserves etc.
By Marlene Xenis - The Holidays are upon us!
We will be at the wonderful Circle Craft Christmas Show in Vancouver, BC - right on the waterfront in the heart of the city - a beautiful show featuring the exceptional work of some 300 artisans! The show is November 9th - 13th, opening daily @ 10am. Hope to see you there!  Aldergrove, BC - Join the Craft Fair @ Pioneer Park - 27111 - 0 Avenue, Aldergrove BC on Saturday, November 5th, 2016 - 9am to 3pm - Featuring... Knitting, Crocheting, Crafts, Jams & Jellies, Woodwork, Leather, Ceramics and Glassworks. Also, several themed Raffle Baskets to win plus a handmade Quilt Raffle. AND a Tea Room where you can sit and relax and have a yummy Sandwich and Sweets with Tea and Coffee.
FREE ADMISSION!  Bradner's own creator of the world's most beautiful wooden dolls, Xenis Gallery, has finished their special 9 1/2 inch Pinocchio designs. They have created two Pinocchio's - a Marionette and little boy Pinocchio "I've Got no Strings" "For anyone looking to broaden their existing collection - or starting to collect- I believe wood will continue to have a special place.... It may not be large , but it is an extension of the woodcarver's art. Xenis' work in this field is especially worth collecting for the long haul." - Ellen Sue Blakey, director of the Dancing Bear Folk Center Museum.  Fatkin Daffodils on display at the 2015 Bradner Flower Show  McMath Family Daffodils By Lynda Richard
The Bradner Flower Show was started in 1928 by area pioneer Fenwick Fatkin as a venue for local growers to showcase their daffodils, and Bradner has become famous as the “Daffodil Capital of Canada.” A small rural hamlet with a wonderful sense of community; the show is produced by the Bradner Community Club, a longstanding service organization operated on a 100% volunteer basis. Fenwick’s family is involved in the show to this day, with granddaughter Pauline serving as co-chair of the show. Each year several thousand people arrive to take in the displays and activities at the show. We are planning an event that is interesting, informative and most of all, fun!  Sign up for an art class over Spring Break! Cost is $125 + GST. The instructor, Barry Ratzlaff, has taught this class at MEI and has done single classes at South Poplar and Upper Sumas. He was a youth pastor for 12 years as well and is excellent with kids. Great to have this offered locally! Sign up by emailing Barry bearnelsonart@gmail.com.
 Tea time at Onnink's! By Ruby Jaggernath,
My friend from Vernon was coming for a visit so I decided to provide a real treat for her - and treat it was, for both of us. Where? Well, last summer my son came from Penticton for a visit. I told them about the organic blueberries at Onninks, how they use Falcons instead of cannon to control birds, how they use manually distributed nematodes instead of chemicals to control insect pests. Of course they went to check out the blueberries right away, and brought back a box of them which we immediately proceeded to consume.  Pioneer Park Christmas Craft Sale
27111 - 0 Avenue, Aldergrove BC 25+ vendors, gift baskets, quilt raffles and tea room luncheon! Saturday, November 7th, 2014, 9am - 3pm |
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