Family Dinner Dance
presented by: Brigade Days & the Hope Station House, Community Arts and Heritage Society
corner of Hope Princeton Way, and Highway Number 1 (or “Water Street” as it’s known in town)
Saturday, September 12, 6:00 pm
Spaghetti Dinner, and dance to
Whiskee Jack
Cost: $9.99 per person, $4.99 for children under 8 years old
The Hope Station House was built in 1916 by the Great Northern Railway, and later acquired by the Canadian National Railway (CNR). In 1984 the Station was acquired by the Hope Village Arts and Crafts Society and moved to its current location from its long-time location beside the railway tracks close to 5th Avenue and the famous “H-Tree”.
Briggie Button
The Briggie Button is your ticket to FUN, as it provides access
to all the events at the 6th Avenue Park and
Sportsbowl during Brigade Days weekend.
From 6:00 p.m. Friday, September 11, these
buttons must be worn by teenagers and older
on the fairgrounds - as always the young'uns
aged 12 and under are FREE.
Starting at July 1, buttons go on pre-sale at
stores displaying the
BUTTONS SOLD HERE
sign at the discounted price of only $7.00!!
But only till 5:00 p.m. Friday, September 11th.
Thereafter and throughout the weekend,
Buttons will be available only from a few "designated
vendors" (like the Keystone Cops) and at
the gates at the full price of $10.00.
Buy Early and SAVE!
