April 20th, 2011 by Peter "All Requests" Graves
May 1 Fashion Show @ Paliotti’s Italian Restaurant (1:00 - 4:00pm)
April 20th, 2011 by Peter "All Requests" Graves
Happy Birthday
April 19th, 2011 by Peter "All Requests" Graves
The Rock The $#@! Out Of Cancer Benefit Rock Show will be held on Friday, May 13th (Lucky Friday The 13th!) at Chilliwack’s Evergreen Hall.
Tickets are only $20 (cash only please) and are available at: Signal Signs & Graphics, Musicworx AVU, Jack’s Cycle, or by calling 604.798.8803
- Pardon My Striptease Making their home in Chilliwack, this band has been rockin out their original music on stages all over the Fraser Valley for the past 2 years. Come and see what all of the buzz is about.
- Shady Mae This hard edged Southern Rock Band has been quickly making a name for themselves on the Vancouver music scene.
- Head Over Heels featuring Trevor McDonald combine two of Chilliwack’s most recognizable talents to bring you top hits until the wee hours.
Rock Memorabilia Silent Auction
**ITEMS INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO**
Cash Bar
ALL DRINKS ARE $5
Doors open at 6 PM and the first band goes on at 7 PM
All net proceeds will be donated to The Ride To Conquer Cancer which benefits the BC Cancer Agency and its ground breaking research.
**THIS IS AN OVER 19 SHOW AND PROPER IDENTIFICATION MUST BE PROVIDED FOR ENTRY**
April 6th, 2011 by Peter "All Requests" Graves
The Best Western Rainbow Country Inn, will be hosting a fundraiser for disaster relief in Japan.
The event will be held April 21, 2011 at the Best Western Ballroom in Chilliwack. Doors will open at 5:00 and dinner will be served at 6:30. The night will feature a four-course Asian cuisine dinner, silent auction and dance. Many local musicians will be here to entertain us throughout the evening.
If you would like to donate to this event, please contact
sales@rainbowcountryinn.com or catering@rainbowcountryinn.com
You can also message us on twitter to pick up your donation @BWRCI. The organizers of this event look forward to working with community of Chilliwack to help communities in Japan. The images of this disaster have changed us all forever; our hearts are warmed with the thought of helping those who desperately need it. Please join with us “Here, After, For the Disaster”
