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A compilation of different publications relating to Rendezvous ’92, Alaska Highway’s 50th Anniversary celebration. The first file is a brochure of events happening in Fort St. John, for example, the F.S.J. International Airshow and various music festivals. Next is a calendar advertising the many events occurring in Alaska, BC, and the Yukon. The last file is a magazine that covers more information on the Anniversary celebration and the history of the Alaska Highway.
A write-up for Alaska Highway’s 50th Anniversary celebration, Rendezvous ’92. The article discusses its impact with particular focus on how it connects the cities and communities found along the highway.
A compilation of summaries and reports for Fort St. John’s Rendezvous ’92, Alaska Highway’s 50th Anniversary celebration. A sample was taken from each of the documents. They include information such as, financial planning prior to the event, and an analysis of its outcome and successes.
A write-up for the Alaska Highway Rendezvous 1992, an event celebrating the highway’s 50th Anniversary. The write-up contains some of the activities and events taking place throughout the region such as the opening ceremonies, the International Airshow, and a gala. Included in the file is also a collection of the logos used for the celebration.
A collection of photographs from Rendezvous ’92. These include photos of a parade, as well as photographs of the planning committees.
Photographs of the Fort St. John North Peace Museum and the Dawson Creek Museum. One photo shows the “Doin’s At The Derrick” event at the Fort St. John Museum. The other is a wide shot of the Dawson Creek Museum and Art Gallery building.
Photographs of some of the facilities at the North Peace Cultural Centre. This includes the theatre and Peace Gallery North.
This brochure, which features a photo of Artspost on its cover, explains what was happening in the community in regards to the Fort St. John Community Arts Council. It shows their members, contact information, fundraisers and many more.
Attached are news articles from around 2010 that highlight some of the dance events in Fort St. John.
The Fort St. John Cultural Crawl is a local event that highlights everything Fort St. John has to offer involving arts, culture and heritage. It is put on by the Fort St. John Community Arts Council and the City of Fort St. John.
This Program is from Stage North’s The Lost Mirror. It was directed by Daniel Vecchio and Produced by Judi Bryson. The show played in February of 1987, attached are also news articles about the play. It was a family play with a fairytale theme.
The Peace River Zone Theatre Festival was a three day event with three different shows each day. There were also workshops and a meeting with adjudicators. In 2013, the festival was held at the North Peace Cultural Centre.
Attached are newspaper articles from 1978 related to the publication of The Peace Makers and presentations of the book to visiting speakers at the Shaping Visions of Canada conferences and to Northern Lights College.
Attached are newsletters and pamphlets for activities at the North Peace Cultural Centre. These include an Arts and Leisure brochure from 1993, an Upcoming Events Brochure from 2009 and a newsletter from 2007.