Walk for Life
Stanley Park, Ceperley Park
September 23rd, 8:30am
The AIDS WALK for LIFE is a tribute to over two decades of remarkable community involvement, care giving and support. The AIDS WALK continues to be both a celebration of LIFE and also a time of reflection, of tribute and hope for a future without HIV and AIDS.
Over 20 years ago on June 15th, 1986, BCPWA launched the first AIDS WALK in Canada. Now the AIDS WALK is held in more than 120 cities across Canada and is part of a coordinated, national event each year in September called the AIDS WALK for LIFE. For more info contract www.bcpwa.org or call 604-915-WALK.

Tot and Preschool Healthfest
Pine Tree Community Centre
September 22nd, 10am-12pm
Local community organizations will be on site to educate, promote and inform parents of Tot and Preschool safety, health and recreation.  This event is free to the public.  Admission is free, and non-perishable items are being accepted for the local food bank. Please call 604-933-6048 for more information.

GVRD Country Celebration
Campbell Valley Park, Langley
September 15th & 16th
Come on out and enjoy a great  family friendly fall fair. There will be lots of music, food, handicrafts, hay wagon ride and more! For more info call GVRD 604.432.6359 or visit www.gvrd.bc.ca/countrycelebration

Calling all Moms, Stay-at-Home-Dads and Potential Crash Test Mommies!
Casting Call for Hit TV Series CRASH TEST MOMMY is the hit series that puts mom's biggest parenting critic in her shoes for 48 hours while she enjoys a weekend away.

MOM: Is there someone in your life who thinks they can show you a thing or two about parenting? Here's your chance to put your opinionated family member or friend to the test! They may think twice the next time they criticize you…
Do you have two or more children and live in the Lower Mainland? If so, call or e-mail now!
CONTACT INFO:604-708-5749 or 1-877-MOMMY-12 or mom@papernyfilms.com

Vancouver Art Gallery
September 16th, 12-5pm
Supersunday: art for families
On the third Sunday of each month, the Gallery is transformed into a fun-filled space for families (children age 12 and under) to learn about art together. Artists, staff and volunteers engage families in hands-on activity areas, where children and adults draw, paint, create, watch and participate in performances, and learn about art together.