If you’ve ever wondered who the namesake of Ruth Hooker School is, the answer to that and so much more will be revealed at Selkirk’s first ever Culture Days, taking place Sept. 24-26. Ellie Longbottom, Culture Coordinator for the City of Selkirk, says the three-day event will be fun for the whole family and will…
Vendor Feature for Week 6 (the final week) of the Selkirk Port D.O.G Days market: Fierce Cups and More was born about a year ago, and proprietor Tracey Fierce is well aware her last name gifted her with a memorable and fitting business moniker. “I have to thank my husband for the name,” laughs Fierce,…
Vendor Feature for Week 4 of the Selkirk Port D.O.G Days market: For Edward Zajac, beekeeping is a passion. His Ohana Honey Farm is aptly named – Ohana means ‘family’ in Hawaiian – and his son-in-law works with him part-time, and his daughter came up with the name and logo. “It’s my daughter’s fault,” Zajac…
Selkirk Port D.O.G Days Market has something for everyone, and this year there’s a bonus for the young ones and for those who enjoy entertainment. The Frontier College Reading Tent will feature an opening circle followed by a book read out loud for the kids – up to eight kids per session – along with…
If you like it hot, then this summer, with its endless 30-plus days, couldn’t be more perfect. Unless of course, you had the Selkirk Port D.O.G Days Market to drop in on, and you will, beginning July 21 from 10 am to 2 pm at the Waterfront and running every Wednesday until it wraps up…