Showing posts with label friends for life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label friends for life. Show all posts

Thursday, April 10, 2008

on our plate


First of all... I can't stop singing the ramen song! Good grief its catchy!

Everything seems to be moving in warp speed lately and it doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon. Got Craft is coming along nicely. We have now maxed out our venue at 40 vendors! I am still amazed at the quality of work and the amazing artists that are coming out to our "little" event. Wow! All the images and links are now up, so go check it out here.

Still plugging away at the Vancouver Kiwanis Music Festival. I believe I am now down to 60 or so spots to fill out of 224. We have two more weeks to go, so if you are interested in coming out to volunteer.. please let me know as we have morning / afternoon and evening shifts available!

This is the fourth year that we have been involved with the Friends for Life Volunteer Recognition event. This years' theme is Viva Las Vegas and we have plenty of wacky things planned for the event! Check out the invites that were generously donated to us by Blue Skies and Daisies (Design) and Clubcard (Printing).

Friday, May 25, 2007

Two Posts in One Day!




Two posts in one day! This may never happen again.. so better start reading!

lotus events just finished wrapping up the 3rd Annual Friends for Life Society's Volunteer Recognition Event. The event was held on Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007 at the Heritage Hall located by Main Street and E. 15th. This venue rocks! The staff there are so nice, polite and know exactly what they are doing! The prices are very reasonable and you can bring in your bar - which is super duper especially if the event is for a not for profit and they are not big drinkers! This venue is also wheel chair accessible and has a full kitchen including two fridges, convection oven and huge sink.

Anyways, this year, the theme was Western! We got an awesome photo booth from Houle Games and the kind folks at Squares Across the Border came out to show us some moves! Rob and I also found some cool horse soap on Etsy and asked the woman if she could make 10 soaps on a rope with horses on them to present to the top volunteers. All the food was kindly donated by Costco, Cobs Bread, Emelles Catering, Capers and Fountainhead Pub.
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