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The Gas City Roller Derby Association presents Full Metal Jammer, our first home game of the season against Regina’s Gravediggers. A great event for the whole family to enjoy, doors open 6PM and the bout starts at 7PM, at the Cypress Centre Pavillion. Admission is $10. Come check it out!
Roller derby is back from a summer hiatus and your local league is pumping up the heat with 3 games in 1 day and presenting our first ever co-ed bout! Men and women battle it out on the flat track for the first time in our city and the mixed game will truly put the battle of the sexes to the test.
The Gas City Rollers present, “The Invitational Bouts of Mystery” Aug 13 at the Cypress Center Pavilion. The event will feature 80 skaters from leagues in the prairies near and far and features some of the fastest rollers from both Alberta and Saskatchewan! Hatters of all ages will enjoy coming out to watch this full contact sport and enjoy the spills and thrills of the fastest growing sport in the world.
This Austin Powers’ themed event features a rookie game at 2 pm, Intermediate game at 6pm and presents our first co-ed game at 8pm! Rookie game is free to the public, everybody is welcome and doors open at 1 pm. Intermediate and Co-Ed games are $10 for both games, $2.50 for children under 12. Doors open at 5 pm for the night games.
Pre-sale tickets are available at Lavish Apparel or by phone at 403-526-2022. For more information find Gas City Rollers on Facebook, Twitter or email us at: media.gascityrollers@gmail.com.
This weekend is usually associated with the largest amount of traffic heading to the Medicine Hat Stampede & Exhibition, even if it has been “officially” opened for two days now. I am grateful, for one, that most of the events are mirrored from Wednesday/Thursdays to Friday/Saturday for us that have to work. Even so, no matter when you head out, or if you already have, the exhibition to most is about the rides, the games, food, live performances, shopping, animals and most importantly, the fun – which you can experience any time during the annual 4 day extravaganza.
Also, I love the coin pusher games. So satisfying.
Join Together Alberta Town Hall Meeting – June 7
The Join Together Alberta campaign was conceived and launched jointly by a number of Alberta unions and union groups in cooperation with various community and advocacy groups.
All of the participating organizations share the belief strong public services are important to all Albertans. They also share a belief that Alberta is a very wealthy place and that we can afford them. The only thing that’s standing in the way of maintaining strong public services in Alberta is lack of political will. We can afford to maintain and strengthen public services by fixing Alberta’s broken system for revenue generation.
Come to the Medicine Hat town hall meeting and join the discussion! Help create the Alberta you want.
When: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM, Tuesday June 7, 2011
Where: Medicine Hat Stampede Grounds, Fireside Room (in the Cypress Centre)
For more information contact:
Julia Dalman, Public Interest Alberta (780) 420-0471
Where: Cypress Centre Pavalilion
When: May 21st 9AM – 3PM
No cost for entry!
Door Prize tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5 and the proceeds will go to the Medicine Hat Parent Link Centre.
- Charity Bake Table – KIDS! Decorate your own cupcake!
- Henna Tattoo Artistry
- Airbrushing – Get those toes ready for summer!
- Try your hand at cardmaking!
Many great companies to discover including: Epicure, Stampin’ Up, Dress Your Lashes, BeautiControl, Inspired!, Mary Kay, Pampered Chef, Scentsy, Avon and so much more!
More than 40 home businesses in attendance!
Just a reminder that next Thursday, December 2nd is our Olde Tyme Christmas on the Stampede Grounds in Pioneer Village.
FREE admission, hot dogs, hot chocolate, hay rides, and candy canes.
With a visit from Santa and Rroary the Tiger, plus choirs from Eagle Butte and Crestwood schools and the “Town Crier”. Be sure to also take in the Olde Tyme Christmas Market in the Cypress Centre.
This seems to be the season for tradeshows and expos. Here’s another one to mark down for Saturday, November 6th from 10AM to 5PM at the Cypress Centre Pavilion.
At the Home Business Christmas Show & Sale there will be more than 40 home businesses. The show is in support of the Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society and the Medicine Hat Food Bank! There is no cost for entry, but donations to one of the charities would be appreciated.
Door Prize Tickets $4
(all proceeds to charity!)
For more information contact Cris @ 403-488-4168
We haven’t really posted anything about the Gas City Rollers before on Medicine Hat Media and when I take a look back, I can’t really think of why. I might do a follow up post about the Gas City Rollers in a more in-depth look, but for right now, all you need to know is: They are a roller derby group based in Medicine Hat who are participating in their debut bout as a team facing off against Calgary’s B52 Bellas.
The all-ages showdown will be taking place on Saturday, February 20th at the Cypress Centre. Admission will be $5.00, doors open at 6:00 and the game starts at 7:00.
The Medicine Hat Community Celebration Committee is finalizing plans with the Vancouver Organizing Committee preparing for the arrival of the Olympic Torch.
The Torch Relay route for Medicine Hat on Saturday, January 16th begins at 16th Street S.W. at approximately 6:00 pm and arrives at the Saamis Teepee Site at 7:00 pm. An outstanding celebration will be held at this site from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm with Terri Clark being the featured entertainer.
The Torch Relay Route for Medicine Hat on Sunday, January 17th, begins at the Cypress Centre at 7:30 am and reaches the outskirts of Medicine Hat on the Trans-Canada Highway at approximately 8:47 am.
For further information please contact:
The Chair of the Medicine Hat Celebration Committee, Jeremy Thompson at 403-581-8098 or Project Manager, Frank Merkl at 403-502-8599.
Singer-songwriter, Akon is coming to Medicine Hat to perform at The Medicine Hat Arena with Danny Fernandes and Girlicious on Sunday, November 1st, 2009.
*UPDATE* The show has now been moved to the Cypress Centre.
Akon is a Senegales-American R&B singer-songwriter who rose to recognition in 2004 and has since put out a number of radio-recognized songs that, like most rap, include a large amount of sexual innuendo, as well as typical rap-stereotype references to drugs, alcohol, f-words, n-words, and much more (you can already tell I am a fan… Sarcasm intended).
Some hit songs include: Right Now (Na Na Na), Smack That, Gangsta, Ghetto, most of the content of which can easily be guessed by the name of the song.
Tickets are $49 or $69 and can be purchased at www.tixx.ca
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