• Next Slow Jam is January 30th in the Jackalope
• Valentines Day Sushi Dinner set for February 16th - Reservations required
• Wholistic healing workshops facilitated by Alison Zeidler in the Jackalope Feb.3rd and 17th. To register or to get more info contact Alison at alison@alisonzeidler.com
• Yukon Government Department of Environment - Flooding info session February 6th
• Winter Carnival date set for March 3rd
• St.Patrick's Day in the Jackalope March 15th
• Kid's Easter Party & Egg Hunt March 29th

If you haven't gotten your fob yet it's not too late! Come by while we're open with your $25 deposit.

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YG Dept of Environment has shared draft flood hazard maps for Marsh Lake online for public review and comment. Comments can be provided in-person at the Feb 6 open house (see attached poster for details) or online here: https://flood-atlas.service.yukon.ca/pages/draft-flood-maps  

FRIDAY, January 26th

Yoga 10am-11:15 in the Gym

Get limber with this all levels yoga session! 

Jackalope Dinner & Drinks 6-10 in the Jackalope

Come by for a drink and a bite.

Youth Sport Drop-In

Join Mark in the gym for some sports! Youth led- supervision required.

SATURDAY, January 27th

Knitting Circle 11-1pm in the Jackalope

Come work on your projects and socialize

Jackalope Open 11-3pm

Come have a drink and say hi!

SUNDAY, January 28th

Jackrabbits 2pm-4pm in the field  **Cold weather cutoff is -25C

Reminder to pay for and register your child as it is important for insurance

Snacks and hot chocolate provided

https://zone4.ca/register.asp?id=34250&lan=1&cartlevel=1

TUESDAY, January 30th

North of 60 Cafe 2-4PM in the Jackalope

Come have a coffee and spill the tea!

Piano Lessons with Busy Fingers

must be pre registered

Slow Jam 7-9 in the Jackalope

Bring your acoustic instrument and play some tunes

Yoga with Richard 5pm-6pm in the gym

Get limber with yogi Richard

Thank you to the people who made the Lake Trail!

Reminder: keep motorized vehicles off the ski trails.

Fire smarting is happening in the trail area. Please be mindful of the hard-working people ensuring our forest is cleaned up and safe.

With the fluctuating weather ensure your fireplaces are burning efficiently and your chimneys are cleaned regularly. The life you save could be your own.

--The Marsh Lake Fire Rescue

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