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The group had a great time on Friday at the artist reception, today the Arts Center is open at 10am to 5pm.

Monday music

Move into the week at a relaxed pace…

Starting the week at a relaxed pace can set the tone for improved performance. It allows for a smooth transition from the weekend, helping to reduce stress and increase productivity. Embracing a more relaxed approach to the start of the week can also provide an opportunity to prioritize tasks effectively and make strategic decisions, leading to better overall outcomes. Utilizing pacing for performance can help maintain a balanced workflow and enhance job satisfaction.Ai

charm on

WARMTH,Friday ARTIST RECEPTION…

There’s a wolf moon tonight first full moon of 2024 is a wolf Moon.

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File photo KDG

Here’s howling at you

On January 25th, 2024, there will be a special event in the night sky – the Wolf Moon, which marks the first full moon of the year. This celestial occurrence is known as the “Wolf Moon” and carries cultural and historical significance. It’s a great opportunity to witness the beauty of nature and gaze at the mystical night sky. Keep an eye out for this captivating astronomical event! 🌕✨ Ai

Weather permitting…

At this writing would have already occurred at 12:54 p.m. eastern time, however NASA says it will appear full for 3 days from Wednesday. Happy viewing weather permitting another celestial event brought to you by universe physics.

Wednesday Charm, quilts

Gallery open 10 Am to 5 PM today. See quilt art from a half dozen exquisite quilters. Artist reception Friday 2-4 PM, at the Ars Center, corner of Nicola and Voght Merritt BC. Artists from flower to…

Quilts

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Come see the local wares….

Its only steps away to Merritt locals you will think that you were on an exotic trip. It is very good at the art gallery in Merritt. Couldn’t get away, this winter? See the beauty and exotic feel of local showing.

EDITORS NOTE:THE ARTIST RECEPTION START TIME IS 1:PM

Saturday sustance

New show at NVCAC Arts Center

The quilters have been at it again “still”. A show is on now, today and until February 25th.

Artist reception: Friday January 26th 2024,1-4pm. Come meet these talented people.

The Nicola Valley Community Arts Council is currently hosting a quilting show at their Arts Center. The show will be ongoing until February 25th, and there will be an artist reception on Friday, January 25th, 2024. It’s a fantastic opportunity to meet and appreciate the talent behind these beautiful quilts! For a sneak peek, check out this image:

Have a great Saturday,✨

Steak dinner fundraiser for 14 year old girl cancer victim, Grand hotel, Merritt BC. There are Two sittings; one sitting at 5PM one at 7:PM.

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Local inititive

When adolescents are diagnosed with cancer, it can be a challenging and distressing time for them and their families. Support from the community can make a significant difference in their lives, offering hope and easing the burden of medical expenses. Initiatives like the steak dinner fundraiser for the 14-year-old girl in Merritt, BC, not only provide financial assistance but also show solidarity and care for the young cancer victims and their families. Such local initiatives play a crucial role in creating a supportive environment for adolescent cancer patients. Ai

Grand Hotel, Merritt BC

City Councilor Dana Egan is the owner and manager of the eatery and Pub on the Corner of Garcia and Nicola in Merritt BC, with a passion for suffering people the hotel has a long history of support to the hurting.

TGIF-Charcoal soap…

The Nicola Valley Arts Center is open after a a seasonal break the gallery and gift shop opened on January 10th 2024.

There is no featured show as yet however the group is operating the gift shop and conversation as well. as well.

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If you like it its art…

Charcoal soap with eucalyptus oil is a powerful combination for deep cleansing and refreshing your skin. This unique blend of natural ingredients offers several benefits for your skin health.

  1. Deep Cleansing: Charcoal is known for its ability to draw out impurities and toxins from the skin, making it an excellent ingredient for deep cleansing. It helps to remove dirt, excess oil, and unclog pores, leaving your skin fresh and revitalized.

  2. Detoxifying: Charcoal has detoxifying properties that help to remove impurities and environmental toxins that can accumulate on the skin throughout the day. It helps to purify the skin and promote a healthy complexion.

  3. Oil Balancing: Eucalyptus oil is known for its oil-controlling and astringent properties. It helps to regulate sebum production, making it beneficial for oily and combination skin types. This can help to prevent breakouts and keep your skin looking balanced and healthy.

  4. Antimicrobial: Eucalyptus oil has antimicrobial properties that can help combat bacteria on the skin’s surface, reducing the risk of infections and breakouts. It also has a refreshing scent that provides a soothing and calming effect on the mind and body.

When using charcoal soap with eucalyptus oil, simply lather it up with water and massage onto your face or body in gentle, circular motions. Rinse thoroughly with water and pat dry. Enjoy the refreshing and invigorating experience while knowing that you are treating your skin to a natural and effective cleansing routine.

If you’re interested in purchasing charcoal soap with eucalyptus oil, you may want to consider checking out Amanda’s gallery in downtown Merritt, BC, Canada. Their natural and handmade products are a great way to support local businesses and indulge in skincare that is both effective and environmentally friendly.

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editors note: Amanda’s gallery, the Nicola Valley Community Arts council in Merritt BC, “Arts Center” Corner of Nicola and Vought, enter by Kekilui Cafe entrance. Amanda Dunn is the proprietor of Pink Room Crafts.

Light not might.

Tuesday is normal so stay informal, pass conformal.

Tranquility abides with the kind and undying positive


Sooth those bones of weary transport.

Soothing the body is essential for maintaining overall well-being. There are various ways to achieve this, such as indulging in a warm bath, practicing gentle yoga, receiving a massage, or simply taking a few moments to meditate. It’s important to listen to the body’s signals and provide it with the care and rest it needs.

Good thoughts from Ai

Remember, taking time for self-care is not selfish; it’s a crucial investment in one’s health and happiness.

Naturalists à

Nicola Naturalist Society Incorporated.

The local naturalist club will be holding their January meeting on Thursday the 18th starting at 7 PM, at the local college lecture theater top of the hill on Belshaw avene Merritt BC.

Featured presenter Frank Ritcey will show photos and talk about his experience in Wells Gray Provincial park.

Frank has had a storied career that included a wildlife people conflict mediator.

The Society is fond of saying all welcome, membership or donation requested. (Silent draw) for donated items go towards a nursery for a college student.

Free parking no beverages or eats inside the lecture theater.

view point

A view from another nature group, the London Linnean Society.

go forward

Happy New year

Message from KDG

2024 in the door.

In 2024, we can expect to see further advancements in technology, continued focus on environmental issues, potential breakthroughs in science and medicine, and significant global events such as elections, sporting competitions, and cultural milestones. It’s also likely that the world will continue to grapple with ongoing challenges, including those related to public health, climate change, and international relations. As with any year, 2024 will bring both opportunities and obstacles, shaping the course of history in various ways.

You be the boss.Where you may…

Sweet think 🤔

Oxymoron

Does one cancel out the other? If it does that’s an oxymoron.

The last Four days of the year belong to those who know the value of time

And fruit cake 😋

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Seasons of joy.