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The Starfish Pack Backpack Program was created in response to teachers hearing the cry of their students. Teachers were heartbroken to hear their students were coming to class Monday morning hungry, reporting that they had not eaten over the weekend. \n\nPenticton Rotary Club teamed up with Save-On foods in April 2017 and started with funding through Community Foundation to supply 10 backpacks to 1 local elementary school. We have since grown to 34 backpacks delivered weekly by volunteers to 4 local Penticton elementary schools. Every week empty backpacks are picked up from the schools, delivered to Save-On to be filled with food for the weekend. The backpacks are then delivered back to the schools on Fridays to go home with kids for the weekend. Then to restart again the next week. The cost of a backpack for 1 year to feed a student is $525. Please see links below for more info and how to donate. \n\nhttp://starfishpack.com/penticton/\nhttps://youtu.be/8eQD6jsgtps
Ain't no party like a Paint Nite party! Come and see for yourself why Paint Nite is the most fun paint party on the block. No experience necessary! Our talented artist will walk you through all the steps you take to go from blank canvas to full masterpiece in under two hours. Add a couple glasses of wine, some tunes and some laughs with friends - what could be better?! At Paint Night we are all about making the fun in your week.
You may reschedule or cancel tickets up to 8 hours before the event starts. Read our reschedule policy here.
Did you know that the Copper Mug is actually the oldest Pub in Penticton? The Mug is also the second oldest Pub in BC! Since 1974, we've worked hard to deliver the best food with the best service and fun atmosphere. In fact, the readers of Okanagan Life Magazine ranked us as one of the Top Pubs in the Penticton area! Come and join us, relax with friends in our fun, friendly atmosphere, or catch the game on our 2 brand new 80" LCD TV's, the biggest in town!
Our menu consists of good old fashioned pub grub coupled with lighter fare and healthier choices to appeal to a broad cross section of tastes and palettes. Be sure to check our weekly and daily specials and don't forget about our awesome Sunday breakfast!
There's always something fun going on at The Copper Mug Pub - be it our Monday Night Golf special, NFL Football Pools, or Friday night "Name That Tune", so be sure to check out our Events Page to find out when our next night of fun will be!
Copper Mug Pub
1301 Main St, Penticton, BC V2A 2Y3, Canada
Chelsea Mae comes from a family devoid of artists (or so they’d say), and was often thought to have been switched at birth for the creative bones in her body. She first fell for paint at age 3 finger painting her blind dog blue, and clay at age 9 carving the chunks that fell off the mountain behind her house. She fell for photography when she was old enough to own a camera, and silk screening, book making, and TShirt printing in grade 8 Graphic Design class. She fell in love with making dishes and hand spun pottery in university, and eggshell painting when living in Vietnam after that. She has made books out of driftwood, antlers into coat racks, cucumbers into pickles (did I mention she started her own canning business on the Sunshine Coast?). For Chelsea Mae, art isn’t any one thing. It isn’t a particular media to excel in, or a style to be restricted to. The beauty of art is that it’s attainable by all, anywhere, any time.
Chelsea Mae has also been a teacher in classrooms internationally, locally in public schools, and privately in art studios, and thrives on teasing out the inner artist in all her students. If you are interested in private art sessions, adding a Chelsea Mae’d piece to your collection, or would simply like to take a visual jaunt through some of her visual creations, please visit chelseamaed.wordpress.com for more.
The Starfish Pack Backpack Program was created in response to teachers hearing the cry of their students. Teachers were heartbroken to hear their students were coming to class Monday morning hungry, reporting that they had not eaten over the weekend. \n\nPenticton Rotary Club teamed up with Save-On foods in April 2017 and started with funding through Community Foundation to supply 10 backpacks to 1 local elementary school. We have since grown to 34 backpacks delivered weekly by volunteers to 4 local Penticton elementary schools. Every week empty backpacks are picked up from the schools, delivered to Save-On to be filled with food for the weekend. The backpacks are then delivered back to the schools on Fridays to go home with kids for the weekend. Then to restart again the next week. The cost of a backpack for 1 year to feed a student is $525. Please see links below for more info and how to donate. \n\nhttp://starfishpack.com/penticton/\nhttps://youtu.be/8eQD6jsgtps
Ain't no party like a Paint Nite party! Come and see for yourself why Paint Nite is the most fun paint party on the block. No experience necessary! Our talented artist will walk you through all the steps you take to go from blank canvas to full masterpiece in under two hours. Add a couple glasses of wine, some tunes and some laughs with friends - what could be better?! At Paint Night we are all about making the fun in your week.
You may reschedule or cancel tickets up to 8 hours before the event starts. Read our reschedule policy here.
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Chelsea Mae comes from a family devoid of artists (or so they’d say), and was often thought to have been switched at birth for the creative bones in her body. She first fell for paint at age 3 finger painting her blind dog blue, and clay at age 9 carving the chunks that fell off the mountain behind her house. She fell for photography when she was old enough to own a camera, and silk screening, book making, and TShirt printing in grade 8 Graphic Design class. She fell in love with making dishes and hand spun pottery in university, and eggshell painting when living in Vietnam after that. She has made books out of driftwood, antlers into coat racks, cucumbers into pickles (did I mention she started her own canning business on the Sunshine Coast?). For Chelsea Mae, art isn’t any one thing. It isn’t a particular media to excel in, or a style to be restricted to. The beauty of art is that it’s attainable by all, anywhere, any time.
Chelsea Mae has also been a teacher in classrooms internationally, locally in public schools, and privately in art studios, and thrives on teasing out the inner artist in all her students. If you are interested in private art sessions, adding a Chelsea Mae’d piece to your collection, or would simply like to take a visual jaunt through some of her visual creations, please visit chelseamaed.wordpress.com for more.
