The Big Night Out

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🎭 THE BIG NIGHT OUT SQUAMISH 🎭 A Masquerade Affair The Broken Seal, House of Lager and Routes Eatery are teaming up to bring you the first-ever Big Night Out, Squamish — an unforgettable evening of food, drinks, music and community, all in support of a great local cause. Your ticket includes drinks and food for the evening with all proceeds going to Squamish CAN’s School Meal program. Help keep local kids fed with nutritious, locally-prepared meals. 📅 Sunday, October 18th🕓 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM📍 Capilano University Come dressed to impress and put on your best mask for a night of celebration — because this one is all about bringing Squamish together. 🎶 THE ENTERTAINMENT  Live music: Ruckus Deluxe  DJ set: SkiiTour  🍴 THE FOOD Enjoy an evening of incredible food stations featuring: The Broken Seal  House of Lager  Routes Eatery  Squamish CAN  With food generously donated by GFS, we're bringing together some of the best local culinary talent for one unforgettable night. 🍸 THE DRINKS Cocktails: The Broken Seal featuring Beefeater Gin Beer: House of Lager  Cider: Cliffside Cider  Wine: Bordertown Estates + more to be announced Bubbles: More to be announced ✨ THE VIBE Masquerade-inspired décor brought to life with the help of the Howe Sound Secondary Grad Committee. And most importantly… ❤️ EVERY TICKET MAKES A DIFFERENCE 100% of ticket proceeds will go to Squamish CAN to help deliver hundreds of school lunches daily, fill school fridges throughout Squamish and support local students and families in our community. Great food. Great drinks. Great entertainment. Great people.One very BIG NIGHT OUT, for Squamish.   About Squamish Can: Squamish CAN is tackling local food security through the School Meal Program, in partnership with the Sea to Sky School District. This pay-what-you-can program ensures that all students can access nourishing food at school, regardless of family income and without stigma. Students eat together, discover new foods, and build connections, turning meals into a daily act of care and belonging. The program strengthens the regional food system and delivers fresh, high-quality meals to students. Yet the program only recovers less than 40% of costs, while saving families up to $800 a year.  Donor support is what sustains this program. Join the Big Night Out in Squamish and help us to reach more families, and ensure that no child in our community has to wonder where their next meal will come from.