Christmas Potluck Dinner

December 14, 2024, Doors open at 5:30 pm

It’s that time of year again—our Christmas Potluck Dinner is on again!

The Gambier Community Centre (GCCS) and Gambier Island Community Association (GICA) are teaming up once more to host the most epic holiday feast of the season! We’ll be providing the juiciest proteins, and now it’s your turn to bring a crowd-pleasing side dish big enough to share with your family.

This year’s theme? Christmas, of course! And don’t worry—there are special surprises for the little ones aged 12 and under! 🎁

Mark your calendars and RSVP by December 11th to secure your spot—it’s free! With space limited to 60 guests, don’t wait too long to claim your spot! Click the “Reserve” button below or email us at gccs@gambierisland.org with the following details:

• The dish you’re bringing (appetizer, salad, potatoes, vegetables, or dessert)
• Your protein preference (ham, turkey, or veggie option)
• The names and ages of any kids 12 and under attending.

Calling all kitchen stars! We need volunteers to help cook turkeys and hams or assist with serving during the event. 🦃 If you’re interested, email gccs@gambierisland.org and let us know you’re ready to join the team!

Oh, and one last thing—this event is licensed, so please do not bring any personal liquor.

Get ready for a magical evening filled with delicious food, good company, and holiday cheer. Doors open at 5:30 PM—don’t miss it! 🎉

Click on the button below to make a reservation. Select a side, a protein, and enter the names and ages of any children 12 and under. Note: You must COMPLETE the order (proceed to payment and enter your name, address, email, phone number) even though it is $0.00. Otherwise, it's like sending an email without clicking "Send".

Upcoming Events at the Community Centre

• Christmas Potluck - December 14, 2024, 5:30 pm
• Retro aerobics: A fun-filled low impact cardio class moving to the 70's and 80's with Margaret Robertson - Saturdays, 10:30 beginning January 4, 2025

The Community Centre will follow the BCCDC recommendations. We ask that community members stay home if they feel ill, maintain good hand-washing practices, and wear masks if they feel at risk. Everyone is encouraged to respect our neighbours' and friends' comfort and safety.